Las Vegas NM, --- Lindsey Fearing announced her 2026-2027 signing class for the new season in Historic Las Vegas. A class that welcomes eight new players, five transfers and three freshmen.
Coach Fearing about the Signees:
"Excited to add our eight newcomers to our seven that are returning. They will continue to bring the strong culture we have built in the classroom, community and on the floor. The eight newcomers are walking into a situation of where the foundation has been built and we are up and running to continue to build on our success. Looking forward to the fast-paced offensive and defensive game we are going to play, as well as having some height to rebound the ball better than we have in the last few years. As always GO COWGIRLS!"
Ariella Goren 5-8|Guard| Central Arizona | Glendale, AZ
Goren comes to Historic Las Vegas after some time at Central Arizona where she recorder 330 points and 155 assist last season.
Amya Bekele 5-8 |Guard| Mesa Community College | Mesa, AZ
Averaging 10.2 points per game another ACCAC transfer for Coach Fearing, Bekele also was a 82% free shooter at Mesa Community College last season.
Aaliyah Clarke 6-0 |Forward| Lamar Community College | London, UK
Clarke had 233 rebounds last season standing at six foot flat she added height to a Cowgirls squad in the post play game.
Vanessa Nankweyna 5-5 |Guard | Glenville State | Evansville, IN
Nankweyna brings more depth to Coach Fearing's team after spending last season at Glenville State.
Abby Hardy 6-2 |Forward| Chaffey College | Rancho Cucamonga, CA
Hardy spent last season as a Panther at Chaffey College, another height piece in the post play for the Cowgirls as she recorder 67 rebounds as a freshman last season.
Erica McGadney 6-0 |Guard | Bella Vista Prep | Scottsdale, Az
A versatile guard in McGadney is six feet tall can also run the floor well for the Cowgirls while playing in the elevation of Historic Las Vegas.
Maya Barnes 5-11 |Guard| Westbourne Grammar School | Gold Coast Queensland, AU
Barnes hails from Australia a good player in transition as well as a outside shooter will add versatility for the Cowgirls and provide more outside shooting.
Kylie Marquez 5-9 |Guard| Americas | El Paso, TX
A good scoring guard Marquez reached 1,000 career points as a senior at Americas High School she looks to continue to bring that relentless scoring presence to the Purple Floor at the Wilson Center for the Cowgirls
