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Virginia star Kymora Johnson enters transfer portal
Cavaliers' standout guard leaves program after coaching change
Apr. 6, 2026 at 1:53pm
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Kymora Johnson, a star guard on the Virginia women's basketball team and a Charlottesville native, has entered the NCAA transfer portal following the Cavaliers' recent coaching change.
Why it matters
Johnson's departure is a significant blow to the Virginia program, as she was one of the team's top players and a local talent. Her decision to transfer raises questions about the direction of the Cavaliers' women's basketball team under new leadership.
The details
A sophomore guard, Johnson was a key contributor for Virginia last season, averaging 12.8 points, 4.2 rebounds, and 3.6 assists per game. She was considered one of the rising young stars in the ACC. With the Cavaliers' head coaching position recently changing hands, Johnson has now opted to enter the transfer portal and explore opportunities at other schools.
- Johnson entered the transfer portal on April 6, 2026.
The players
Kymora Johnson
A sophomore guard and star player for the Virginia women's basketball team.
Virginia Cavaliers
The women's basketball team at the University of Virginia.
What’s next
Johnson will now evaluate transfer options and decide on a new school to continue her college basketball career.
The takeaway
Johnson's transfer represents a significant setback for the Virginia women's basketball program, as they lose one of their top talents following a coaching change. Her decision highlights the challenges facing the Cavaliers as they look to rebuild and regain their footing in the ACC.
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