Shocking Move: Buckeyes Win Recruiting Battle: Elite SG Aaliyah Chavez Picks OSU Over Big Ten Rivals

In a surprising turn of events, the Ohio State Buckeyes have secured a commitment from elite shooting guard Aaliyah Chavez, outmaneuvering several Big Ten rivals in a highly competitive recruiting battle. Chavez, widely regarded as the nation’s top high school women’s basketball recruit, has been a standout player throughout her high school career.

 

Hailing from Monterey High School in Lubbock, Texas, Chavez has consistently demonstrated exceptional talent on the court. In December 2024, she surpassed the 4,000-point milestone, scoring 48 points in a 74-43 victory over Lubbock High, bringing her career total to 4,062 points and placing her 40th on the all-time scoring list. citeturn0search4

 

Chavez’s decision to join Ohio State is particularly noteworthy given the intense competition among Big Ten schools for her commitment. Seven months prior, she had included Ohio State in her shortlist of potential colleges, signaling her interest in the program. citeturn0search2

 

Analysts have compared Chavez to former No. 1 women’s recruits over the past decade, noting her unique skill set and potential to make an immediate impact at the collegiate level. citeturn0search1

 

Her commitment is expected to bolster the Buckeyes’ roster significantly, enhancing their prospects in upcoming seasons. Fans and analysts alike are eager to see how Chavez’s talent will translate to the collegiate stage and contribute to Ohio State’s pursuit of basketball excellence.

 

For a deeper insight into Chavez’s recruitment journey, you might find the following video informative:

 

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