TEMPE- Arizona State women's basketball head coach Molly Miller announced her first-ever signing class on Nov. 20.
She announced three players from the class of 2026 who signed their national letters of intent to play for the Sun Devils: Guards Quin'Nya Gray de Sanders, Averie Lower, and Londyn Parker.
"This class embodies the foundation of what we’re building at Arizona State. Each player has traits of our Sun Devil brand which is toughness, energy, defensive pride, and a big-time competitive edge," Miller said in a press release. "Bringing in players who already match our brand allows us to accelerate the standard in our program. I’m thrilled to welcome Averie, Londyn, and Q to the Sun Devil family."
Guard Londyn Parker is a four-year starter who has been serving as the team captain for Staley High School, located in Kansas City, over the past two seasons.
She is known for being a premier defender while being ranked as the best point guard in Missouri state by Prep Hoops and No. 86 as a three-star player by 247 Sports.
That's something Miller admires about her play style when finding the women's basketball identity for the Sun Devils.
In her junior year, Parker led Staley to an appearance in the MSHSAA Class 6 title game and was named to the Class 6 Final Four All-Tournament Team by Prep Girls Hoops.
She has accomplished a lot in her high school career, being named to the first-team all-conference three times and first-team all-district team this year.
“Londyn was one of the premier defenders on the summer circuit," Miller said of Parker. "She takes pride in guarding the ball and being a spark on the court. I love her explosiveness and her ability to play make is elite. That edge and toughness is what we are building our program identity on, so she is the perfect fit."
Guard Averie Lower is a four-star player, has a score of 94 from the ESPN website, and is ranked No. 68 in the nation.
She is known for drilling three-pointers, as she connected on 44 percent and scored 1,236 career points heading into her senior year.
During her junior season, Lower led Clear-Creek Amana High School of Iowa to an appearance in the 2025 Class 4A regional title game while averaging 22.5 points, 9.3 rebounds, 3.0 assists, and 2.9 steals per game.
“Averie is one of the best 3-point shooters in the country in her class, and her ability to stretch the floor will instantly elevate our offense," Miller said of Lower. "She’s an extremely hard worker, has a high IQ, and plays with a composed poise on the floor. I can’t wait to see her light it up on the court in Tempe for our Sun Devil fans.”
Guard Quin'Nya Gray de Sanders, who resides in Winter Haven, Florida, is known for her ability to be a premier defender, as she has a high school record of 310 and counting steals.
Sanders has been influential for her school during her career as she led Winter Haven to an appearance in the state finals in 2023, the state semifinals last year, and a state championship this year.
Through 85 games of her high school basketball career with Winter Haven, she averages 11.7 points, 3.4 rebounds, 3.6 steals, and 1.5 assists per game.
“Q plays the game with speed and energy," Miller said of Gray de Sanders. "She’s one of the fastest players you’ll see on the floor and has a motor that doesn’t quit. Her ability to put pressure on the defense end, attack in transition, and set the tone with her effort is our brand of Sun Devil Basketball.”