Unrivaled Announces Future is Unrivaled Summit Participants
The second ever summit in Miami to feature nine top women’s college basketball players
MIAMI (August 14, 2026) – Unrivaled today announced the signing of top women’s college basketball players to NIL deals for the third year in a row, continuing the league’s commitment to investing in and cultivating the future of the game. The roster stars KK Arnold (UConn), Madison Booker (Texas), Jaloni Cambridge (OSU), Joyce Edwards (South Carolina), Hannah Hidalgo (Notre Dame), Olivia Olson (Michigan), Sarah Strong (UConn), Jada Williams (LSU), Mikaylah Williams (LSU).
Members of this year’s class have a combined 21 NCAA Tournament appearances, 16 Sweet 16 runs, 13 Elite Eight appearances, 9 Final Four appearances and 2 national championships. All nine have had experience playing at the international level for USA Basketball, earning several gold medals in FIBA play and previous 3-on-3 experience. Booker, Edwards and Hidalgo all led Team USA to its fifth gold-medal finish at the FIBA AmeriCup in 2025. Mikaylah Williams was named MVP of the 2026 FIBA 3x3 World Cup, teaming with Edwards to win gold, and has also partnered with Strong to win gold at the 2022 and 2023 FIBA 3x3 U18 World Cup.
“We’re proud to continue investing in the future of women’s basketball through our Future is Unrivaled initiative and are thrilled to be working with this talented group of athletes,” said Clare Duwelius, General Manager. “The excitement we've seen from these players to be part of this year's Summit is deeply matched at the league level. We can't wait to welcome all nine athletes to Miami and continue building meaningful relationships as they become part of the Unrivaled ecosystem.”
Programming for the class will feature a multi-day event at the league’s headquarters in Miami and will include skill development sessions, content and merchandise shoots, group bonding activities, and more. The summit builds on Unrivaled programming throughout the offseason that has featured additional collegiate athletes, including appearances by Oluchi Okanawa and Zoey Brooks at Unrivaled’s Coffee Club in July, and Jazzy Davidson at the second-annual Unrivaled Partner Summit in June.
Madison Booker, Hannah Hidalgo and Sarah Strong return for a second year of the league’s Future is Unrivaled program following the 2025 class that featured rookie standouts Olivia Miles and Flau’jae Johnson, who have since signed professional playing contracts with Unrivaled ahead of its upcoming season.
For more information about the league’s programming and to stay up to date with league news, visit unrivaled.basketball/news.