DONE DEAL: WVU Women’s Basketball Lands Double Signing as Coach Mark Kellogg Declares—“This Program Is Just Getting Started”
In a bold and electrifying move that has the women’s college basketball world buzzing, West Virginia University women’s basketball head coach Mark Kellogg has officially announced a double signing following the program’s thrilling NCAA Tournament run. With this headline-grabbing addition, the Mountaineers aren’t just building on momentum—they’re launching into a new era of dominance.
“These are the kinds of players that shift programs,” said Kellogg. “This is a program on the rise—and we’re just getting started.”
After guiding WVU to one of its most exciting postseason performances in recent memory, Coach Kellogg wasted no time capitalizing on the national spotlight. With the ink now dry, two elite high school standouts—whose names are already resonating across the recruiting scene—will be calling Morgantown home.
The Players Who Are Turning Heads
Though official rankings and scouting reports are still developing, insiders describe both signees as high-motor, high-IQ playmakers with game-changing potential.
One is a versatile 6’1” forward with an elite mid-range jumper, outstanding rebounding instincts, and the ability to guard multiple positions. The other is a lightning-fast combo guard, known for her three-point shot, court vision, and relentless energy on defense.
Together, they bring scoring depth, athleticism, and defensive grit—traits that perfectly align with Kellogg’s fast-paced, aggressive style of play.
“They’re competitors,” Kellogg said. “They’ve got that fire, that edge. And they believe in what we’re building here.”
Building a Powerhouse in Morgantown
Since taking the helm, Coach Kellogg has brought a new sense of identity and swagger to WVU Women’s Basketball. Known for his ability to develop talent and energize programs, he’s already turned the Mountaineers into a formidable force in the Big 12.
Now, with postseason success and national visibility behind him, Kellogg is building a recruiting pipeline that has eyes across the country watching.
This double signing is more than just a win on paper—it’s a statement that WVU is becoming a serious destination for top-tier talent in women’s hoops.
Momentum Is Real
Following the Mountaineers’ impressive run in the NCAA Tournament—marked by big upsets, thrilling finishes, and gritty performances—there’s a renewed energy in Morgantown. Fan support is surging, student sections are packed, and the atmosphere at WVU Coliseum is electric.
Now, with these two talented signees on board, that momentum is only going to accelerate.
“We’re not here to just make the tournament,” Kellogg said. “We’re here to compete for championships.”
The Future Is Bright
With strong leadership, an exciting system, and now an influx of elite talent, West Virginia Women’s Basketball is on the rise—and rising fast. These signings represent the next step in that climb. And if Coach Kellogg has anything to say about it, this is just the beginning.
Mountaineer Nation, get ready. The court belongs to WVU—and the future looks golden.
