Best performed former Texas A&M University players in pro basketball in last week games(05/10/2026)

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Every week we bring you a list of the top former Aggies players who continue their career in pro basketball.



   #1. Khaalia Hillsman, a 6'5'' center who graduated from Texas A&M in 2018 and received the All-SEC Second Team award, currently plays professionally in Spain. Recently, she showcased her talent by contributing significantly to Valencia Basket Club's narrow 73-70 victory over the closely-ranked Ensino in the Spanish Liga Femenina Endesa. Despite only playing for 11 minutes, Hillsman managed to score 5 points and secure 5 rebounds during the game. Valencia Basket Club, where Hillsman is playing her first season, currently holds the third position in the league with a record of 21-9. Her impressive performance against Ensino not only highlighted her skills on the court but also played a crucial role in securing the win for her team, ultimately leading them to become the champion of that match. Throughout this season, Hillsman has been averaging 9.3 points per game and 5.4 rebounds per game in the 11 games she has participated in so far. It's worth noting that despite being a naturalized American, she has been making a significant impact in the Spanish league with her talent and dedication.

   #2. Chennedy Carter, a 5'9'' point guard and 27-year-old Aggies alumna from 2020, showcased her skills in the recent Women's National Basketball Association game. Playing professionally in the WNBA, she led the Las Vegas Aces to a resounding 105-78 victory over the Los Angeles Sparks, with Carter being named the MVP of the game. She demonstrated her prowess on the court by scoring 22 points in just 20 minutes of play, contributing significantly to her team's success and securing the champion title. Despite the Las Vegas Aces having a somewhat modest 1-1 record this season, it is important to note that it is still early in the season, and anything can happen as the games progress. Carter's remarkable performance against the LA Sparks, where she not only scored 22 points but also grabbed a crucial rebound, exemplifies her exceptional talent and impact on the game. Individually, Carter has been having a standout year with impressive statistics, averaging 16.0 points per game, along with 1.5 rebounds and 2.0 steals per game in the two games she has played thus far. Her consistent high-level performance and contribution to the team's success position her as a key player and a finalist in the league.

   #3. Danni Williams, a 29-year-old guard standing at 5'10'', who graduated from Texas in 2019 and previously played for Texas A&M from 2015 to 2018, showcased her exceptional skills on the court last Friday. Playing for Panteras in the Mexican Liga Nacional de Baloncesto Profesional Feminil, she led her team to a dominating victory over the underdog Abejas, with a final score of 98-68 in their favor. During the game, Williams displayed her talent by contributing 13 points, 8 rebounds, and 4 assists in just 18 minutes of play. Her contributions were instrumental in securing the win for Panteras, who currently hold the top position in the league with a record of 14-2. This outstanding performance cemented her reputation as a champion in the sport. Throughout the season, Williams has been maintaining solid statistics, averaging 5.4 points, 4.8 rebounds, and 1.5 assists per game in the eight games she has participated in so far. Her consistent performance and leadership on the court have undoubtedly played a key role in Panteras' success this season.

   #4. Experienced champion Danielle Adams, a 6'1'' center and 37-year-old Aggies alumna from 2011, who helped them win the NCAA Champion title that year, currently plays professionally in Mexico. She recently contributed significantly to Adelitas' victory against the closely-ranked Freseras with a score of 92-83 in the Mexican Liga Nacional de Baloncesto Profesional Femenil (second division) last Saturday. In the game, Adams showcased her skills by scoring 10 points in just 19 minutes of play. Despite her limited time on the court, her impact was undeniable. Adelitas de Chihuahua, with a record of 12-4, currently holds the third position in the league standings. During the match against Freseras, Adams not only scored 10 crucial points but also grabbed 3 rebounds and provided 1 assist, proving her value as a finalist. Her exceptional performance was instrumental in leading her team to victory, highlighting her as a true champion. Throughout this season, Adams has maintained solid statistics, averaging 12.8 points per game, making her the fourth-best scorer in the league. Additionally, she has averaged 2.6 rebounds per game in the 13 games she has played so far. Her consistent performance on the court reflects her dedication and skill as a seasoned finalist in the sport.


Other former Texas A&M University players, who play in pro basketball:

Qadashah Hoppie (5'7''-G-1999, played in 2021-22) plays for BLMA in French LFB
Ciera Johnson (6'3''-C-1997, played in 2017-17) plays for Olympiacos in Greek A1
Kelsey Bone (6'4''-C-1991, played in 2010-10) plays for Nesibe in Turkish KBSL
N'Dea Jones (6'2''-F-1999, played in 2017-21) played for Xinjiang Magic Deer in Chinese WCBA few monts ago
Kay Kay Green (5'6''-G, played in 2020-24) plays for Rilski Sportist in Bulgarian NBL
Sydney Colson (5'8''-PG-1989, played in 2007-11) played for Indiana Fever in the WNBA last year
Aicha Coulibaly (6'0''-G-2001, played in 2023-25) plays for Chicago Sky in the WNBA
Sahara Jones (6'0''-G-2002, played in 2020-25) plays for Vimpelin Veto in Finnish Korisliiga
Kayla Wells (6'0''-G-1999, played in 2017-22) played for Gran Canaria in Spanish LF Endesa last year
Cheah Rael-Whitsitt (5'11''-F/C-1998, played in 2018-20) played for KR in Icelandic Subway League last year
Destiny Pitts (5'10''-G-1999, played in 2020-22) plays for Fuerza Regia in Mexican LNBPF

Notice: The list above includes only some of alumni playing currently in pro basketball. Check complete list of Texas A&M University basketball alumni.


