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Women's Basketball Inks Three During Early Signing PeriodWomen's Basketball Inks Three During Early Signing Period
Danny Karnik
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Women's Basketball Inks Three During Early Signing Period

Sydney Marshall, Giaunni Rogers and Dasia Scott join head coach Karen Blair's squad

THE FLATS – Head coach Karen Blair and Georgia Tech women’s basketball announced the signings of Sydney Marshall, Giaunni Rogers and Dasia Scott Wednesday during the early signing period. 

“We’re thrilled to welcome our 2027 signees to Georgia Tech," Blair said. "This group understands the standard of excellence that our program and institution stand for. Their character and work ethic align with the culture we’ve established here at Georgia Tech. Collectively they bring competitiveness, versatility and a winning mentality and we are excited to welcome them to the Yellow Jacket family.” 

The trio of Marshall, Rogers and Scott make up the largest signing class in Blair's tenure at Georgia Tech. 

 

Sydney Marshall – Guard | 5-10 | Houston, Texas | The Kinkaid School 

A four-year varsity player at The Kinkaid School and two-year captain, Sydney Marshall brings a decorated prep legacy to The Flats. The guard started all four years of high school, totaling 790 rebounds (3rd in Kinkaid history), 1,151 points (6th) and 285 assists (5th). A Houston native, she is a three-time Texas Association of Basketball Coaches All-State Private School selection as well as a two-time Vype Houston Private School First Team and Chronicle First Team Greater Houston honoree. She was named All-Southwest Preparatory Conference as a sophomore and junior, also earning All-South Zone honors.  

While playing for CyFair Elite on the EYBL circuit, she helped the team reach the EYBL Championship game and was named First Team 16U All-EYBL in 2025. Marshall was ranked 135th overall and 33rd among guards by Collegiate Girls Basketball Report. In 2026, she earned the Kinkaid Falcon Leadership Award. She also was a four-year varsity athlete in the shot put for Kinkaid and earned All-SPC honors her sophomore season. As a senior at Kinkaid, she was named captain of the track & field team. 

Why Marshall chose Georgia Tech... 

"At Georgia Tech, Coach Blair is building a culture centered on relationships, accountability and excellence, and those are values that align with who I am and who I want to become. The opportunity to earn a world-class education while competing in the ACC, all while being surrounded by people who genuinely care about each other, made Georgia Tech a place I simply couldn't pass up. I'm so excited to get to Atlanta and help build something special." 

Coach Blair on Marshall... 

“Sydney embodies what it means to be a Georgia Tech women’s basketball student athlete, both on and off the court. Syd is a high IQ, versatile guard who plays with confidence. She rebounds very well from the guard position and has the ability to consistently knock down shots. Tech fans will recognize her competitiveness, work ethic and commitment to excellence.”  

Giaunni Rogers - 5-9 | Guard | Atlanta, Ga. | St. Francis High School 

Staying close to home, the Class 3A-1A Private Best Shooter honoree Giaunni Rogers arrives at Georgia Tech. She was named Atlanta Journal-Constitution Second Team 3A-1A Private in both 2025 and 2026. This past season, she was named 2026 Atlanta Tipoff Club All-Metro Honorable Mention and is also a two-time Sandy's Spiel All-State selection. Prep Girls Hoops ranked her 86th in the 2027 class, and she was slotted 98th overall and 22nd among guards by Collegiate Girls Basketball Report. 

She amassed over 1,000 points during her high school career at St. Francis and led the team with 19 points and seven rebounds in the 2024 1A Division I Georgia State Championship game. With FBC United, she was part of the 2023 Girls Under Armour 16U Championship team. 

Why Rogers chose Georgia Tech... 

“Choosing Georgia Tech means choosing more than just a school—it means choosing home. Being able to continue my basketball career in my hometown makes this opportunity even more special. I get to chase the biggest dream of my life in the place I’ve always called home. Georgia Tech gives me the opportunity to compete at the highest level and grow both on and off the court while being surrounded by people who believe in me. I can’t wait to call Georgia Tech home and be with such an amazing staff.” 

Coach Blair on Rogers... 

“We are elated that Giaunni chose to stay home and become a Yellow Jacket. G brings a championship pedigree to our program and knows what it takes to win at a high level. Her ability to stretch the floor will be an asset to us; she also has great court vision and a willingness to facilitate to find her open teammate. Georgia Tech fans will love the passion and pride that Giaunni plays with every time she steps onto the court." 

