USC Welcomes Six New Women of Troy For 2019

The USC women's basketball program has a wildly talented group of six signees lined up to come to Troy next year, head coach Mark Trakh announced today (Nov. 14). The power class is comprised of new Trojans hailing from four states — Alaska, California, Oregon and Texas. Coach Trakh and his staff are proud to welcome Madison Campbell (Fresno, Calif.), Angel Jackson (Richmond, Calif.), Alyson Miura (Clackamas, Ore.), Alissa Pili (Anchorage, Alaska), Endyia Rogers (Dallas, Texas) and Kyra White (San Antonio, Texas) after their signing of national letters of intent to join the Trojan Family.

"We are very excited about this 2019 class," USC head coach Mark Trakh said. "It is a very talented group with a great mixture of positions. We have height, strength and shooting. All these young women come from successful programs and are winners. And most importantly, they are excellent students. Three have a perfect 4.0 GPA and one has a chance to be her high school's Valedictorian. Fight On!"

All six of the newcomers also rank in the top-125 according to Prospectsnation. Meet your newest Women of Troy!

Madison Campbell | 5-11 | Guard
Hometown: Fresno, Calif.
High School: Clovis West HS
Academic Interest: Marine biology

A Fresno, Calif., product, Madison Campbell prepped at Clovis West High School and comes to Troy ranked No. 124 overall and No. 33 at the guard position, according to Prospectsnation. With her high school squad, Campbell has seen great success, winning a national championship, a state championship, a SoCal championship and three league crowns. In her junior season, she averaged 20.5 points, 8.4 rebounds, 5.7 assists and 4.5 steals per game and picked up First Team honors at every level. Also named League and Valley Player of the Year, Campbell set school records with a 41-point game and with nine 3-pointers made in a single game. She's on pace to break the Clovis West all-time records for career points, 3-pointers made and in wins, as she has gone 96-10 to date in her time with the program.

"Madison is an exceptional player who has competed at the highest level in high school and club basketball," Trakh said of Campbell. "She will impact our team both on and off the floor with her leadership and character, as well as bring her work ethic and shooting ability to the Women of Troy. Madison is a proven winner and has a championship mentality."

Angel Jackson | 6-5 | Center
Hometown: Richmond, Calif.
High School: Salesian HS
espnW 100 Rank: No. 36
Academic Interest: Education

Angel Jackson was a high school teammate of current USC junior guard Minyon Moore at Salesian High School in Richmond, Calif. A highly skilled center, Jackson ranks No. 24 overall and is No. 4 in the nation at her position, according to Prospectsnation, as she sets up for a bright future as a Trojan. A five-star recruit, Jackson averaged 14.6 points, 10.5 rebounds and 4.6 blocks in her junior season at Salesian. She'd also post 21 double-doubles and a triple-double with 31 points, 21 rebounds and 10 blocks en route to Tri-County Rock Division MVP, First Team All-Bay Area and First Team All-State honors.

"Angel possesses an interior presence with a very unique ability to score, rebound, defend and alter the game with her size," Trakh said of Jackson. "She is a very elite prospect who matches skill with her athleticism. She will have the ability to have an equivalent impact to our program as some of the greats before her at USC."

Alyson Miura | 5-9 | Guard
Hometown: Clackamas, Ore.
High School: LaSalle Prep
Academic Interest: Business

Alyson Miura follows in the footsteps of assistant coach Aarika Hughes as an Oregonian Trojan. Miura hails from Clackamas, Ore., as a grad-to-be out of LaSalle Prep, and ranks No. 85 in the nation and No. 20 at the guard position, according to Prospectsnation. In spite of a late injury, Miura earned Class 6A All-State Honorable Mention as a junior. On the club scene, she led the Nike Girls EYBL circuit with 4.1 assists per game while also shooting over 40 percent from 3-point range, 52 percent from the floor and adding 12.0 points per game.

"Alyson is the triple threat," Trakh said of Miura. "She will impact our team both on and off the floor with her leadership and character. She will bring great work ethic, court vision and shooting ability to the Women of Troy, while excelling in the classroom."

Alissa Pili | 6-0 | Forward
Hometown: Anchorage, Alaska
High School: Dimond HS
espnW 100 Rank: No. 40
Academic Interest: Undecided

Alissa Pili was named 2017-18 MaxPreps Female High School Athlete of theYear, making her the first Alaskan athlete to ever do so. A native of Anchorage, Pili prepped at Dimond High School and is slated at No. 75 overall and No. 17 at forward, according to Prospectsnation. She's not the first Pili to come to Troy, as her brother, Brandon, plays football at USC. Alissa Pili has been a start in both volleyball and basketball at Dimond High, wining three state titles in volleyball and reaching three basketball state finals, capped by a championship in 2018. Pili also holds state titles in shot-put, discus and wrestling.

"Alissa is a versatile forward who will add a rare, but extremely valuable combination of strength and skill to the Women of Troy for years to come," Trakh said of Pili. "Athleticism is embedded in the Pili family, and Alissa shines as an all-around athlete with success in several different sports. We can't wait to get her out on the basketball court."

Endyia Rogers | 5-7 | Guard
Hometown: Dallas, Texas
High School: Bishop Lynch HS
espnW 100 Rank: No. 35
Academic Interest: Biology/Science

Another top-50 player, Endyia Rogers comes to Troy from Dallas, Texas, where she has shined at Bishop Lynch High School. She comes in ranked No. 39 overall and No. 11 at the guard position, according to Prospectsnation. A three-time all-state honoree, she is almost assuredly going to close out her high school career as a fourth-time pick. As a junior, Rogers averaged 21.0 points, 6.0 assist, 5.0 rebounds and 3.0 steals per game, kicking down 97 threes along the way. Her Bishop Lynch team also reached the state final.

"Endyia is among the most skilled and crafty players on the basketball circuit," Trakh said of Rogers. "She will have an immediate impact both on and off the floor due to her dominant game and her personality. She is one of the most dynamic scorers in her class. Endyia is a player who has excelled against the country's best competition and who has the ability to elevate our program to the next level."

Kyra White | 5-10 | Guard
Hometown: San Antonio, Texas
High School: Judson HS
espnW 100 Rank: No. 63
Academic Interest: Undecided

Kyra White rounds out a trio of Texan Trojans slated for the USC roster next season. White and current USC freshmen Desiree Campbell both call San Antonio, Texas, home, with White having prepped at Judson High School. She ranks No. 63 overall, according to espnW. An all-academic honoree, White also pumped out 11.9 points, 5.0 rebounds and 3.2 steals per game as a junior. She has been instrumental, too, in helping Judson High to back-to-back state finals.

"Kyra is a long and skilled wing player with an exceptional passing ability, court vision and basketball IQ," Trakh said of White. "A future coach, Kyra is not only talented, but her passion for the game shines through. We are excited that Kyra is bringing her leadership to the Women of Troy."

Players Mentioned

Minyon Moore

Brandon Pili