By: Jonathon Zenk, Assistant Director of Communications
NATCHITOCHES—New Northwestern State head women's basketball coach
Alan Frey announced the signing of 11 newcomers to begin his first recruiting class, he announced Wednesday.
The class for 2026-27 includes eight transfers and three high school signees.
Joining NSU for this season are
KP Parr (Texas State),
Karma Wynn (Wallace State CC),
Becca Milon (Monmouth),
Erica Carr (San Diego),
Delora Pricop (Hutchinson CC),
India McMahon (Nicholls),
Chloe Donnell (South Alabama) and
Yaly Ben Harush (Northeastern JC), as well as freshmen
Stella Allison,
Val Montero and
Chiara Pavitsits.
"Integrating 11 new faces is always a journey," Frey said. "But their chemistry and willingness to learn from our veterans has been outstanding. This group is actively helping us elevate our culture, and we can't wait to get on the court and show our fans what they are capable of."
2026-27 Demon Newcomer Bio Capsules
Stella Allison, G, Fr., 5-8, French Settlement, La. (French Settlement HS)
High School: All-State player all four seasons for French Settlement High … averaged 21 points, five rebounds, four assists and two steals per game, which earned her All-State First Team and district MVP, the final of four straight … Division II Non-Select State Championship Game Outstanding Player … LHSAA All Tournament Team MOP … First Team All-District and First Team All-Parish final three seasons, member of All-Metro Team as a and Livingston Parish MVP as a senior … Livingston Parish Small School Fab Five all four seasons … averaged 19 points, six rebounds, four assists and two steals per game as a junior … averaged 18 points and four assists per game as a sophomore … averaged 17 points per game as a freshman … Livingston Parish First Team in her first year.
Personal: Daughter of Jennifer and Dennis Allison … has three brothers, Gannon, Edward and Maxwell … Maxwell is a marine … sports recreation and management major who would like to become a high-level Division I or WNBA assistant coach, specializing in player development.
What Frey says:
"Keeping local talent at home is a priority, so bringing in someone with such deep ties to Northwestern State and Natchitoches was a massive win for both our program and me personally. When we can sign an all-class MVP from the Louisiana State Championships, it sends a powerful message that the top kids in this state can excel right here. We couldn't be happier to welcome Stella into the NSU women's basketball family."
Erica Carr, C, Jr., 6-3, Grand Prairie, Texas (South Grand Prairie HS/San Diego)
Prior to NSU: Transfer from San Diego, where she played 15 games in her two seasons … scored eight points in 24 minutes in the season opener as a sophomore against Bethesda (Calif.) … recorded eight points and six rebounds as a freshman in the victory over La Sierra … also tallied five points and six rebounds against CSUN as a freshman and four points each against Biola and Santa Clara.
High School: First 6A State Championship appearance in Texas in 2024, as well as the 6A Regional Champions and District 6A championship … All-First Team as a senior … District 6A championship, First Team All-District and team's leading rebounder as a junior … led team to a bi-district 6A championship as a sophomore … 2024 McDonald's All-American nominee … 2022 and 2023 NBA Academy Games competitor … 2023 Basketball Without Borders Global participant … 2022 Basketball Without Borders America player … 2019 Junior NBA Global Championship participant.
Personal: Daughter of Sandra Ramos Granados and Eric Carr … mother is a basketball coach and dad is the CEO of Next Generation youth empowerment nonprofit organization, as well as a basketball coach … communication major who would like to play basketball professionally before becoming a leader who inspires others—especially young athletes—to believe in their potential, pursue their goals with discipline and understand the importance of education alongside athletics.
What Frey says:
"Erica is the type of versatile player who impacts winning in a multitude of ways. She can score, defend and rebound at a high level—everything you look for in a player with great size. Her decision to join us here at NSU is going to be incredibly impactful for our frontcourt."
Chloe Donnell, G, So., 5-8, Boerne, Texas (Boerne HS/South Alabama)
Prior to NSU: Spent her first season at South Alabama … saw action in 11 games, averaging 0.7 points per game … scored four points, all on free throws, in the blowout win over Florida A&M … collected a basket in games against Akron and UAB.
High School: Helped lead Boerne (Texas) High to 118 wins in her four seasons, including three trips to the state semifinals … was named All-State her final two seasons and all-district in all four … earned tips to a pair of all-star games following her senior season … finished her career with 1142 points, 267 rebounds, 234 assists and 299 steals … made the all-state tournament team as a freshman.
Personal: Daughter of Michelle and Randy Donnell … has one brother, Greyson, and one sister, Tayler Zepka … father was an all-conference defensive back at Texas A&M-Kingsville … Grayson plays football at Louisiana Christian … mother was the rodeo queen of San Antonio ... grandma, Sandra Donnell played basketball at Howard Junior College rand grandfather James Donnell was a college baseball player … majoring in nursing/business is to become a successful nurse and make a difference in the process.
What Frey says:
"Chloe arrives in Natchitoches with a dynamic, elite offensive skill set. Beyond her ability to put the ball in the basket, I think our fans are going to fall in love with just how hard she competes every time she steps on the floor."
