CLEVELAND (April 4, 2024) – Rosters for the 2024 Women’s College All-Star Game have been announced, bringing together a collection of All-Americans, game changers and future pros that shaped the landscape of college basketball this season.

The Women’s College All-Star Game, re-launched after first taking place 25 years ago, will take place on Saturday at the Wolstein Center on the campus of Cleveland State in downtown Cleveland. The game will tip at 3:30 p.m. ET and will be televised by ESPN2.

Tickets for the game start at $15 and are available by visiting www.womenscollegeallstar.com.

The 20 seniors, who will begin pursuit of their professional careers after this season, includes five All-Americans: BYU’s Lauren Gustin, Columbia’s Abbey Hsu, Colorado’s Jaylyn Sherrod, Indiana’s Mackenzie Holmes and Syracuse’s Dyaisha Fair. Additionally, 13 more players were named to their respective All-Conference teams this season. Ten different conferences are represented in the Women’s College All-Star Game, led by the ACC (3), Big 12 (3), Big East (3) and Big Ten (3). Players also represent schools from the Ivy League, MAC, Missouri Valley, Pac-12, SEC and WCC.

Players will appear on one of two teams – Team Lieberman and Team Miller – that will be coached by Naismith Basketball Hall of Famers Nancy Lieberman and Chery Miller, respectively. Complete rosters can be found below:

National brands have committed to the event and will activate through the experience through product distribution and other engagement opportunities, including State Farm, Zappos.com, Skechers, Under Armour, Saatva and Ro Body.

For more information on the Women’s College All-Star Game, visit www.womenscollegeallstar.com and follow @IntersportHoops on Instagram and X.

About Intersport:

Intersport is an award-winning agency and leader in the creation of ideas, content and experiences that attract and engage passionate audiences. Its industry-leading team offers expert insights in content marketing, customer engagement, experiential marketing, hospitality, production and sponsorship consulting. The Chicago-based agency also owns and operates events across the professional and collegiate sports landscape, including basketball, football, golf, pickleball and volleyball. Since staging just one early season event in 2019, Intersport has grown its basketball portfolio to manage nine different events during the first two months of the season—all with national broadcast partners. Intersport has been headquartered in Chicago since its inception in 1985, with additional offices in Boston, Detroit and New York. Learn more at www.intersport.global and on social media (LinkedIn, Instagram and Facebook).

About the Women’s College All-Star Game:

Twenty-five years after launching a national women’s college basketball all-star event, Intersport has re-introduced the Women’s College All-Star Game as an annual showcase spotlighting the country’s elite players. These standouts, who will be exhausting their collegiate eligibility and are on the precipice of hearing their names called in the WNBA Draft, will have one final opportunity to represent their programs and be recognized against the backdrop of the sport’s championship weekend. Intersport launched the inaugural Women’s Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA) All-Star Challenge in 1998, which the WBCA operated through 2006.  Additional information on the event is available at womenscollegeallstar.com.