40 prospects drafted into FIBA-NBA camp that gave rise to Madina Okot
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This year's event will be part of the 2026 WNBA All Star event in Chicago
The Women’s National Basketball Association (WNBA), the National Basketball Association (NBA) and the International Basketball Federation (FIBA) have today announced the top 40 female athletes, who will compete at the fourth Women's Basketball Without Borders (BWB) All-Star camp.
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The players, comprised of high-school-age prospects from around the world, will travel to Chicago, Illinois, for the camp expected to run from Friday, 24 July to Sunday, 26 July at the Advocate Center, which is the official practice facility of the Chicago Bulls.
The event, which will be open to WNBA scouts and NCAA coaches, will form part of the AT&T WNBA All-Star 2026.
The campers will be coached by current and former WNBA and FIBA players and coaches, including Washington Mystics guard and Australia Women’s National Team member Georgia Amoore, two-time WNBA champion and former U.S. Women’s National Team member Tamecka Dixon, former Spain Women’s National Team member Anna Montañana, Meighan Simmons, and Shanece Sims.
Over the three days of action, the coaches will lead campers through a variety of activities, including athletic testing, movement efficiency, skill development stations, 3-on-3 competitions, 5-on-5 games, and life-skills seminars.
The campers will also participate in a skills challenge and three-point contest at WNBA Live 2026 presented by AWS on Friday, 24 July, and attend the 2026 AT&T WNBA All-Star Game at the United Center on Saturday, 25 July.
Among the leading active WNBA players to have gone through the BWB camp is Kenya's Madina Okot, who attended the Africa camp in 2022, before launching her professional career through the collegiate system at Mississippi State, and South Carolina.
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Since its iception in 2001, the global basketball development and community outreach program has reached more than 4,900 participants from 149 countries and territories, with 155 former campers advancing to the NBA or WNBA.
Alongside Okot, other WNBA players to have gone through the respective camps include: Chicago Sky's Kamilla Carsoso, Dominique Malonga of Seattle Storm, Iliana Rupert of the Golden State Valkyries, New York Liberty's Han Xu and Awak Kuier of Dallas Wings.
This year, WNBA legend and Boston Celtics Vice President of Team Operations and Organizational Growth Allison Feaster will return as the camp director.
List of all 2026 campers: Janice Albert, Cheyenne Bobongie, Taryn Bond, Maria Burliga, Sarah Cisse, Jawelle Daquin, Sol Depetris, Binetou Diop, Leila Drahos, Alira Fotu, Emma Giacchetti, Martyna Glowczak, Katerina Kalna, Vanesa Kokalova, Wonjung Lee, Gahyun Lee, Yeonseo Lim, Ada Luukkanen, Milagros Morell, Marta Moscarella, Chante Murray, Sofia Novoa Ferrari, Enioluwa Oyedeji, Kaat Pauwels, Tereza Pavelcova, Julie Pilarova, Dominika Puzio, Tahina Oceane Rasata-Andriamasy, Ainhoa Risacher, Monica Salort, Yui Seito, Cristal Sontia Zeutsop, Heng Su, Lala Toure, Maimouna Traore, Lauryn Turibio, Gia Ana Vukona, Tuana Vural, Qirui Xie, Chen Yuxin.