11/13/26 | Women's Basketball
Ducks add Anticevic, Hull, Minor on Signing Day.
EUGENE, Ore. – Oregon head women's basketball coach Kelly Graves announced the signings of forward Reece Anticevic, guard Cheyenne Hull and guard De'Andra Minor to Athletics Scholarship Agreements during the fall signing period.
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Anticevic (Perth, Australia) is a 6-foot-2 forward who recently signed with the Perth Lynx of the Women's National Basketball League in Australia before she heads to Eugene. Hull (Yakima, Wash.) is a two-time state champion and the No. 75 overall player in the nation in the class of 2027, a four-star recruit and the No. 3 prospect in the state of Washington. Minor (Oklahoma City, Okla.) checks in as the No. 44 overall player in the 2027 class, a four-star recruit and the No. 1 prospect in the state of Oklahoma, according to the 2027 SportsCenter NEXT 100.
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Collectively, this is a really strong class for us, Graves said of the 2027 signing class. We filled needs on both ends of the floor, bringing in two talented guards and a really athletic, versatile forward. They all come from winning programs and fit our team culture. All three are gym rats who just love to play basketball, and we can't wait to get them to Eugene. Today is a great day to be a Duck!
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Reece Anticevic, 6-2, F, Perth, Australia (Cockburn Cougars Junior)
Competed for the Australian U17 national team at the 2025 Women's Oceania Cup, where she averaged 9.2 points and 2.6 rebounds per game across five contests … She also competed for the Centre of Excellence in the NBL1, Australia's top semi-professional league run in conjunction with Australia's Women's National Basketball League (WNBL) … She signed with the Perth Lynx of the WNBL for the 2027 season.
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Graves on Anticevic: Reece is a versatile, high-motor forward that can play multiple positions. She can stretch the floor and hit from the perimeter while also having the ability to post-up and operate inside. Reece has a smooth stroke and can also attack off the dribble. She fits a need for us and we are excited to see her develop.
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Cheyenne Hull, 6-0, G, Yakima, Wash. (A. C. Davis H.S.)
Ranked No. 75 overall in the nation in the class of 2027, a four-star recruit and the No. 3 prospect in the state of Washington, according to the 2027 SportsCenter NEXT 100 … She won back-to-back 4A state tournament MVP awards, leading A. C. Davis High School to consecutive Washington state titles … Named Washington player of the year by MaxPreps each of the last two seasons … As a junior, she averaged 22.1 points, 12.0 rebounds, 7.0 assists and 5.0 steals a game … Starred for the Northwest Blazers and won two Under Armour circuit national championships in a three-year span.
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Graves on Hull: Cheyenne is just a winner. She can score at all three levels, create her own shot and is also a gifted passer. She gives us length on the perimeter and another ballhandler. She possesses great footwork and body control and is an elite rebounder for her position. On the defense end, she can disrupt passing lanes and has active hands. On top of that, she has all the intangibles, and we can't wait to get her to Eugene.
De'Andra Minor, 6-1, G, Oklahoma City, Okla. (Putnam City North H.S.)
Ranked as the No. 44 overall player in the 2027 class, a four-star recruit and the No. 1 prospect in the state of Oklahoma, according to the 2027 SportsCenter NEXT 100 … She attended the 2025 Women's Junior National Team minicamp, the 2025 USA Women's U19 National Team trials in Colorado Springs, Colo., and was invited to the 2026 Women's U18 National Team training camp … Played three seasons at Grind Prep before transferring to Putnam City North High School.
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Graves on Minor: De'Andra can do it all. She's long, versatile and really quick twitch. She's a smooth scorer who uses her size well. She can play off the ball but can also really attack off the bounce as well as hit the three ball. She can get hot and score in waves while also being a tremendous perimeter defender. She possesses all the skills we look for in a scoring guard, and we can't wait for her to continue to develop in Eugene next season.
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