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11/12/2026 12:00:00 PM | Women's Basketball
Louisiana Tech women’s basketball head coach Brooke Stoehr announced the addition of five student-athletes to the Lady Techsters program during the early signing period Thursday afternoon.
RUSTON – Louisiana Tech women's basketball head coach Brooke Stoehr announced the addition of five student-athletes to the Lady Techsters program during the early signing period Thursday afternoon.
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LA Tech added guards Cass Antoine, Baylee Bowman and Greenlee Elmore as well as forwards Victoria Hall and Maddie Jones. All five players reign from different states and bring a wealth of success from the high school ranks.
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Cass Antoine | Guard | New Orleans, Louisiana | Faith Family Academy
Antoine, a 5-foot-8 guard from New Orleans is a career 1,000 point scorer, having been named the MVP of the Catholic League. Antoine was also named a LSWA 5A All-State Honorable Mention.
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Andrea Robinson, Faith Family Academy Head Coach
"Cass is a sharp shooter with a great work ethic that will translate to the next level. The Lady Techsters got a great one "
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In her junior season, Antoine averaged 19.7 points and was among the top scorers in all of Louisiana. The NOLA native led Edna Karr to a State Semifinal appearance and had a 25 point, six rebound and four steal stat line in the semifinal game.
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Brooke Stoehr
"Cass is a point guard with a scorer's mentality. She has the ability to play in the open court and create for others as well as herself. Cass is a disrupter defensively. She plays with a lot of joy and energy and will bring that passion to the floor and the locker room. Cass will be a great fit with the Lady Techsters and Louisiana Tech."Â
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Baylee Bowman | Guard | Denton, Texas | Denton Guyer HS
Bowman, a 5-foot-9 guard from Denton, Texas, is already second all-time in steals at Denton Guyer High School and is on pace to reach the top spot. Bowman averaged 3.5 steals per game last season, mixing in 13.4 points, 5.0 rebounds and 3.0 assists.
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Jake Floyd Denton Guyer HS Head Coach
"Baylee has been at the center of what Guyer girls basketball does as a leader, as a scorer, and as a defender. She brings energy to the program, to each game, and is a great teammate. Her signing with Louisiana Tech has helped set a standard for those to follow and the Lady Techsters will feel her impact the second she steps on campus."
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The Denton native was named the 5-6A Defensive MVP and has been named to the First Team All District three times. She has scored over 1,000 points in her career and was recently named to the 2026 TGCA All State Team and a 2026 TGCA All Star.
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Brooke Stoehr
"Baylee is a tremendous athlete and competitor. She is an elite shooter and has really developed her total game over the last year. Her ability to defend the ball and shutdown an opponent's best scorer will fit great into our defensive scheme. Baylee is a great teammate and has a willingness to play whatever role her team needs of her. We are thrilled to welcome her to the Lady Techsters family!"Â
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Greenlee Elmore | Guard | Little Rock, Arkansas | Pulaski Academy
Elmore, a 5-foot-10 guard from Little Rock, Arkansas, averaged 18 points, 6.0 rebounds and 3.0 assists per game last season. She was named the 4A State Tournament MVP alongside an All-State and All-Conference nod en route to a 4A State Championship.
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Becky Yarbrough, Pulaski Academy Head Coach
"Greenlee is a versatile player who makes an impact on both ends of the court. She is competitive, athletic, and has a high basketball IQ. I'm excited to see her play at Louisiana Tech."
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Elmore is a multi-sport athlete, having won the AHSAA 4A State Championship in volleyball in 2025.
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Brooke Stoehr
"Greenlee is a versatile perimeter scorer that has great court vison and awareness. She is a multisport athlete who has won championships and knows what it takes to win. Her length and athleticism will be a great addition to our perimeter. She will bring a winning mindset to the locker room. We're excited to welcome Greenlee to the Louisiana Tech family!"Â Â
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Victoria Hall | Forward | Winter Haven, Florida | Winter Haven HS
Hall, a 6-foot-4 forward from Winter Haven, Florida, is an elite rim protector, racking up 110 blocks this past season. Hall led Winter Haven to the FHSAA 7A State Championship in 2025, blocking six shots and grabbing 12 boards in the championship game. In the Regional Championship game, Hall blocked a mind-blowing 14 shots and ranked top 10 in the state of Florida in blocks for the season.
