THAT’S JUST ABOUT A TWO HOUR DRIVE HERE FOR YOU IN CINCINNATI. PLUS SOME MORE WOMEN’S BASKETBALL NEWS. THREE TIME STATE CHAMPION, REIGNING OHIO MISS BASKETBALL JUNIOR GUARD DEE ALEXANDER HAS CUT HER LIST TO THREE. THE BIG DECISION NARROWED DOWN TO ILLINOIS, OHIO STATE AND CINCINNATI. STILL IN THE MIX HERE, THE PURCELL MARION STANDOUT IS
Purcell Marian basketball star's final 3 college choices include Cincinnati, Ohio State
Updated: 11:28 PM EDT Apr 15, 2024
Purcell Marian star Dee Alexander, one of the top high school basketball recruits in the class of 2025, has narrowed down her college choice to three schools.In a post to social media on Monday, Alexander listed Cincinnati, Ohio State and Illinois as her final three schools that she is choosing between.A 3-time state champion and 2-time Ohio Ms. Basketball award winner, Alexander is listed as the No. 6 overall prospect in the 2025 class, according to ESPN.Alexander has been pursued by many of the premier college basketball programs in the country during her high school career, which has included visits to Cincinnati from well-known college coaches, such as UConn's Geno Auriemma.Last month, Alexander led Purcell Marian to its third consecutive state championship and their second consecutive title in Division II.
CINCINNATI — Purcell Marian star Dee Alexander, one of the top high school basketball recruits in the class of 2025, has narrowed down her college choice to three schools.
In a post to social media on Monday, Alexander listed Cincinnati, Ohio State and Illinois as her final three schools that she is choosing between.
A 3-time state champion and 2-time Ohio Ms. Basketball award winner, Alexander is listed as the No. 6 overall prospect in the 2025 class, according to ESPN.
Alexander has been pursued by many of the premier college basketball programs in the country during her high school career, which has included visits to Cincinnati from well-known college coaches, such as UConn's Geno Auriemma.
Last month, Alexander led Purcell Marian to its third consecutive state championship and their second consecutive title in Division II.