Dasia Scott – Forward | 6-1 | St. Louis, Mo. | Principia 

With over 1,000 career boards and over 1,500 points – nearing 2,000 – forward Dasia Scott joins Georgia Tech women's basketball. Collegiate Girls Basketball Report ranked the St. Louis native at fifth in her position in the 2027 class and 32nd overall. She was also ranked nationally by Prep Girls Hoops (55th) and ESPN Hoopgurlz (68th). 

Her junior campaign had no shortage of honors in addition to being part of the Missouri Class 3 State Championship team with Principia. The St. Louis American named her the 2026 Player of the Year as well as to the outlet's 'Fab Five' First Team. She averaged 20.9 points per game and 8.5 rebounds en route to being named the Missouri Basketball Coaches Association 3A Player of the Year, the District 5 Player of the Year, Metro Conference Player of the Year and to the MaxPreps Girls Basketball Junior All-American Third Team. She was also named MBCA All-State in both 2024 and 2025 – including averaging 24 points and 13 rebounds per game as a freshman. She helped Principia to state runner-up in those two seasons as well. 

Why Scott chose Georgia Tech... 

"It’s a great feeling to be wanted and recognized as a player and person. I feel as if Georgia Tech provided that feeling for me and I'm so excited to grow as a player and person in that community." 

Coach Blair on Scott... 

“Dasia is a physical, versatile forward who will make an immediate impact for us. Her work ethic, competitive spirit and commitment to continuous development make us incredibly excited about her future. We are thrilled that she has chosen Georgia Tech to continue her athletic and academic careers. Yellow Jacket fans will appreciate her toughness, determination and her will to win.” 

SECURE YOUR SEAT - 2026-27 GEORGIA TECH WOMEN'S BASKETBALL SEASON TICKETS 

Season tickets are now available for the 2026-27 Georgia Tech women's basketball campaign inside McCamish Pavilion. The Yellow Jackets embark on year two of the Karen Blair Era featuring a competitive non-conference slate with matchups against Georgia, Georgia State and West Georgia. Tech’s ACC slate is headlined by home games against Clemson, Duke, NC State, Syracuse and Virginia Tech. Courtside, reserved sideline and general admission seats are currently available.  

Fans who purchase season tickets will receive an exclusive LED desk light, while supplies last! Limit one light per account. Click HERE to secure your spot today. 

 

MINI PLAN OPTIONS FOR 2026-27 SEASON 

Fans can take advantage of two mini plan options for the 2026-27 Georgia Tech women’s basketball season. The ‘ACC Pack’ includes Tech’s home games against Clemson (Jan. 7), NC State (Jan. 18), Syracuse (Jan. 31) and Duke (Feb. 11). Any six of the Yellow Jackets’ 2026-27 home games are available in the ‘Pick 6’ plan, including a marquee showdown with Georgia (Nov. 18) and more! 

Find your plan and secure your spot inside McCamish Pavilion by clicking HERE. 

 

SINGLE-GAME TICKETS 

Single-game tickets are now available for the upcoming season, with the following options available: 

  • Adult - $18 for reserved; $12 for general admission 
  • Youth (ages 18 and under) - $12 for reserved; $10 for general admission 
  • Groups (10 or more) - $12 for reserved; $10 for general admission 

 Season ticket holders will receive a discount of $6 tickets for reserved and general admission seating. Georgia Tech faculty and staff can take advantage of discounted tickets of $12 for reserved and $10 for general admission. 

Fans can purchase tickets by calling 1-888-TECHTIX or by clicking HERE. 

 

Full Steam Ahead 

Full Steam Ahead is a $500 million fundraising initiative to achieve Georgia Tech athletics’ goal of competing for championships at the highest level in the next era of intercollegiate athletics. The initiative will fund transformative projects for Tech athletics, including renovations of Bobby Dodd Stadium at Hyundai Field (the historic home of Georgia Tech football), the Zelnak Basketball Center (the practice and training facility for Tech basketball) and O’Keefe Gymnasium (the venerable home of Yellow Jackets volleyball), as well as additional projects and initiatives to further advance Georgia Tech athletics through program wide-operational support. All members of the Georgia Tech community are invited to visit atfund.org/FullSteamAhead for full details and renderings of the renovation projects, as well as to learn about opportunities to contribute online. 

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