Hokie ClubBLACKSBURG – Virginia Tech women’s basketball head coach Megan Duffy announces the addition of four standout student-athletes to the Hokies’ 2027 signing class, welcoming Jazman Bailey (Mansfield, Texas), Dani Robinson (Rancho Cucamonga, Calif.) Lillie Graves (Lafayette, Ind.), and Ashley Kreiger (Mantoloking, N.J.) to the program.
“Hokie Nation is going to absolutely love this 2027 class. First and foremost, they are incredible young women both on and off the court. Each student-athlete brings a winning pedigree from their high school, AAU, and international basketball experiences. Jazman, Lillie, Ashley, and Dani will immediately impact our program with their hard-working attitudes and elite level skill sets.”
Bailey, ranked 35th nationally by ESPN, arrives from Mansfield Lake Ridge High School. ESPN lists her among the top seven point guards in the country and the No. 1 point guard in the state of Texas. She is a FIBA U16 Women’s AmeriCup champion and a FIBA U17 Women’s World Cup champion. She was also a participant in the 2026 NIKE Skills Academy and the 2026 Mamba Invitational.
A MaxPreps All-American and a member of the Bluestar 30, Bailey was named the 2026 Methodist Mansfield Medical Center Player of the Year and the Dallas Morning News Area Newcomer of the Year. She also earned UIL Class 6A All-Region honors in Region 1, TABC All-Region recognition, and All-District First Team honors, and she took home a Most Valuable Player award. Her list of newcomer honors also includes SB Texas Live, All-Texas, All-Area, and District 11-6A Newcomer of the Year.
In the classroom, Bailey is an Academic All-District selection and an A+ honor roll student. She competed on the NIKE EYBL circuit with Legynds and Proskills.
“Jazman will bring an incredible amount of speed and athleticism to our team. For years, she has been one of the most disruptive defenders in the country. Her ability to also push tempo and thrive out in transition will impact our program immediately. Jazman continues to shine as a leader on the biggest stage, winning two gold medals with USA Basketball. We are thrilled to welcome Jazman to Hokie Nation.”
Robinson, ranked 39th nationally by ESPN, comes to Blacksburg from Ontario Christian High School, where she helped lead the program to national rankings and a run of state championships. She is a two-time CIF Southern Section champion, two-time CIF State champion, and two-time national champion. Her best performance came in a 38-point effort that also included 11 rebounds, six assists, six steals, and two blocks.
A MaxPreps All-American nominee, Robinson is also a recipient of the Knight Award and the CIF Pursuing Victory with Honor Award. She competed with FBC United West Coast on the AAU circuit and won a Puma PRO16 championship in her final season.
Robinson excels academically as well. She carries a 4.47 GPA, ranks in the top 10 percent of her class at Ontario Christian, is an AP Scholar, a member of the California Scholarship Federation, and an honor roll student.
“Dani’s combination of length, athleticism, and skill makes her an excellent addition to our backcourt. Dani brings a competitiveness and winning pedigree that will translate to the highest-level next year. Her offensive game took a big jump this past summer – getting downhill and proving to be one of the nations best shooters. She’s a lock down defender with a no quit mindset. We cannot wait for Dani to arrive in Blacksburg.”
Graves, ranked 60th nationally by ESPN, rewrote the record books at McCutcheon High School, where she is the Lady Mavs’ all-time leading scorer. She is a three-time IGCSA All-State First Team selection and a three-time IBCA Underclass All-State Supreme 15 honoree. She was also named to the Indiana Jr. All Star core group and was an Indiana All Stars Future selection twice.
Graves helped McCutcheon to three sectional championships, two regional championships, and a semi-state runner-up finish. On the AAU circuit, she played for the West Virginia Thunder, reaching the GUAA Final 4 in three consecutive years and ranks amongst GUAA’s top scoring leaders. She also took part in the Under Armour Future 60 camp and the UA City Classic.
Off the court, Graves is an honor roll student and an invitee to both the National Honor
“Lillie brings a dynamic skill set that will impact Hokie Nation in many ways. She will bring length, defensive intensity, and offensive versatility to our team. We love that Lillie can play multiple positions and proved this summer how special of a talent she is. She has a great attitude and winning-first mindset. We are delighted to have Lillie join our Hokie family.”
Kreiger, ranked 93rd nationally by ESPN, comes to Blacksburg from Westtown High School. She earned Hoop Group NJ Freshman of the Year honors and was a Friends School First Team All-League selection. She helped Westtown to a Pennsylvania Friends School League championship and a Pennsylvania state runner-up finish.
On the AAU circuit, Kreiger played in the top NIKE EYBL 17U league for multiple years, representing Philly Rise. Ashley also won a NY vs NY championship during the summer.
“Ashley’s blend of size, skill, and competitiveness will be a great addition to our frontcourt. She is the perfect inside/outside player for our up-tempo system. Ashley has a great feel for the game as an excellent passer. Her ability to stretch defenses with her perimeter shot and finishes around the rim will help us tremendously. We couldn’t be more excited to have her become a Hokie.”