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Johnnie Lawson, Winter Haven HS Head CoachÂ
"Victoria has worked through so many obstacles and signing to LA Tech has made it worth every tear. She knows what it takes to be a winner and has been a staple for Winter Haven Girls Basketball. We've seen the Final Four every year she's been in high school and plan on winning another championship this year. She knows what it takes to be a winner, that's something you can't teach."
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The Winter Haven native also grabbed 168 rebounds and was named Second Team All County this past season. Of the 27 games last season, Hall recorded 10+ rebounds five times and had three games of 10+ blocks, averaging 5.0 blocks per game.
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Brooke Stoehr
"Victoria brings length and athleticism to frontcourt. Her ability to block shots and serve as a rim protector will help bolster our interior defense. Victoria runs the floor well and has nice touch around the rim and in the midrange. Her best basketball is ahead of her, and we are so excited to have her join the program. She will be a great addition to the Lady Techsters."Â
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Maddie Jones | Forward | Terry, Mississippi | Terry HS
Jones, a 6-foot-2 forward from Terry, Mississippi, guided Mansfield Summit to a 23-11 record and a Bi-District Playoff Championship last season. Jones was named to the District 8-5A First Team and was awarded Academic All-District honors.
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Ruth Buck, Terry HS Head Coach
"Maddie is not only our leader, she's the rim protector! LA Tech is getting a floor running workhorse with a great work ethic in the classroom, weight room, and of course on the court."Â
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Jones was also named to the 2025-26 Texas UIL All-Region and All-State team, alongside a 2026 Fort Worth Star-Telegram All-Area Girls Basketball Second Team nod.
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Brooke Stoehr
"Maddie is an athletic forward that fits our team very well. She will bring a high motor and a relentless rebounding effort. She fits the Sun Belt Conference well and will bring an added dimension to our forward group with her athleticism and versatility. Maddie will be a great teammate and addition to the Lady Techsters and Louisiana Tech."Â
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LA Tech added guards Cass Antoine, Baylee Bowman and Greenlee Elmore as well as forwards Victoria Hall and Maddie Jones. All five players reign from different states and bring a wealth of success from the high school ranks.
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Cass Antoine | Guard | New Orleans, Louisiana | Faith Family Academy
Antoine, a 5-foot-8 guard from New Orleans is a career 1,000 point scorer, having been named the MVP of the Catholic League. Antoine was also named a LSWA 5A All-State Honorable Mention.
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Andrea Robinson, Faith Family Academy Head Coach
"Cass is a sharp shooter with a great work ethic that will translate to the next level. The Lady Techsters got a great one "
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In her junior season, Antoine averaged 19.7 points and was among the top scorers in all of Louisiana. The NOLA native led Edna Karr to a State Semifinal appearance and had a 25 point, six rebound and four steal stat line in the semifinal game.
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Brooke Stoehr
"Cass is a point guard with a scorer's mentality. She has the ability to play in the open court and create for others as well as herself. Cass is a disrupter defensively. She plays with a lot of joy and energy and will bring that passion to the floor and the locker room. Cass will be a great fit with the Lady Techsters and Louisiana Tech."Â
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Baylee Bowman | Guard | Denton, Texas | Denton Guyer HS
Bowman, a 5-foot-9 guard from Denton, Texas, is already second all-time in steals at Denton Guyer High School and is on pace to reach the top spot. Bowman averaged 3.5 steals per game last season, mixing in 13.4 points, 5.0 rebounds and 3.0 assists.
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Jake Floyd Denton Guyer HS Head Coach
"Baylee has been at the center of what Guyer girls basketball does as a leader, as a scorer, and as a defender. She brings energy to the program, to each game, and is a great teammate. Her signing with Louisiana Tech has helped set a standard for those to follow and the Lady Techsters will feel her impact the second she steps on campus."
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The Denton native was named the 5-6A Defensive MVP and has been named to the First Team All District three times. She has scored over 1,000 points in her career and was recently named to the 2026 TGCA All State Team and a 2026 TGCA All Star.
