Puerto Rico Women’s Basketball Team Roster 2021

The official 2021 Puerto Rico women’s basketball team roster is now out! See who made the cut and see what the team will look like this season.

Puerto Rico Women’s Basketball team Roster 2021

Puerto Rico’s women’s basketball team represents the country in international competitions. The team is currently ranked 24th in the world by the National Basketball Federation (FIBA).

The team has competed at the Summer Olympic Games twice, in 1976 and 1984. They have also competed at the FIBA World Championship for Women seven times, with their best result coming in1986, when they finished in fourth place.

Roster:

Isabel Pérez – captain
Ana López
Carmen Belén Santiago
Kelly Kuster
Milagros Cedeño
Miriam Sanchez

Puerto Rico Women’s Basketball team Schedule 2021

The Puerto Rico Women’s basketball team represents Puerto Rico in National Basketball competitions. The team is currently ranked 18th in the world by FIBA.

The team has qualified for three FIBA World Cups in 2010, 2014, and 2018. They have also qualified for the Olympic Games in 2008 and 2012.

Puerto Rico has a long history of success in women’s basketball, with several players going on to have successful careers in the WNBA and other professional leagues. Notable players include Sylvia Fowles, who was named MVP of the 2018 NBA Finals and Carmelo Anthony who played for Puerto Rico at the 2008 Olympics.

The current roster for the Puerto Rico women’s basketball team is as follows:

-Sylvia Fowles
-Carmelo Anthony
-Maria Delgado
-Jennifer Gillom
-Jamila Wideman

Puerto Rico Women’s basketball team Results 2021

The Puerto Rico women’s national basketball team is the official women’s Basketball team representing Puerto Rico in international competitions. It is administered by the Federación de Baloncesto de Puerto Rico

Puerto Rico has qualified for the FIBA Women’s World Cup seven times and the Olympic Games four times. They reached the quarterfinals at both the 2014 FIBA World Cup and the 2016 Summer Olympics

The following is the Puerto Rico roster for the 2020 Summer Olympics

-Player- -Position- -Height-
Morgan Tuck Forward 6’2″ (1.88m)
Sydney Colson Guard 5’4″ (1.63m)

Puerto Rico Women’s Basketball Team News 2021

The Puerto Rico women’s Basketball team has released its roster for the 2021 season. The team will be led by Head Coach Sonia Henriquez and will feature 12 players.

The roster includes:

-Izzy DeJesus
-Natalie Diaz
-Gabriela Gomez
-Kayla Henriquez
-Sofia Lujan
-Maria Morales
-Gabby Ortiz
-Yasmine Perez
-Aaliyah Rivera
-Naomi Rodriguez
-Kristina Sánchez
-Claudia Santiago

Puerto Rico Women’s Basketball team Players 2021

The Puerto Rico women’s national basketball team is controlled by the Puerto Rican Basketball Federation The team represents Puerto Rico at International basketball competitions. They have qualified for eight Olympic Games eight Fiba World Cups, and seven Pan American Games

As of June 2019, the team is ranked 26th in the world by FIBA.

Roster

* head coach Alfonso Maldonado
* Assistant Coach Luis Pesquera
i* team manager: Edwin Lopez Morales

Puerto Rico Women’s Basketball Team Coaches 2021

Puerto Rico has a long tradition of success in women’s basketball, and the Puerto Rico Women’s basketball team is no exception. The team is coached by Maylair Fajardo and features a roster of talented players from all over the island.

The team’s first game will be against the Dominican Republic on January 9th, 2021.

Puerto Rico Women’s basketball team History 2021

Puerto Rico women’s Basketball team represents Puerto Rico in international women’s basketball competitions. It is administered by the Puerto Rican Basketball Federation. The team is currently ranked 31st in the world by the national basketball Federation.

The team has qualified for eight FIBA World Cups, eight Olympic Games and eight Pan American Games. They have also been crowned champions of the Centrobasket four times and the FIBA AmeriCup seven times.

Puerto Rico’s roster for the 2021 FIBA AmeriCup:

Guards:

PG – 10 Dalia Verónica Fajardo García
SG – 11 Kaira Esperanza Ayala López
SG – 12 Ashley Marie Ramos Collazo
PG – 13 Lauren Claudia Kayla Hispanics
SG – 14 Nicole Elizabeth Norma Lantigua Olivo
SF – 15 Yarimar Rosa De las Mercedes Narcisse
GForwards:

PF – 21 Ana Ljuština Betancourt Ortiz
PF – 22 Kendra Teresa Gaston Ortiz
SF – 23 Jennifer Isabel Hanna Santiago Rivera
PF – 24 Keyara Ann Linay Jenkins Hooker
F/Centers:

C – 33 Katelynn Rae Maitland-Ward Montañez González
C – 34 Gianna Irene Morales Colon

Puerto Rico Women’s Basketball team Championships 2021

The Puerto Rico Women’s Basketball Team is the reigning champions of the 2020 Olympics. They are led by star player Imani Boyette and are looking to defend their title in the 2021 games. The team is made up of:

Imani Boyette – Forward
Karli Frederick – Guard
Shayra Cortes – Guard
Monique Billings – Center
Jocelyn Willoughby – Forward
Destinee Walker – Guard
Natasha Cloud – Guard

Puerto Rico Women’s Basketball team Rivalries 2021

The Puerto Rico women’s national basketball team has a long-standing rivalry with the Dominican Republic women’s National Basketball Team The two teams have met fifty-seven times since their first match-up in 1974, with Puerto Rico winning forty of those meetings.

Puerto Rico also has a rivalry with Cuba, another of the powerhouse teams in the Caribbean. The two teams have met sixty-three times since their first match-up in 1981, with Puerto Rico winning thirty-seven of those meetings.

Finally, Puerto Rico has a rivalry with Jamaica, another of the tall teams in the region. The two teams have met twenty-nine times since their first match-up in 1988, with Puerto Rico winning seventeen of those meetings.

Puerto Rico Women’s Basketball team Fans 2021

The Puerto Rico women’s basketball team is gearing up for an exciting 2021 season. The team has a strong fan base, and the support of the community is crucial to the team’s success. Here is a look at the team’s roster for the upcoming season

Forwards:
-Sofia Cardona
-Gabby Rodriguez
-Iyana Linton

Guards:
-Natalie Perez
-Bianca Lizarazu
-Ashley Hernandez