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Tarleton State Women's Basketball has signed former Southland Conference Freshman of the Year Britiya Curtis to bolster their roster for the 2026-27 season. Curtis, who averaged 10.6 points per game during her tenure at Nicholls, brings valuable Division I experience as a guard after a successful run, including being named to the All-Tournament Team at the 2024 Big Easy Classic. Head coach Bill Brock expressed enthusiasm about Curtis' ability to score efficiently across the floor, as the team prepares for upcoming workouts.

• Curtis averaged 10.6 points per game over two seasons at Nicholls.
• She finished her sophomore season with a shooting percentage of 41% from the field and 37.2% from three-point range.
• Curtis recorded 51 steals, averaging 1.6 steals per game, ranking ninth in the SLC.

While Curtis has impressive credentials, her transition to Tarleton State will depend on her adaptation to a new team environment and the coaching strategies employed by Bill Brock. Additionally, the effectiveness of her contribution will be measured against the performance of returning players and the overall team chemistry.

• Tarleton State has recently achieved over 1,000 wins as a senior college.
• The Texans made it to their second consecutive WAC Semifinal after defeating Utah Valley.
• Four letterwinners from last season, including starting guard Caroline Lyles, are returning for the upcoming season.

Curtis is set to join the team for preseason workouts, where coaching staff and teammates will assess her integration into their system. The Texans are expected to focus on building their roster around returning players while optimizing new talent heading into the next season.

Britiya Curtis has the potential to be a game-changer for Tarleton State's Women's Basketball, adding depth and scoring ability. Her success will hinge on her ability to mesh with the current team dynamics as they look to capitalize on their recent performance and build for a successful season.