The Beavers are bringing back a battle tested group of players for the 2026-27 season. While the team lost a lot of size in their front court with the departures of Nene Sow and Lizzy Williamson, and lost on of their top scorers in Tiara Bolden, Oregon State has brought back a deep veteran group, that is ready to compete for a Pac-12 title.

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"I'm excited. The team's looking great, a lot of talent. We're super excited to start the Pac-12 and get this thing going," third year junior Ally Schimel said in her remarks to the press. "We're versatile, and also our defense is very quick. We can be very destructive on defense. We're very skilled, talented freshmen. a lot of experience, offense should flow very well."

Oregon State basketball player Kennedie Shuler answers questions at the team's media day.…