Veteran Guard Withdraws From South Carolina After Two Seasons
South Carolina women’s basketball junior guard Maddy McDaniel has reportedly withdrawn from the university.
South Carolina's Maddy McDaniel announced her departure from the university following her sophomore season, with head coach Dawn Staley confirming the news on Friday. McDaniel, a rising junior, had spent the past two years playing for the Gamecocks. In a statement, Staley acknowledged McDaniel's decision made in July, emphasizing their continued respect for her.
The coach highlighted McDaniel's significant contributions, describing her as a valued part of the team's achievements. McDaniel's journey to South Carolina began in her freshman year, following her recognition as MaxPreps Maryland Player of the Year and a McDonald's All-American. She is hailed as the No. 12 recruit in the Class of 2024 by espnW.
During her tenure, McDaniel led the SEC in assists-to-turnover ratio last season and played in two national championship games. She also received the Kay Yow Cancer Fund Servant Leader Award, wearing a patch on her uniform to mark the recognition.
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