Khaalia Hillsman
(Spain)

(Photo: @FuerzaRegia)
Chennedy Carter
(WNBA)

(Photo: @chicagosky)
Danni Williams
(Mexico)

(Photo: @mcrbball)

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Players who continued career after leaving the school
Active
Name INCHCM Pos Age NAT YearLast TeamGrad
Fatmata Janneh 6'2''188 F 21 United-Kingdom 2027 Tennessee (SEC)
Amirah Abdur-Rahim 6'3''190 F USA 2026 Houston (B12)
Danielle Adams 6'1''185 C 37 USA 2026 Adelitas Mexico 2011
Janiah Barker 6'4''193 F 22 USA 2026 LV Aces (WNBA) 2026
Kelsey Bone 6'4''193 C 34 USA 2026 Nesibe Turkey 2013
Sydney Bowles 6'0''183 G USA 2026 FSU (ACC)
Chennedy Carter 5'9''175 PG 27 USA 2026 LV Aces (WNBA) 2020
Aicha Coulibaly 6'0''183 G 24 Mali 2026 Chicago S. (WNBA) 2025
Kay Kay Green 5'6''168 G USA 2026 Rilski Sportist Bulgaria 2025
Zaay Green 6'2''188 F 26 USA 2026 Adelitas Mexico 2025
Khaalia Hillsman 6'5''196 C 29 USA-Bulgaria 2026 Valencia Spain 2018
Qadashah Hoppie 5'7''170 G 26 USA 2026 BLMA France 2022
Kyndall Hunter 5'7''170 G USA 2026 Houston (B12)
Ciera Johnson 6'3''190 C 28 USA 2026 Olympiacos Greece 2021
Sahara Jones 6'0''183 G 23 USA 2026 Greensboro G. (UpShot) 2025
Jada Malone 6'3''190 F 22 USA 2026 Texas Tech (B12)
Kylie Marshall 5'11''180 G USA 2026 JMU (SBC)
Erica Moon 5'6''168 G USA 2026 Georgia Tech (ACC)
Alexis Morris 5'8''173 G 26 USA 2026 Al Fuheis Jordan 2023
Emer Nichols 6'5''196 C USA 2026 Charlotte C. (UpShot) 2020
Taliyah Parker 6'1''185 G USA 2026 TCU (B12)
Mya Petticord 5'9''175 G USA 2026 Auburn (SEC)
Destiny Pitts 5'10''178 G 26 USA 2026 Fuerza Regia Mexico 2022
Ella Tofaeono 6'3''190 C 28 New-Zealand 2026 Townsville F. Australia 2023
Danni Williams 5'10''178 G 29 USA 2026 Panteras Mexico 2019
Sole Williams 5'9''175 G USA 2026 FSU (ACC)
Sydney Colson 5'8''173 PG 36 USA 2025 Indiana F. (WNBA) 2011
Anna Dreimane 6'5''196 C 28 Latvia 2025 TTT Riga Latvia 2022
Tineya Hylton 5'7''170 G 23 Canada 2025 Cincinnati (B12)
Maliyah Johnson 6'3''190 F USA 2025 Ball St. (MAC)
N'Dea Jones 6'2''188 F 27 USA 2025 Xinjiang China 2021
Eriny Kindred 6'0''183 F USA 2025 Florida (SEC)
Cheah Rael-Whitsitt 5'11''180 F/C 28 USA 2025 KR Iceland 2020
Kayla Wells 6'0''183 G 26 USA 2025 Gran Canaria Spain 2022

