UVA women’s basketball secures commitment from four-star Nevaeh Roberson
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 22, 2026, 9:14 PM
Last updated Jul 22, 2026
Nevaeh Roberson, a four-star wing from Upper Marlboro, Maryland, has committed to Virginia women’s basketball for the 2027 class. Head coach Aaron Roussell, in his first recruiting cycle, has already secured several transfers and freshmen, with Roberson marked as a standout addition. Known for her versatility on the court, Roberson can play multiple positions effectively, which aligns with Roussell’s offensive style. She previously played for Team Takeover, averaging 11.6 points and nearly five rebounds per game this spring. UVA is also set to renew its in-state rivalry with Old Dominion, planning a home-and-home series starting on November 15, 2026.
- •Nevaeh Roberson ranked #73 in the Class of 2027.
- •Roberson began at Bishop McNamara before transferring to IMG Academy.
- •Virginia Tech, Florida, and North Carolina also pursued Roberson.
- •UVA will face Old Dominion on November 15, 2026.
- •The rivalry series continues into the 2027-28 season.
- 9:14 PMYahoo Sports — UVA women’s basketball earns commitment from 2027 four-star Nevaeh Roberson
"New head coach Aaron Rousell continued his hot start on the recruiting front.
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