Women's Basketball Adds Two To 2020-21 Signing Class
4/21/2020 10:00:00 AM | Women's Basketball
Terren Ward, Shondell Vickers join three early signees in Head Coach Anita Howard's first full recruiting class
STATESBORO - Georgia Southern Head Women's Basketball Coach Anita Howard announced the signing of two student-athletes to National Letters of Intent to play for the Eagles in the upcoming 2020-2021 season.
The two new Eagles are: 5-11 guard/forward Terren Ward (Jesup, Ga. / Wayne County HS) and 6-2 forward Shondell Vickers (Waycross, Ga. / Florida SouthWestern State).
These two join early signees Lacy Robins, Simone James and Lydia Freeman in the Eagles' 2020-21 class. Read about the three early signees from November here.
Terren Ward
5-11 Guard/Forward
Jesup, Ga.
Wayne County HS
Named the 5A South Georgia Player of the Year as a senior at Wayne County HS ... Also named the Co-Region Player of the Year for the Yellow Jackets after averaging 22 points and 10 rebounds per game ... All-State honoree as well ... Sister, Tania, played basketball for Paine College. .
Coach Howard: "Terren Ward is a G/F with great size and versatility. She was the South Georgia Player of the Year and the Co-Region Player of the Year. She can light up the stats in various categories. She is a skilled and physical player that I expect to contribute right away. Terren is a popular local talent who will help expand our fan base."
Shondell Vickers
6-2 Forward
Waycross, Ga.
Florida SouthWestern State
Earned All-Region honors as a freshman for Florida SouthWestern State in Fort Myers, Fla. ... Averaged 13.3 ppg and 7.7 rpg ... Notched eight double-doubles ... Played high school ball at Ware County HS ... Scored 1,000+ points in her career and was a three-time All-Region performer for the Gators.
Coach Howard: "Shondell Vickers adds another physical inside presence, both offensively and defensively, to our team. She is a very efficient scorer who led the country in offensive field goal percent (67%) as a freshman at FSW. She brings experience and will definitely leave her mark on the GS program. Shondell is a strong student who will be pursuing a career in the field of healthcare."
