New Mexico State Aggies
Western Athletic Conference
2011-12 Stats
| OVERALL RECORD | Western RECORD |
| 6-24 | 3-11 |
2012 Player Commits
| Commits | ESPN 100 Commits |
| 3 | — |
Recruiting Class:
3-star G Sasha Weber picks a WAC program
Sasha Weber of Lacey, Wash., has committed to New Mexico State University, according to an email from her father, Dave Weber. The 6-foot guard also considered BYU, Fresno State, where she made a visit last weekend, Oregon State and UNLV. The 3-star rated prospect made her pledge following a home visit on Oct. 4, from Aggies head coach Mark Trakh and assistant coach Aarika Hughes.
"Coach Trakh was successful at Pepperdine and USC and I'm excited that he recruited me at my natural position (point guard)," Weber said in a statement released by her father. "On my official visit last month, he showed me a clear vision of what he expects my role to be. Plus, I was part of a building process in high school that my teammates and I took a lot of pride in. I'm ready for the same kind of challenge in college."
Weber, the 2010 Washington State 3A high jump champion (5 feet 8 inches) and a four-event state qualifier in 2011, had several track scholarship offers, but has always preferred to play basketball in college.
Weber is Timberline High School's all-time scoring leader with 1,013 points heading into her senior year. She helped the Blazers to 21 straight wins to open the 2010-11 season, on their way to the 41-year old school's first ever WIAA state tournament appearance. In the six seasons preceding Weber's arrival in 2008, the Blazers finished a combined 15-111. During the club season -- in addition to being named one of ESPN Hoopgurlz "Best of Summer" defensive players -- she was all-tournament at the End of the Trail for the third time and also earned two tournament MVP honors while playing with a talented Tree of Hope team.
Weber is the third player in the 2012 class to commit to the Aggies. She joins fellow 3-star prospects Abby Scott of Madras, Ore., a 6-1 wing, and Shay Young of San Diego, Calif., a 6-0 guard.
"Coach Trakh was successful at Pepperdine and USC and I'm excited that he recruited me at my natural position (point guard)," Weber said in a statement released by her father. "On my official visit last month, he showed me a clear vision of what he expects my role to be. Plus, I was part of a building process in high school that my teammates and I took a lot of pride in. I'm ready for the same kind of challenge in college."
Weber, the 2010 Washington State 3A high jump champion (5 feet 8 inches) and a four-event state qualifier in 2011, had several track scholarship offers, but has always preferred to play basketball in college.
Weber is Timberline High School's all-time scoring leader with 1,013 points heading into her senior year. She helped the Blazers to 21 straight wins to open the 2010-11 season, on their way to the 41-year old school's first ever WIAA state tournament appearance. In the six seasons preceding Weber's arrival in 2008, the Blazers finished a combined 15-111. During the club season -- in addition to being named one of ESPN Hoopgurlz "Best of Summer" defensive players -- she was all-tournament at the End of the Trail for the third time and also earned two tournament MVP honors while playing with a talented Tree of Hope team.
Weber is the third player in the 2012 class to commit to the Aggies. She joins fellow 3-star prospects Abby Scott of Madras, Ore., a 6-1 wing, and Shay Young of San Diego, Calif., a 6-0 guard.
3-star G Shay Young picks WAC program
Shay Young of San Diego, Calif., has committed to New Mexico State University, according to her high-school coach, Robbie Sandoval of Mount Miguel (Spring Valley, Calif.).
The 6-foot guard, rated a three-star prospect by ESPN HoopGurlz, also considered San Francisco, Santa Clara and Utah State.
Young averaged 15.3 points, 8.8 rebounds, 1.9 steals and 1.3 blocks as a junior at Mount Miguel and earned all-city, all-academic and all-state honors.
The 6-foot guard, rated a three-star prospect by ESPN HoopGurlz, also considered San Francisco, Santa Clara and Utah State.
Young averaged 15.3 points, 8.8 rebounds, 1.9 steals and 1.3 blocks as a junior at Mount Miguel and earned all-city, all-academic and all-state honors.
Abby Scott is headed for the WAC
Abby Scott, the 6-foot-1 wing from Madras (Ore.) High School, told ESPN HoopGurlz she has verbally committed to New Mexico State. The three-star prospect is the first 2012 commitment for the Aggies and new head coach Mark Trakh.
Scott averaged 12.2 ponts, 5.6 rebounds, 3.8 asssists and 2.6 steals per game as a junior, helping lead her team to a 21-8 record and trip to the class 4A state semifinal round.
Scott averaged 12.2 ponts, 5.6 rebounds, 3.8 asssists and 2.6 steals per game as a junior, helping lead her team to a 21-8 record and trip to the class 4A state semifinal round.
Hannah Womack, PG
Millville, CA
Sep 28, 2010
- Liberty Christian H.S. (CA)
- Scouts Grade: 0.
- Position Rank (PG): N/A
Nor Cal point guard picks New Mexico State
Hannah Womack, a 5-foot-7 point guard from Millville, Calif., has given her verbal commitment to New Mexico State University, according to her JBS club team coach Sean Chambers. The senior at Liberty Christian High School averaged 21.5 points, 8.5 rebounds and 4.8 assists per game as a junior and was an All State selection in CIF Division V.
Christina Fletcher, F
Downers Grove, IL
Nov 11, 2008
- Montini Catholic H.S. (IL)
- Scouts Grade: 74
- Position Rank (F): 78
Chrissy Fletcher headed for New Mexico State
Chrissy Fletcher, a 6-foot-1 forward from Downers Grove, Ill., gave a verbal commitment to New Mexico State, according to her high school coach Jason Nichols. Fletcher is expected to sign a National Letter of Intent this week with NMSU.
Fletcher is a senior at Montini Catholic High School (Lombard, Ill.), which finished third in the state a season ago. She played summer club ball with the Chicago Hoops Express program.
Fletcher is a senior at Montini Catholic High School (Lombard, Ill.), which finished third in the state a season ago. She played summer club ball with the Chicago Hoops Express program.
2009 prospect Malia Magazzeni picks New Mexico State
Senior center Malia Magazzeni has verbally committed to play at New Mexico State University, ESPN Hoopgurlz has confirmed. Magazzeni is the fourth player from the AAU team The Arizona Silver Streaks to earn a NCAA Division I basketball scholarship. She joins Streaks teammates Tyler Stephens-Jenkins (Northern Arizona University), Kaela Oakes (Idaho State) and forward Morgan Wohltman (Idaho State). Magazzeni, who helped Highland High School in Gilbert to the 2008 Arizona Class 5A State Championship this past winter, will play for Head Coach Darin Spence in Las Cruces.
New Mexico State adds Camila Rosen
Berkeley High senior Camila Rosen gave her verbal commitment to play basketball at New Mexico State, according to the Las Cruces Sun-News. The 6-foot forward/guard made her decision after visiting Pepperdine, another school of interest. "I just thought it would be the best fit. I really liked the coaching staff and the facility...I didn't want to pass up a good opportunity."
Rosen averaged 16.5 points per game last season, but this summer she suffered from a torn anterior cruciate ligament, making the recruiting process more difficult.
Rosen averaged 16.5 points per game last season, but this summer she suffered from a torn anterior cruciate ligament, making the recruiting process more difficult.