CHARLOTTE, N.C. – As Queens University of Charlotte women's basketball prepares for its first season as a full NCAA Division I member, head coach Jen Brown has announced the addition of six newcomers set to join the Royals for the 2025-26 campaign.

The incoming class includes four transfers, highlighted by junior college All-American Mia Moore, and two true freshmen, each bringing size, versatility, and competitive pedigree to the Queens women's basketball roster.

"We're incredibly excited about this incoming 2025 group. They're not only outstanding basketball players, but also exceptional students and people of high character," said Brown. "Each of them brings something unique to our program and address a need. We fully expect them to make a meaningful impact both on and off the court from day one."

Mia Moore | Rock Valley College | Guard
Mia Moore, a 5-8 guard from Aurora, Illinois, joins the Royals after a decorated career at Rock Valley College. Moore was named a two-time NJCAA Second Team All-American and is a two-time WBCA Two-Year College All-American. She averaged 20 points, six rebounds, and three assists per game while shooting 31 percent from three-point range. Moore leaves Rock Valley as the program's all-time leader in points (1,214) and steals (180), cementing her legacy as one of the most dynamic and impactful players in school history. Moore also competed on the AAU circuit with Midwest Elite.

Imani Morris | Southern, Texas Southern | Forward
Imani Morris, a 6-4 post from Oakland, California, transfers to Queens after spending time at both Southern University and Texas Southern. As a freshman at Texas Southern, she appeared in 26 games with seven starts, finishing with 48 rebounds, 34 points, and 16 blocks. A dominant defensive presence in high school, Morris earned First Team All-Defense honors and helped lead her team to a championship at Duncanville HS. Morris brings elite size, shot-blocking ability and athleticism to the frontcourt.

Hannah Hicks | West Georgia, Morehead State, Jamestown Community College | Forward
Hannah Hicks, a 6-0 forward from Cleveland, Ohio, brings extensive experience across all levels of college basketball. Most recently, Hicks appeared in 22 games and made one start as a senior at the University of West Georgia, averaging 2.3 points and 3.6 rebounds per game. Hicks tallied a season-best 13 points against Brenau and pulled down nine rebounds in her lone start of the season on Senior Day against Queens. Prior to UWG, Hicks spent the 2023-24 season at Morehead State, appearing in 12 games while averaging 3.0 rebounds per game and a remarkable 17.5 rebounds per 40 minutes. Hicks spent her junior college career at Jamestown Community College, as she totaled 1,041 career rebounds, including a program-record 436 boards in the 2021-22 season. Hicks also holds the JCC single-game record with 30 rebounds against Butler County, led all NJCAA Division II players in rebounds per game, and recorded 40 career double-doubles. Hicks was named NJCAA Region III Player of the Year and earned All-American honors in two seasons.

Brenae Jones-Grant | Cleveland State | Forward
Brenae Jones-Grant, a 6-1 forward from Plainfield, New Jersey, joins the Royals from Cleveland State University. Jones appeared in 12 games during the 2023-24 season, averaging 2.7 points per game while totaling 13 rebounds and 10 steals. A two-time Dean's List honoree and Academic All-Star, she brings physicality, defensive energy, and Division I experience to the post rotation. Prior to her collegiate career, Jones spent her first two prep seasons at Bound Brook before transferring to Immaculate Conception. A four-year starter, she earned Honorable Mention and First Team All-Conference honors, leading Bound Brook to a Skyland Conference Championship in 2022 and helping Immaculate Conception capture the Essex County Championship in 2023.

Breah Franks | J.L. Mann High School | Center
Breah Franks, a 6-0 center from Greenville, South Carolina, joins Queens after a standout prep career at J.L. Mann High School. Franks averaged 13.3 points and 8.0 rebounds per game for the Patriots and was a one-time All-State selection and three-time All-Region honoree. Franks helped lead her team to an Upper-State runner-up finish in 2023-24 and earned prestigious selections to the North-South All-Star Game and the SCBA All-Star Showcase. Franks also competed in the club circuit with Upward Stars and CP3 Carolina Flames.

Robynn Thompson | Trezevant High School | Guard
Robynn Thompson, a 5-10 point guard from Memphis, Tennessee, arrives at Queens following a decorated career at Trezevant High School. A 2023 City of Memphis "Commercial Appeal" Freshman of the Year, Thompson led her team to a City Championship, District 15-AA title, and a Regional Tournament appearance as a freshman. Thompson followed that with District Runner-Up, Regional Runner-Up, and Sub-State appearances in both 2024 and 2025. A consistent leader, Thompson, was named to the All-District, All-Region, and All-Tournament teams in all three seasons. Thompson reached a major milestone on November 19, 2024, when she scored her 1,000th career point against Briarcrest. Thompson closed her career with 1,202 points, 312 assists, 235 steals, and 206 rebounds, including a career-high 39 points vs. MBA. Thompson also earned the All-Tournament Team honors at the 2025 Collierville Dragon Fire Christmas Classic. Thompson brings athleticism and two-way playmaking ability to the Royals backcourt.

"The future is bright for Queens women's basketball with the core of proven players we have returning coupled with this group of signees," said Brown. "Go Royals!"

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