Non-Active
Name INCHCM Pos Age NAT YearLast TeamGrad
Chelsea Jennings 5'9''175 G 32 USA 2024 Carolina Puerto Rico 2016
Aaliyah Patty 6'3''190 F 25 USA 2024 Esperides Greece 2023
Kenyal Perry 6'6''198 C USA 2024 LSUS (RRAC)
Aaliyah Wilson 5'11''180 G 27 USA 2024 Alba Bahrain 2021
Kristi Bellock 6'1''186 F/C 36 USA 2023 H.Petah Tikva Israel 2013
Adaora Elonu 6'1''185 PF 36 USA-Nigeria 2023 Angers France 2012
Jada Walton 5'11''180 G USA 2023 Troy (SBC)
Shambria Washington 5'7''170 G USA 2023 Sevenoaks S. United Kingdom 2020
Aahliyah Jackson 5'10''178 G USA 2022 TCU (B12)
Jordan Jones 5'6''168 PG 32 USA 2021 Catz Finland 2016
Rakell Spencer 5'10''178 G 28 USA 2021 LSU (SEC)
Ade-Fre Achiri 5'7''170 PG 33 Cameroon 2020 FAP Cameroon 2015
Anriel Howard 5'11''180 F 29 USA 2019 Seattle S. (WNBA) 2019
Curtyce Knox 5'7''170 G 32 USA 2019 Catz Finland 2017
Jasmine Lumpkin 6'0''183 F/G 30 USA 2019 De La Torre Spain 2018
Rachel Mitchell 6'7''201 C 34 USA 2019 Lums Ecuador 2016
Walnatia Wright 6'2''188 C USA 2019 Georgia St. (SBC)
Sydney Carter 5'7''170 PG 35 USA 2018 E.Ramla Israel 2012
Peyton Little 5'11''180 G 32 USA 2018 S.Peninsula Australia 2017
Courtney Walker 5'8''173 G 32 USA 2018 Ballarat M. Australia 2016
Courtney Williams 6'1''185 F/G 32 USA 2018 Launceston T. Australia 2016
Shlonte' Allen 5'8''173 G 33 USA 2017 La Tech (CUSA)
Shawn Smith 6'4''193 G USA 2017 CS Monterey (NCAA2)
Danielle Gant 5'11''180 G/F 39 USA 2016 Southern G. (WUBA) 2009
Tavarsha Scott-Williams 6'0''183 F USA 2016 SBS Ostrava Czech Republic 2015
Karla Gilbert 6'5''196 C 34 USA 2015 Al-Qazeres Spain 2014
Alexia Standish 5'8''173 G 34 USA 2015 TCU (B12)
Tyra White 6'0''182 G 37 USA 2015 SBS Ostrava Czech Republic 2012
Skylar Collins 5'9''175 G 36 USA 2013 Recife Brazil 2012
Takia Starks 5'8''173 G 39 USA 2012 Muraltese Switzerland 2009
Tanisha Smith 6'0''183 G/F 38 USA 2011 AIK Basket Sweden 2011
Taniqua Hollis 5'7''170 G 36 USA 2010 HCU (SLC)
Toccara Williams 5'8''173 G 44 USA 2010 Jacksonville C. (WBCBL) 2002
Morenike Atunrase 5'10''178 G/F 40 USA 2009 S.Antonio SS (WNBA) 2008
A'Quonesia Franklin 5'3''160 PG 40 USA 2009 Seattle S. (WNBA) 2008
Lenka Zimova 6'6''198 C 42 Slovakia 2009 Sierre Switzerland 2007
Jaynetta Saunders 5'11''179 G 46 USA 2008 Rybnik Poland 2001
Tamea Scales 6'0''183 F 41 USA 2008 Houston J. (WBCBL) 2006
Others
Name INCHCM Pos Age NAT Graduated
Kaniya Boyd 5'9''175 G USA 2027
Essence Cody 6'4''193 F 21 USA 2027
Kailyn Gilbert 5'8''173 G 22 USA 2027
Miyah Verse 6'1''185 F USA 2027
Endyia Rogers 5'7''170 G 25 USA 2024
McKinzie Green 5'6''168 G USA 2023
Sydnee Roby 6'3''190 C 25 USA 2023
Jordan Nixon 5'8''173 G USA 2022
Keslynn Oxendine 5'8''173 G USA 2022
Lauren Harrison 6'0''183 G USA 2020
Jasmine Williams 5'10''178 G USA 2020
Aja Ellison 6'3''190 F/C USA 2019
Caylinne Martin 6'3''190 F/C USA 2019
Lulu McKinney 5'7''170 G USA 2018
Taylor Cooper 5'11''180 F USA 2017
Darienne Serna 5'8''173 G USA 2016
Allison Chu 5'6''168 G USA 2015
Tori Scott 5'10''178 G USA 2015
Kristen Grant 5'9''175 G USA 2014
Adrienne Pratcher 5'7''170 G 34 USA 2013
Cierra Windham 6'0''183 G/F USA 2013
Kelsey Assarian 6'1''185 F 36 USA 2012
Maryann Baker 5'10''177 G USA 2011
Catherine Snow 5'7''170 G USA 2011
Diamond Ashmore 6'3''191 F/C USA 2010
Katrina Limbaha 6'3''191 F 39 Latvia 2010
Kiley Finstad 5'9''175 G USA 2009
La Toya Micheaux 6'3''191 C 38 USA 2009
LaToya Gulley 5'8''173 G USA 2008
Ashlaa Horton 6'1''185 F USA 2008
Katy Pounds 6'0''183 F USA 2008
Patrice Reado 6'0''183 F 39 USA 2008
Jennifer Wilks 6'0''183 F USA 2007
Jamila Ganter 5'7''170 G USA 2006
Erica Roy 5'8''173 G USA 2006
Brittany Toran 5'10''178 G USA 2006