Nebraska Women's Basketball Guard Enters Transfer Portal

Claire Johnson, a shooting guard, is the third Husker player to enter the portal this offseason.

Apr. 6, 2026 at 1:25pm

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Nebraska women's basketball player Claire Johnson has entered the transfer portal, becoming the third member of the team to do so this offseason. Johnson, a shooting guard, played for the Huskers last season.

Why it matters

The loss of Johnson is another blow to the Nebraska women's basketball program, which is looking to rebuild after a disappointing season. Her departure, along with two other players entering the transfer portal, highlights the challenges the team faces in retaining talent and maintaining roster stability.

The details

Claire Johnson, a shooting guard for the Nebraska women's basketball team, has entered the transfer portal. She is the third Husker player to do so this offseason, following the departures of Callin Hake and Britt Prince. Johnson played for Nebraska last season, contributing as a reserve player.

  • Claire Johnson entered the transfer portal on April 6, 2026.

The players

Claire Johnson

A shooting guard who played for the Nebraska women's basketball team last season.

Callin Hake

A former Nebraska women's basketball player who entered the transfer portal earlier this offseason.

Britt Prince

Another former Nebraska women's basketball player who entered the transfer portal earlier this offseason.

Amy Williams

The head coach of the Nebraska women's basketball team.

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What they’re saying

“We must continue to work hard and build a strong program that can retain our top talent.”

— Amy Williams, Head Coach, Nebraska Women's Basketball

What’s next

The Nebraska women's basketball team will need to focus on recruiting and player development to rebuild its roster and address the recent departures.

The takeaway

The transfer of Claire Johnson, along with two other players, highlights the challenges the Nebraska women's basketball program faces in maintaining roster stability and retaining top talent. The team will need to work hard to rebuild and create a strong, cohesive unit for the upcoming season.