The Virginia women's basketball team today announced that it has received a national letter of intent from Takisha Granberry.
Granberry is rated No. 18 in the country by All-Star Girls and No. 22 by the Blue Star Index. The 5'11" guard from West Charlotte, N.C. is a Street & Smith's All-American. Playing for West Charlotte High School, Granberry averaged 16.8 point, 10.3 rebounds and 4.0 assists.
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