Kenny Brooks and the Kentucky Wildcats are back on the board!
On Wednesday, Kentucky received a commitment from Oregon State transfer guard Dominika Paurova.
Paurova confirmed the news via Twitter.
Paurova, a native of the Czech Republic, joined with the Beavers as a 2023 recruit. In 35 games this season, she averaged 5.5 points, 48% from the field (37.2% on 3-pointers), 2.1 rebounds, and 1.4 assists in 16.5 minutes.
Paurova scored 17 points on 6/8 shooting (3/4 on 3s), three assists, two steals, and two rebounds in the Beavers’ NCAA Tournament Round of 64 victory over Eastern Washington.
New home…go wildcats! #BBN pic.twitter.com/5kYYQNYA7j
— Dominika Paurova (@DomiPaurova) June 5, 2024
Paurova joins Dazia Lawrence, Jordan Obi, Gabby Brooks, Georgia Amoore, Clara Silva, Amelia Hassett, Teonni Key, Lexi Blue, Clara Strack, Saniah Tyler, Cassidy Rowe, and Tanah Becker on the 2024-25 team.
Check out some clips of Paurova’s play from the 2022 FIBA Under-18 European Championship.
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Oregon State soccer coach Lauren Sinacola has resigned
Lauren Sinacola, Oregon State’s women’s soccer coach, has resigned after three years, the school announced Wednesday.
Sinacola became Oregon State’s first female coach in women’s soccer when she was hired in July 2021. There was no reason given for her resignation.
Sinacola is the second Oregon State women’s coach to resign in the last week. Kate Maxim, the women’s rowing coach, announced earlier this week that she is leaving the school after seven years there.
The Beavers finished 4-8-7, with a 1-6-4 Pac-12 record. In Sinacola’s first season as coach, Oregon State won 11 games, their most since 2012. Sinacola’s three-year OSU record was 20-25-12.
Oregon State is set to begin the 2024 season with an exhibition game against Oregon on August 4. The Beavers will play in the West Coast Conference this season.
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