MM 1.26: Maryland women’s basketball freshman Summer Bostock enrolls for spring semester

Maryland ladies’s basketball introduced the early arrival of freshman Summer season Bostock on Wednesday. She can be taking courses on the college this semester and can take part in team-related actions for the rest of the season, however is she just isn’t eligible for video games this season.

“We’re thrilled Summer season and her household determined that she is coming to School Park a semester early,” head coach Brenda Frese mentioned in a launch. “This can put her forward of the sport with studying our system and adjusting to varsity life.”

Bostock, a 6-foot-1 guard out of King’s Christian Collegiate in Toronto, Ontario, completed her junior season averaging 27.3 factors, 11 rebounds, 4 steals and three assists per sport.

She additionally has worldwide expertise, representing Canada on the 2021 FIBA Below-16 Ladies’s Americas Championship.

Bostock joined the Terps for apply Wednesday, the place Frese applauded the Canadian’s preliminary displaying.

“I watched her right now was like man, we might use her proper now with the best way she will shoot the basketball and lightweight it up however [the extra semester] is gonna give her an enormous benefit,” Frese mentioned. “She’s going to have the ability to hit the bottom working and I’m searching for her to have the ability to have a big effect. We lose Diamond [Miller] and Abby [Meyers next year] so she’s bought an amazing alternative.”

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