Jumoke Adaramoye (right) will bring length, ability and athleticism to the Dons in 2020-21.
WBB | Dons Welcome NLI Signee Jumoke Adaramoye
1/8/2020 4:19:00 PM | Women's Basketball
SAN FRANCISCO — The University of San Francisco women's basketball team will add athleticism and size to its front court in 2020-21, welcoming 6-foot, 1-inch forward Jumoke Adaramoye from Linden Hall High School in Lititz, Pa., who signed a National Letter of Intent as the first member of the Dons' 2020-21 recruiting class.
Jumoke Adaramoye | Forward | 6-1 | Lititz, Pa./Linden Hall HS
Adaramoye came to the United States via Nigeria with a student visa to attend Linden Hall School for Girls and play basketball. She brought immediate success to the program, as Linden Hall won back-to-back Mid-State Conference titles and in 2019, won a District Three Class 2A title, the first in school history.
During her first three years of prep basketball, Adaramoye has averaged a triple-double with 15 points, 10 rebounds and 10 blocks per game. She's also added five assists per contest to seal her as an all-around player. She was named all-conference as a sophomore in 2018 and was named a Mid-State Conference All-Star last season, as well as earning the team's award as top rebounder.
USF Head Coach Molly Goodenbour on Jumoke Adaramoye
"We are excited to welcome Jumoke to The Hilltop. She has made great sacrifices to leave her Nigerian home and come to high school at Linden Hall in order to create a better opportunity for her future.
"She is a determined student-athlete with great athleticism and a strong work ethic who will develop tremendously during her time here at USF. She can play multiple positions and should prove to be a strong rebounder and defensive presence."
Jumoke Adaramoye | Forward | 6-1 | Lititz, Pa./Linden Hall HS
Adaramoye came to the United States via Nigeria with a student visa to attend Linden Hall School for Girls and play basketball. She brought immediate success to the program, as Linden Hall won back-to-back Mid-State Conference titles and in 2019, won a District Three Class 2A title, the first in school history.During her first three years of prep basketball, Adaramoye has averaged a triple-double with 15 points, 10 rebounds and 10 blocks per game. She's also added five assists per contest to seal her as an all-around player. She was named all-conference as a sophomore in 2018 and was named a Mid-State Conference All-Star last season, as well as earning the team's award as top rebounder.
USF Head Coach Molly Goodenbour on Jumoke Adaramoye
"We are excited to welcome Jumoke to The Hilltop. She has made great sacrifices to leave her Nigerian home and come to high school at Linden Hall in order to create a better opportunity for her future.
"She is a determined student-athlete with great athleticism and a strong work ethic who will develop tremendously during her time here at USF. She can play multiple positions and should prove to be a strong rebounder and defensive presence."
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