The senior is averaging 31.2 minutes and 10.1 points this season.
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. — Indiana women’s basketball senior Chloe Moore-McNeil has made her decision. With Senior Day approaching on Sunday, the senior announced Saturday afternoon on X that she will return to Indiana next season for her fifth year.
Fellow senior guard Sydney Parrish, who announced her return to Indiana in December, took to social media to celebrate.
Moore-McNeil has started all of Indiana’s 27 games this season, averaging 31.2 minutes and 10.1 points. She leads the team with 128 assists, acting as the main ball handler after the departure of Grace Berger to the WNBA last offseason. In February, Moore-McNeil posted the program’s first triple-double since Berger did it three years ago.
Now, Indiana is set to bring back three starters next year with Moore-McNeil, Parrish and sophomore Yarden Garzon.
Indiana will play Maryland at 3 p.m. Sunday in the regular-season finale.
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