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Virginia's Kymora Johnson withdraws from transfer portal
Star guard decides to stay with Cavaliers after visiting South Carolina
Apr. 17, 2026 at 5:15pm
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A star player's decision to stay with her college team reinforces the program's competitive spirit.Columbia TodayKymora Johnson, a standout guard for the Virginia women's basketball team, has withdrawn her name from the NCAA transfer portal and will remain with the Cavaliers. Johnson, who averaged 19.5 points, 5.9 assists, and 4.5 rebounds per game last season, visited South Carolina but ultimately decided to return to Virginia.
Why it matters
Johnson's decision to stay at Virginia is a major boost for the Cavaliers' program, as she has been one of the top players in the ACC over the past few seasons. Her return should help Virginia remain competitive in a tough conference.
The details
After a strong junior season, Johnson entered her name into the NCAA transfer portal, sparking speculation that she could be on the move. However, following a visit to South Carolina, Johnson has decided to withdraw from the portal and continue her career at Virginia.
- Johnson averaged 19.5 points per game this past season.
- She visited South Carolina in April 2026.
The players
Kymora Johnson
A standout guard for the Virginia women's basketball team who has been one of the top players in the ACC over the past few seasons.
Virginia Cavaliers
The women's basketball team that Kymora Johnson plays for, which will benefit greatly from her decision to remain with the program.
The takeaway
Kymora Johnson's decision to stay at Virginia is a major win for the Cavaliers, as she has been one of the most productive players in the ACC over the past few seasons. Her return should help Virginia remain competitive in a tough conference.
