(Tempe, AZ) Sun Devil head women’s basketball coach Molly Miller has announced Quin’Nya Gray de Sanders, Averie Lower, and Londyn Parker have signed national letters of intent to study and play basketball at Arizona State University.
“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,” says 300-game winner and counting Molly Miller. “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.”
What Premier Report Says
“First-year Arizona State Head Coach Molly Miller has put together a trio that is quite the fit for her style of play in the Sun Devil 2026 signing class. They have a sharpshooter (No. 54 Averie Lower) and two more playmaking guards who will also defend in the manner in which they are known on that end of the court.”
What Dan Olson — owner of The Collegiate Girls Basketball Report — Says
A new era in ASU women’s basketball is here and Head Coach Molly Miller lands 3 in the 2026 early signing period. A fast-paced style of play with execution and defensive effort as the road map, these signees fit the ASU game plan!”
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Quin’Nya Gray de Sanders • 5-8 • Guard • Winter Haven HS • Winter Haven, Fla.
Named Lakeland Ledger first team three times, Gray de Sanders entered her senior season with per-game averages of 11.7 points, 3.4 rebounds, 3.6 steals and 1.5 assists in 85 games.
Was recently named the No. 2 senior player in Polk County.
Known for her extraordinary defensive play, Gray de Sanders owns both the school’s single-game record (10) and career record (310 and counting) for most steals.
Was instrumental in helping Winter Haven reach the state finals in 2023, the state semifinals in 2024 and winning the state title in 2025. In the 2025 state championship game, Gray de Sanders scored seven points, grabbed six boards and had three assists to go with three steals in helping her squad claim the state title, Winter Haven’s 19th straight win to close the season 2024-25 campaign.
As a freshman, was named all-county second team.
Molly Miller on Quin’Nya Gray de Sanders: “Q plays the game with speed and energy. 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.”
“Quin’Nya Sanders (5-8 G FL) has run under the radar but adds a third prospect to the backcourt for the Sun Devils. A product of talent rich Winter Haven High School, a perennial state power, the ultra-athletic Sanders is explosive, performs in the uptempo and defends.” — Dan Olson, The Collegiate Girls Basketball Report.
“Gray is an athletic slashing guard who relentlessly attacks the paint off the bounce. She is a defensive difference maker with very good instincts both in the passing lanes and on the boards as a perimeter player.” — Premier Basketball Report
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Averie Lower • 6-0 • G • Tiffin, Iowa • Clear-Creek Amana High School
A four-star player, Lower received a grade of 94 from ESPN.com. Ranked as high as the No. 68 player in the nation according to a recent update, Lower was also included in Prospect Nation’s Top 150 in the class of 2026.
A three-year varsity starter, Lower has led her Clear Creek Amana high school squad to a 59-13 in three seasons and a 4A state title in 2024.
Going into her senior season, Lower has connected on 44 percent of her 3-pointers and has already scored 1,236 career points.
Had a dream season as a sophomore with per-game averages of 17.7 points, 5.0 rebounds and 2.5 steals per game, while shooting over 58 perent from the field and knocking down nearly half of her 3-pointers.
Coming off a junior campaign in which she averaged 22.5 ppg, 9.3 rpg, 3.0 apg, and 2.9 spg in leading her squad to a berth in the 2025 Class 4A regional title game. Also earned first-team Class 4A all-state honors and was named the WAMAC West Division player of the year for the second consecutive season.
Scored in double figures in every game last season, accounted for 20 or more points 16 times, including a pair of 30-point performances.
Credentials are every bit as exceptional as volleyball player. The school’s all-time career kills leader, Lower recently posted a fourth consecutive season with at least 220 kills and 290 digs. She had a team-high 344 kills on a career-best .285 hitting in 2025 and ranked second on the team with 296 digs.
Also participated on her school’s track and field team as a freshman.
Molly Miller on Averie Lower: “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. 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.”
Londyn Parker • 5-9 • Guard • Staley High School • Kansas City, Mo.
A four-year starter who has served as team captain two seasons for her Staley high school team, Parker had a tremendous was named to the Class 6 Final Four All-Tournament Team by Prep Girls Hoops after helping Staley reach the MSHSAA Class 6 title game. She scored a game-high 18 points to go with eight steals in the quarterfinals, 13 points in the semifinals and 11 points in the title game
Named first-team all-conference three times and a member of the first-team all-district team in 2025, Parker was rated the top point guard in the state of Missouri by Prep Hoops. She was also ranked No. 86 in the nation graded as a three-star player by 247 Sports.
Also etched her named in Staley’s track and field history after helping set the school’s 4×1 in 2024.
Maintains a 4.0 GPA and is a member of the National Honor Society in addition to serving as Staley’s student council vice president.
Molly Miller on Londyn Parker: “Londyn was one of the premier defenders on the summer circuit. 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.”
“Parker is a 5-foot-9 strong and steady playmaking guard. She creates off the bounce and uses her size and strength to her advantage on both ends as she is also a versatile perimeter defender.” — Premier Basketball Report.
“Londyn Parker (5-9 G MO) , ranked #-85 by The Collegiate Girls Basketball Report, is a lefty combo-guard that brings more scoring to the backcourt court. Another prospect that made an impact on the travel circuit, Parker stepped up in big games and produced results on both ends of the floor.” — Dan Olson, The Collegiate Girls Basketball Report.
Press Release courtesy of Sun Devil Athletics – Steve Rodriguez
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