Chloe Kitts

Chloe Kitts is a prominent player in the NCAA Women's Basketball (NCAAWB), known for her significant contributions to the South Carolina Gamecocks. Born in Oviedo, FL, USA, Kitts stands at an impressive height of 74 inches, playing primarily in the forward position. As a junior (JR) with jersey number 21, she has quickly become a standout figure on her team due to her playing style, defensive skills, and scoring ability. During the 2024 regular season, Kitts showcased her all-around skills across 32 games, all of which she started, amassing a total of 324 points, 252 rebounds, and 65 assists. Her scoring average stood at 10.1 points per game, complemented by an impressive 7.88 rebounds and 2.0 assists per game. These stats not only highlight her scoring prowess but also her role as a key playmaker and defensive anchor for the Gamecocks. Kitts demonstrated remarkable efficiency on the court, with a true shooting percentage of 58.8% and a free throw percentage of 82.4%, underlining her reliability in clutch situations. Kitts' defensive capabilities were equally noteworthy, with a total of 17 blocks and 26 steals during the regular season, translating to an average of 0.53 blocks and 0.81 steals per game. This defensive acumen, combined with her offensive contributions, resulted in an overall efficiency rating of 15.97 per game. In addition to her regular season achievements, Kitts continued to excel in the 2024 conference tournament, playing a crucial role in her team's performance over three games. She averaged 16.7 points, 7.67 rebounds, and 3.0 assists per game, with a striking field goal percentage of 74.2%. Her performance in the tournament further solidified her reputation as a versatile and impactful player on both ends of the court. Chloe Kitts' journey from Oviedo, FL, to becoming a key player for the South Carolina Gamecocks in the NCAAWB is a testament to her hard work, skill, and dedication to basketball. Her achievements and contributions on the court continue to make her a player to watch in the collegiate basketball scene.