Kentucky women's basketball head coach Kenny Brooks has voiced confidence in the NCAA eligibility of newly signed guard Ajša Sivka, despite her selection by the Chicago Sky in the 2025 WNBA Draft. The 6'4" Slovenian guard, who averaged 7.7 points per game for Slovenia at EuroBasket Women’s Championship, chose to remain in Europe to represent her national team. Brooks emphasized that the program is 'very confident' in ensuring all paperwork aligns with NCAA rules, noting that professional play in Europe differs from U.S. standards. Sivka's situation highlights ongoing NCAA discussions about balancing international competition with collegiate eligibility.
Kenny Brooks Confident in Ajša Sivka's NCAA Eligibility Despite WNBA Draft Selection
Sivka's decision to play for Slovenia's national team raises questions about NCAA compliance, but Brooks remains optimistic about her paperwork.
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