Yaly Ben Harush, G, Jr., 5-9, Tel Aviv, Israel (Kiryat Sharet HS/New Orleans/Northeastern JC)
Prior to NSU: Transfer from Northeastern Junior College … averaged 9.6 points per game on 37.6 percent shooting … also averaged 3.1 rebounds and 1.7 assists per contest … poured in a career-high 28 points on 10-of-16 shooting against Northwest College as a sophomore, including making seven 3-pointers … scored 20 points in a win over Ranger College … played in nine contests as a freshman, averaging 6.9 points per contest, shooting 38.9 percent from deep … scored in double figures three times as a freshman, including scoring 15 against Casper College … started her career at New Orleans, where she redshirted.
High School: Competed for Kiryat Sharet High in her home country of Israel … averaged 14 points, five assists and five rebounds per game over final two seasons … career bests of 30 points and eight made three-pointers … shot 40 percent from 3-point range.
Personal: Daughter of Meny and Keren Hadar … has a brother, Noam … computer information systems major … her goal is to create technology that solves real everyday problems and helps people feel more in control of their everyday life.
What Frey says:
"Yaly is a gifted scorer who can completely change a game with her perimeter shooting. In fact, a coach who competed against her in her previous conference told me they had to game-plan to guard Yaly the moment she crossed half-court. She has a real opportunity to be a major difference-maker for our offense."
India McMahon, G, Jr., 5-11, Beaumont, Texas (Hardin-Jefferson HS/Angelina College/Nicholls)
Prior to NSU: Transfer from fellow Southland Conference school Nicholls, where she played four games, averaging 3.3 points per game … scored a season-high six points against Florida State … added five points against UTEP and two in the home game against UIW … also played for Angelina College, where she played in 58 games, starting 48 of them … averaged 7.5 points per game before having a breakout season of 17.1 points per game as a sophomore … poured in a career-high 34 points against Blinn College in her last game with the Lady Roadrunners, making 11-of-19 shots from the field, including 5-of-6 from deep … had eight games with at least 20 points as a sophomore and scored in double figures in 23 of the 26 games … recorded a pair of double-doubles as a sophomore (20p/13r vs. Kilgore and 26p/10r vs. Temple College) … hauled down a career-high 16 rebounds as a freshman in the win over LSU-Eunice.
High School: Helped lead Hardin Jefferson High to 125 wins during her four seasons, including two state runner-up finishes … also helped guide her school to a pair of regional championships as well … led her team in scoring, averaging 17.4 points per game, earning First Team All-District as a senior and a spot on the Beaumont Enterprise Super Gold Team, solidifying her spot as one of the premier players in the entire Southeast Texas region … also competed in track.
Personal: Daughter of Shanteria and Michael McMahon … has one brother, Michael Jr. … nursing major who would like to become an ER/trauma nurse.
What Frey says:
"India brings elite length and athleticism to the wing position. She is a rock-solid shooter and a highly capable defender who takes pride on that end of the floor. She has a tremendous opportunity to step in and make a real impact for us this season."
Becca Milon, F, Jr., 5-11, Nepean, Ontario, Canada (Cairine Wilson Secondary School/ Monmouth)
Prior to NSU: Transfer from Monmouth, where she made eight appearances for the Hawks in two seasons … averaged 0.5 points and 0.9 rebounds per game, scoring her first career basket at Penn State and made her first 3-pointer in the win vs. Northeastern as a freshman … also grabbed two rebounds in a career-high 21 minutes against PSU.
High School: Appeared in 15 regular season games with her club team Capital Courts Academy … averaged over six points per contest while shooting 42 percent from the field … put up a career high 18 points against Fort Erie International Academy during her senior year … recorded five blocks versus Niagara Prep and three against Crestwood Preparatory College.
Personal: Daughter of Marie Michelle Lubin and Michelet Milon … has one brother (Emanuel) and one sister (Leah) …. brother plays basketball at Carleton University in Canada … kinesiology major who plans to play professional basketball after graduation before becoming a physical therapist.
What Frey says:
"I had the privilege of coaching Becca a couple of years ago at Monmouth, and I couldn't have been happier when she decided to reunite with us here in Natchitoches. She is the prototypical modern basketball player—possessing guard-like skills packaged in a post player's body. Her versatility will be a huge asset."
Val Montero, G, Fr., 5-7, Venezuela (IES Tarahales/Southeastern Prep (Fla.) Academy)
High School: Played for her home country in Venezuela as well as playing in the states for Southeastern Prep Academy in Florida ... competed for Venezuela at the AmeriCup South American qualifiers, where she scored two points in the 62-51 win over Chile ... competed at the BWB Americas 2024, where she played in six games and averaged 1.8 points per game ... also competed at the South American U17 Women's Championship in 2023, averaging five points, 2.7 rebounds and 1.2 assists per game.
Personal: Native of Venezuela, which she competes nationally for.
