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azcentral.com · Apr 2, 2019

ASU women's basketball faces rebuilding in post for second time in three seasons

Arizona State women's basketball successfully rebuilt its post game two years ago and faces the same challenge going into 2019-20.

Forwards Kianna Ibis and Sophia Elenga and center Charnea Johnson-Chapman filled the post gap after the graduation of Sophie Brunner, Quinn Dornstauder and Kelsey Moos in 2017. Ibis made All Pac-12 twice while leading the Sun Devils in both seasons and is a WNBA draft prospect.

Now, though, it's time to turn the page again to a combination of unproven returners and incoming players in the post to go with a perimeter group rich with talent despite losing Courtney Ekmark.

Full story at azcentral.com

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