Oregon women’s basketball has its first addition of the offseason as All-Missouri Valley Conference forward Hilary Fuller will join the Ducks next season, the school announced Thursday.

Fuller, who transfers to Oregon from Belmont University, averaged 14.0 points and 4.6 rebounds per game as a sophomore in 2025-26 and gives Oregon a significant boost both in size at 6-foot-2 and spacing. She shot 35.3 percent from 3-point range on nearly three attempts a game.

“Hilary brings size, skill and a professional work ethic, and she has only begun to tap into her potential,” Oregon coach Kelly Graves said in a statement announcing the signing on Thursday. “She’s so versatile and can do so many things on the court – she’s explosive, she can take defenders off the dribble and get to the rim, and she can shoot it. She is a tireless worker on both ends of the floor and will be a great addition to our locker room. We are excited to see her continue to elevate her game in Eugene.”

Fuller, who is from Brisbane, Queensland, Australia, will have two years of eligibility remaining.

Former Oregon women’s basketball forward Sarah Rambus has committed to Syracuse University, multiple sources reported Monday morning. 

The 6-foot-3 forward averaged 6.3 points and 2.4 rebounds in 14.2 minutes per game last season while shooting 53.7% from the floor. Rambus appeared in 36 games, starting 17 and mostly coming off the bench down the stretch due to the emergence of Ehis Etute. 

With Rambus transferring and the graduations of Mia Jacobs and Amina Muhammad, no one remaining stands taller than 6-1 on head coach Kelly Graves’ roster. 

As of April 13, the Ducks have yet to add any players this offseason.

Oregon guard Sara Barhoum intends to enter the transfer portal, she announced on social media Thursday. A four-star recruit, she is one of five Ducks to transfer this offseason, joining Sarah Rambus, Elisa Mevius, Janiyah Williams and Sammie Wagner. She will have three years of eligibility remaining.

Barhoum played 63 total minutes over 14 games as a freshman with the Ducks. Both she and Williams were 2025 recruits before entering the portal after just one season in Eugene. TheThis move is likely to be beneficial for both sides:. Barhoum can seek more playing time elsewhere, and Oregon can use her scholarship spot to pursue a more immediate impact player.

The transfer portal officially opened on April 6. As of Thursday, April 9, the Ducks have yet to add any players this offseason.

Oregon women’s basketball guard Janiyah Williams is entering the transfer portal, On3 Sports reported on Tuesday. She averaged 2.8 PPG in her one season with the Ducks and will have three years of eligibility remaining. 

A former four-star recruit from Edmund, Oklahoma, Williams and Sara Barhoum were Oregon’s two high school recruits in the 2024 cycle.

Williams scored 12 points in 15 minutes in a conference win over Nebraska, but was never able to carve out a consistent role in head coach Kelly Graves’ rotation.

The Ducks, who exited the NCAA Tournament after a blowout loss to (1) Texas, have lost Elisa Mevius, Sarah Rambus and now Williams in the portal.

Oregon women’s basketball forward Sammie Wagner is entering the transfer portal, 247Sports reported on Monday. Wagner, a reserve player in each of her three seasons for the Ducks, will have one year of eligibility remaining.

The 6-foot-1 Wagner played just 17 minutes this past season due to a change in Oregon’s stylistic identity and overall depth.

Her move is likely for the best for all parties involved, as Wagner gets to finish her career with a different program and pursue more playing time. Oregon benefits from now having three available scholarship spots to pursue players in the transfer portal. Wagner joins guard Elisa Mevius and forward Sarah Rambus as the Ducks’ two players in the portal. None of the three were critical components to Oregon’s 2025-26 success.

Oregon forward Sarah Rambus will enter the transfer portal, multiple sources reported on Saturday. The senior slotted in as the Ducks’ premier frontcourt big, but lost her spot in the starting lineup due to Ehis Etute and Mia Jacobs’ strong play. She will have one year of eligibility remaining. 

Rambus, who was Oregon’s tallest player this season at 6-foot-3, started 17 games in total, and averaged 6.3 points per game and 2.4 rebounds per game during the season. She joins guard Elisa Mevius as the Ducks’ two players in the portal. Neither was a critical component to Oregon’s 2025-26 success, however. 

Oregon currently has two open scholarship spots to utilize when the transfer portal officially opens on April 6.

Oregon women’s basketball guard Elisa Mevius is entering the transfer portal, On3 Sports reported on Tuesday. The senior missed all but two games of the 2025-26 season with a knee injury, but was poised to be a major part of the Ducks’ guard-heavy system.