Brookings non-profit launches 'Her Turn Playbook' for young women athletes
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 2, 2026, 3:44 AM
Last updated Oct 2, 2026

A new initiative called 'Her Turn Playbook' has been launched by SDSU women's basketball alumni Tori Nelson and Myah Selland through their non-profit, 'Her Turn'. Announced on October 2, 2026, the playbook aims to provide parents with essential information and resources to support young women's athletic aspirations. Since its inception in February 2022, the organization has awarded scholarships for young athletes to attend sporting camps. Nelson and Selland emphasize the importance of accessible information without an agenda, focusing on empowering families in the realm of youth sports.
- •Tori Nelson and Myah Selland launched 'Her Turn' in February 2022.
- •The 'Her Turn Playbook' provides resources for parents of young women athletes.
- •The organization has given out numerous scholarships for camp attendance.
- •Nelson and Selland aim to enhance access to information about college athletics.
- •More details can be found at their official website.
- 3:44 AMYahoo Sports — Brookings non-profit launches “Her Turn Playbook”
"BROOKINGS, S.D. (KELO) — A pair of SDSU women’s basketball alumni have teamed up to launch a new addition to their non-profit benefitting young women athletes. Tori Nelson and Myah Selland launched ‘Her Turn’ in February of 2022, and since then the organization has given numerous scholarships for young athletes to attend the same camps […]
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