Oregon State University has signed French basketball recruit Genesia Mayele, a 6'3" wing known for her defensive versatility and scoring ability. The addition marks Oregon State's first international recruit in the 2026 class, with head coach Jamie Weisner praising her 'global perspective and competitive fire.' Mayele, who played professionally in France's Elite Féminine, is expected to compete for starting minutes as a freshman.
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Oregon State Welcomes French Basketball Star Genesia Mayele
French recruit joins Oregon State's rising women's basketball team
reddit-r/ncaaw via WHBMay 29, 20261 min read
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