Recruiting Update: New Offers and Several Commitments

This past weekend was the NCAA Certified period and some ladies have earned new scholarship offers while some others have committed recently. Here's a quick recap of the latest recruiting news. <span style="text-decoration: underline;"><strong>New Offers:</strong></span> Scott County's <strong>Malea Williams</strong> seems to be the biggest name in Kentucky with coaches coming away from the weekend. The 6'2 forward has new scholarship offers from East Carolina, Marshall, Dayton and Vanderbilt. The Junior has seen her stock rise steadily over the course of the last year and could start getting more SEC caliber offers soon. Franklin County's <strong>Brooklynn Miles</strong> has added an offer from Kentucky. One of our top ranked 2021 ladies, Miles is a certified walking bucket that keeps seeing her stock rise with coaches. She should be on the radar for other high majors and watch her offers keep stacking up. &nbsp; <span style="text-decoration: underline;"><strong>New Commitments:</strong></span> <strong>Destinee Marshall</strong> of Sacred Heart has committed to Radford of the Big South Conference. The point guard joins fellow Valkyrie teammate <strong>Erin Toller</strong> who committed to Kentucky in February. Sacred Heart will be a factor in the state title chase in the 2019-20 season. A pair of Franklin County teammates have committed to play at the next level. <strong>Julia Welsh</strong> is headed to D3 Hanover College. Fellow Lady Flyer <strong>Shannon Brunette</strong> is off the board to Midway for her college career. Shannon averaged 7 points and 4 rebounds for Franklin County this year. Prestonsburg's <strong>Kaitlyn Keathley </strong>is committed to D1 Presbyterian College. Kaitlyn averaged 17.5 points and 6.8 rebounds per game for the Lady Blackcats. Presbyterian is located in the Big South Conference so she will eventually play against Destinee Marshall. Christian County Senior <strong>Aaliyah Hampton</strong> committed to play at NAIA Berea College. Aaliyah averaged over 18 points per game and should be expected to compete for a starting spot at Berea next season. <strong>Toni McCombs</strong> of Mercer County is heading to D2 Lincoln Memorial for college ball. Toni is a heady point guard who can score or set up teammates. Simon Kenton teammates <strong>Macy Chenot </strong>(Bethany College) and <strong>Morgan Stamper</strong> (Pikeville) both signed today. Stamper averaged just shy of 14 points per game while Chenot was a role player for the Lady Pioneers &nbsp;