Post by Deleted on Jul 25, 2018 18:08:48 GMT -8
Aquino Finds a Home
Andrea Aquino did a little research when Oregon State became interested in recruiting her.
She learned that in just a few short years, coach Scott Rueck had helped transform a program that was struggling to fill out a roster to one that advanced to the Final Four.
That caught her attention.
She verbally committed in March 2017 when the Beavers were in Stockton, California, competing in the Sweet 16 for the second straight season.
“I really felt like this was the right place for me,” said Aquinio, who was the No. 6 national recruit heading into her senior season of high school basketball.
She sounds really modest, thankful, and humble: "It feels great because after all the things I have been through, I can finally say I feel like home. All the experience we are having right now in summer camp it's so awesome. I could never imagine I could experience this. To me it's an honor to be here."
Andrea Aquino did a little research when Oregon State became interested in recruiting her.
She learned that in just a few short years, coach Scott Rueck had helped transform a program that was struggling to fill out a roster to one that advanced to the Final Four.
That caught her attention.
She verbally committed in March 2017 when the Beavers were in Stockton, California, competing in the Sweet 16 for the second straight season.
“I really felt like this was the right place for me,” said Aquinio, who was the No. 6 national recruit heading into her senior season of high school basketball.
She sounds really modest, thankful, and humble: "It feels great because after all the things I have been through, I can finally say I feel like home. All the experience we are having right now in summer camp it's so awesome. I could never imagine I could experience this. To me it's an honor to be here."
