After announcing her decommitment from Stanford, Iowa women’s basketball has reoffered 2028 four-star guard and native Iowan Jhaliana Guy.
Guy, who ranks as the nation’s No. 16 player in the 2028 class per ESPN, was initially offered by the Hawkeyes on July 23, 2024. The 5-foot-10 guard from Clinton, Iowa, also received scholarship invitations from a plethora of other top-tier programs, including fellow Big Ten foes Michigan, USC, UCLA, Ohio State, Maryland, and Illinois.
Guy averaged a school record 24.4 points per game and knocked down a single-season best 87 3-pointers last season. As a result of her sensational campaign, Guy was the first Clinton Red Queen to be recognized as a first-team All-State selection in over 20 years.
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Additionally, Guy plays AAU for Mac Irvin Lady Fire on the P24 circuit and was recently invited to USA Basketball U17 National Team trials, where she was one of 22 finalists.
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