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Brooke Stoehr
"Baylee is a tremendous athlete and competitor. She is an elite shooter and has really developed her total game over the last year. Her ability to defend the ball and shutdown an opponent's best scorer will fit great into our defensive scheme. Baylee is a great teammate and has a willingness to play whatever role her team needs of her. We are thrilled to welcome her to the Lady Techsters family!"Â
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Greenlee Elmore | Guard | Little Rock, Arkansas | Pulaski Academy
Elmore, a 5-foot-10 guard from Little Rock, Arkansas, averaged 18 points, 6.0 rebounds and 3.0 assists per game last season. She was named the 4A State Tournament MVP alongside an All-State and All-Conference nod en route to a 4A State Championship.
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Becky Yarbrough, Pulaski Academy Head Coach
"Greenlee is a versatile player who makes an impact on both ends of the court. She is competitive, athletic, and has a high basketball IQ. I'm excited to see her play at Louisiana Tech."
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Elmore is a multi-sport athlete, having won the AHSAA 4A State Championship in volleyball in 2025.
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Brooke Stoehr
"Greenlee is a versatile perimeter scorer that has great court vison and awareness. She is a multisport athlete who has won championships and knows what it takes to win. Her length and athleticism will be a great addition to our perimeter. She will bring a winning mindset to the locker room. We're excited to welcome Greenlee to the Louisiana Tech family!"Â Â
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Victoria Hall | Forward | Winter Haven, Florida | Winter Haven HS
Hall, a 6-foot-4 forward from Winter Haven, Florida, is an elite rim protector, racking up 110 blocks this past season. Hall led Winter Haven to the FHSAA 7A State Championship in 2025, blocking six shots and grabbing 12 boards in the championship game. In the Regional Championship game, Hall blocked a mind-blowing 14 shots and ranked top 10 in the state of Florida in blocks for the season.
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Johnnie Lawson, Winter Haven HS Head CoachÂ
"Victoria has worked through so many obstacles and signing to LA Tech has made it worth every tear. She knows what it takes to be a winner and has been a staple for Winter Haven Girls Basketball. We've seen the Final Four every year she's been in high school and plan on winning another championship this year. She knows what it takes to be a winner, that's something you can't teach."
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The Winter Haven native also grabbed 168 rebounds and was named Second Team All County this past season. Of the 27 games last season, Hall recorded 10+ rebounds five times and had three games of 10+ blocks, averaging 5.0 blocks per game.
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Brooke Stoehr
"Victoria brings length and athleticism to frontcourt. Her ability to block shots and serve as a rim protector will help bolster our interior defense. Victoria runs the floor well and has nice touch around the rim and in the midrange. Her best basketball is ahead of her, and we are so excited to have her join the program. She will be a great addition to the Lady Techsters."Â
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Maddie Jones | Forward | Terry, Mississippi | Terry HS
Jones, a 6-foot-2 forward from Terry, Mississippi, guided Mansfield Summit to a 23-11 record and a Bi-District Playoff Championship last season. Jones was named to the District 8-5A First Team and was awarded Academic All-District honors.
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Ruth Buck, Terry HS Head Coach
"Maddie is not only our leader, she's the rim protector! LA Tech is getting a floor running workhorse with a great work ethic in the classroom, weight room, and of course on the court."Â
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Jones was also named to the 2025-26 Texas UIL All-Region and All-State team, alongside a 2026 Fort Worth Star-Telegram All-Area Girls Basketball Second Team nod.
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Brooke Stoehr
"Maddie is an athletic forward that fits our team very well. She will bring a high motor and a relentless rebounding effort. She fits the Sun Belt Conference well and will bring an added dimension to our forward group with her athleticism and versatility. Maddie will be a great teammate and addition to the Lady Techsters and Louisiana Tech."Â
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Championships require championship resources. Fans can make a direct impact on the success of LA Tech Athletics through LTAC, Aillet Society, T-Club, and Young Alumni program as well as the CHAMP fund, a revenue-sharing initiative designed to directly support LA Tech Athletics through NIL and marketing opportunities for Bulldog and Lady Techster student-athletes. Visit BuildTheLegacy.com today.
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BARK LOUDER
Our mission is to engage, develop, and advance the Louisiana Tech Athletics brand. You can do that by spending time consuming our content and by investing your talents. By barking louder with your time and talent, you can affect progress and brand advancement in a meaningful way. Visit LATechSports.com/BarkLouder today. You bark. We bark. Louder together.
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