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Michigan Guard Sydney Savoury Commits to UConn
7 Nov
Summary
- Sydney Savoury, a top guard from Belleville, Michigan, committed to UConn.
- She averaged 27.5 points, seven rebounds, and three assists last season.
- Savoury is ranked ninth nationally in ESPN's Class of 2027 prospect list.
The UConn women's basketball program has landed its first commitment for the Class of 2027 in Sydney Savoury, a highly-touted guard from Belleville, Michigan. Savoury announced her decision on Friday, citing UConn's culture, coaching, and tradition of excellence.
As a junior, the 5-foot-10 guard achieved impressive statistics, averaging 27.5 points, seven rebounds, and three assists per game. Her performance earned her Gatorade Player of the Year in Michigan during her sophomore season. Savoury is recognized as a top prospect, ranking ninth on ESPN's list, fifth on 247Sports, and sixth on Rivals.
Savoury considered offers from several other elite programs, including USC, North Carolina, Texas, Notre Dame, and UCLA. She was present at UConn's recent game against Michigan, a notable visit given its proximity to her hometown. This recruitment highlights UConn's continued focus on securing top U.S. talent.
Coach Geno Auriemma and his staff are actively pursuing other top U.S. recruits for the Class of 2027, including point guard Kaleena Smith and wing player Ivanna Wilson Manyacka. They are also anticipating a visit from Hungarian center Kinga Josepovits.
