# Laeticia Amihere
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laeticia amihere (born July 10, 2001) is a Canadian basketball player in the forward position.
== Career ==
Amihere has won gold at the 2015 FIBA Americas Under-16 Championship for Women as part of the junior team, and then bronze at the 2017 FIBA Under-19 Women's Basketball World Cup. Amihere is currently playing with the South Carolina Gamecocks women's basketball team.In July 2021, Amihere was named to Canada's 2020 Olympic team.
#1393 - The Interview, Laeticia Amihere, Forward, Canada Basketball / South Carolina
Host Andrew Damelin speaks with Canada Basketball and South Carolina rising star Laeticia Amihere.
Topics:
-"the dunk" at age 15
-how Laeticia's West African lineage influenced her game
-the culture shock of leaving Canada for Columbia, South Carolina
-being star struck by South Carolina Head Coach…
#1375 - The Interview: Dawn Staley, Laeticia Amihere's Coach, Hall of Famer. Utter Legend
USA Basketball Head Coach, South Carolina Head Coach, 5-time WNBA All Star and absolute legend Dawn Staley joins host Andrew Damelin to discuss the ascension of rising Canadian star and Gamecocks pupil, Laeticia Amihere. We revisit Amihere's dunk as a 15-year old, which Staley witnessed in person. …
Caitlin Clark has rare shooting woes as Fever fall to Valkyries following fiery Sun matchup
The Indiana Fever did not have to come to Caitlin Clark’s defense this time, but the Golden State Valkyries did not make it easy on her on Thursday night.
Clark, coming off a game that involved a lot of extracurricular activity after the whistle between herself and the Connecticut Sun, was not her…
🎙️ Season 1, Episode 10: “Valkyries Queen: Laeticia Amihere Rules the Court”
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This episode highlights Laeticia Amihere, the Valkyries’ dynamic forward known as The Black Queen, rocking jersey #3. A national champion with South Carolina under Dawn Staley, a 2023 WNBA first-round pick, and an Olympic medalist with Team Canada, Amihere is one of ESPN's 25 under…
4. A few Canadians to watch out for in the WNBA
You love sports trivia? This one's for you! Join us as we guess the definitions of some ridiculous sports terminology... & as we get hyped for the Canadian women's rugby team! Whoop whoop!
We also highlight a couple Canadian ladies tearing it up in the WNBA - Bridget Carleton and Laeticia Amihere.
Yvonne Ejim headed to 2024 Olympics with the support of a province on her shoulders
Yvonne Ejim’s first time on a plane was daunting. She was 13 years old, trying to read her boarding pass properly and not miss her flight. Her mom had told her the basics and to make sure she had all her belongings but it still felt a bit overwhelming. All this just to compete in a basketball tourn…
5-25-26 Valkyries Post Up
Kevin Danna and R.C. Davis with Laeticia Amihere following the Valkyries 97-70 home win over the Sun
6-24-26 Valkyries Post Up
Kevin Danna and R.C. Davis with Laeticia Amihere following the Valkyries 77-66 win over the Dream
Post Game Presser GSV-CHI 8/21/26
Full Post Game Press Conference: GSV-CHI 8/21/26
Veronica Burton, Laeticia Amihere , and Head Coach Natalie Nakase discuss the loss to Chicago post game.
10-17-26 Valkyries Post Up
Kevin Danna and R.C. Davis with Laeticia Amihere following the Valkyries 68-64 win in Game 1 over the Atlanta Dream of the WNBA Finals
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