What Frey says:
"Val is certainly not your typical freshman point guard. She comes to us with years of invaluable experience playing at the professional level and representing her national team. We expect that seasoned background to pay major dividends for her and our team this year."
KP Parr, G, Jr., 5-4, Waco, Texas (La Vega HS/Wichita State/Texas State)
Prior to NSU: Transfer from Texas State, where she was third on the team in minutes played … led the Bobcats in assists with 95 … averaged 4.8 points and three rebounds per game … second on the team with 43 steals … posted a season-high 15 points with six assists against South Alabama … dished out a season-high eight assists against both UL Lafayette and Troy … also played for Wichita State, where she played in all 32 games … second on team in assists (61) and tied for tops on the Shockers in steals (36) … averaged 3.5 points per game and scored a season-high 13 points against Missouri State.
High School: Led Waco La Vega High to 105 wins in her last three seasons, including a pair of state championships … averaged double figures in all four seasons, including 12.8 points per game as a senior … added four rebounds, five assists and three steals as a senior … Super Centex and the 4A Player of the Year as both a junior and senior … 4A All-State Team, 4A All-Region Team and First Team Super Centex all four seasons … District Offensive MVP as a sophomore and District MVP as a freshman … also excelled in track and field, earning second place at the Texas State 4A in the 4x200 Relay and third at State as a triple jumper.
Personal: Daughter of Shayla Reese and Zavier Gamble … has one brother, Jai'Shawn Reese … criminal justice major who would like to become a detective or professional basketball player.
What Frey says:
"We are absolutely thrilled that KP chose to be a part of our program. She is a true point guard who checks every single box for a coaching staff. She has the potential to be elite in every facet of the game, and we can't wait to see her lead."
Chiara Pavitsits, G/F, Fr., 5-11, Eisenstadt, Austria (BG BRG BORG Eisenstadt Kurzweise)
High School: Went to high school at BG BRG BORG Eisenstadt Kurzwiese in her home country of Austria … played for the Basket Flames in 2025-26 in Bundesliga, the highest league in Austria called … won a championship for the Emperors as well as a senior … played for the 3x3 National Team in U17 and U21 …. played for the Austrian National Team U18 5x5 in 2023.
Personal: Daughter of Alexandra and Peter Pavitsits … has a brother (Clemens) and sister (Caroline) … sport science major who hopes to play professionally overseas following graduation.
What Frey says:
"We feel very fortunate that Kiki chose to become part of the Demon Family. She is a natural scorer, but what stands out the most about her is her relentless motor. Kiki plays incredibly hard and never takes a single possession off. The Natchitoches basketball community is going to love her competitive spirit."
Delora Pricop, F, Jr., 6-3, Satu-Mare, Romania (Vincennes/Hutchinson CC)
Prior to NSU: Transfer from Hutchinson CC, where she averaged 4.9 points per game in 32 games … shot 45.2 percent from the field, including 35.1 percent from deep … scored 15.9 points per 40 minutes … also competed for Vincennes University as a freshman … recorded 15.4 points and 11 rebounds per game on 49.2 percent shooting from the field, leading her team to the Region 24 semifinals … Pricop had 10 games with at least 20 points, including a high of 28 in a dominant victory over Shawnee CC … also grabbed 17 rebounds in that game … had 18 double digit rebound games, including a season-high 21 against Wabash Valley College.
High School: Competed for the Sports High School of Brasov in her home country of Romania.
Personal: Daughter of Adriana and Adrian Pricop … has one sister, Deona … mother played and coached the Romanian National Team … father coached the Romanian team for the Olympics … sister is competing in the European Universities Games … psychology major who hopes to play basketball professionally following graduation.
What Frey says:
"Delora possesses the classic skillset typical of elite European frontcourt players. She has an excellent offensive game and can really stretch opposing defenses with her perimeter shooting. On the defensive end, she has all the tools to be a fantastic rim protector for us."
Karma Wynn, G, So., 5-4, Birmingham, Ala. (Pelham HS/Tulane/Wallace State CC)
Prior to NSU: Transfer from Tulane … also played at Wallace State CC, where she averaged 2.4 points and 2.1 rebounds per game … scored a high of nine points in a dominant win over Community Christian College Georgia … posted seven points in a blowout win over Southern Crescent Technical College … hauled down 20 rebounds in her final three games of the season.
High School: Competed for Pelham (Ala.) High … first Pelham girls' basketball player to ever commit to play Division I basketball.... averaged 8.3 points, 3.2 rebounds and 1.7 assists per game as a junior in 2022-23 ... helped Pelham reach the Elite Eight in the 6A state playoffs ... Led Pelham to the Final Four as sophomore and Sweet 16 as a freshman.
Personal: Daughter of Tracie and Anthony Wynn … has two brothers (Santana and Mikiya) and two sisters (Iyana and Jaslyn) … general studies major who would like to join the FBI following graduation.
What Frey said:
"The fans at Northwestern State are going to absolutely love the way Karma plays. She brings an infectious, high-level energy to everything she does, every single day. On the court, I truly believe Karma has the tools to become one of the premier on-ball defenders in our league."