She’s expected to put a lot up on the board for DME Academy this season, especially from the 3-point range.Īs the 2023-24 season looms on the horizon, DME Academy’s girls basketball program stands on the precipice of greatness. Hailing from Falls Church, Virginia, this 6’2″ wing has already secured her future at Syracuse University, a testament to her exceptional skills both on and off the court. Last but certainly not least, Keira Scott stakes her claim at #97. Betson received offers from over 30 Division I women’s basketball programs, and has now narrowed her choices down to a select group of 12 schools, including powerhouses such as Syracuse, Clemson, and Maryland. Betson’s ability to dominate in the paint is complemented by her versatility on both offense and defense, and she’s expected to be a strong leader for this DME Academy team in the upcoming season.

Tabitha Betson, a 6’2″ forward from Melbourne, Australia, holds the 80th spot on the list. Goryanova’s dedication and skill set make her a valuable asset to any team she joins. With her sights set high, she has recently narrowed down her prospective schools to an electrifying Top 8, which reads like a who’s who of collegiate basketball-Louisville, West Virginia, Auburn, Baylor, Iowa State, and more. Hailing from London, England, Goryanova is a 4-star point guard who has garnered attention from over 35 colleges across the nation. Next on the list is Ines Goryanova at #71, marking an impressive ascent of 8 spots since the last rankings. Bloom is a top recruit in the 2024 class, having received numerous offers from top Division I programs but ultimately committing to Mississippi State. The 8th-ranked forward recently committed to DME Academy for the upcoming season, and her impact is anticipated to be nothing short of extraordinary.

Tahj Bloom, a 6’3″ forward from Chicago, Illinois, has secured the 38th spot on the list.

Tahj Bloom, Ines Goryanova, Tabitha Betson, and Keira Scott have all earned well-deserved recognition for their outstanding skills, dedication, and hard work. DME Academy’s girls basketball program proudly announces that not one, not two, but four of their exceptional players have earned spots on the prestigious ESPN HoopGurlz Top 100 List for the 2024 recruiting class.

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