Arizona women’s basketball welcomed its latest 2027 commitment on Thursday morning when 5‑foot‑11 wing Corrine Lomax announced a verbal pledge to the Wildcats. Lomax, who visited the program last weekend, chose Arizona over scheduled visits to Georgia, Texas A&M and Penn State.
Rising prospect
Initially listed at No. 90 in ESPN’s 2027 class in June, Lomax has steadily climbed the rankings and now sits at No. 65. While she is not ranked by 247Sports or Rivals, 247Sports rates her as a four‑star recruit, and Prospects Nation also gives her four‑star status, placing her in its Elite 150.
High school and club background
Lomax began her high‑school career at Holy Cross in Waterbury, Connecticut, before transferring to Tabor Academy in Marion, Massachusetts. As a junior she averaged 15.5 points, 10.4 rebounds and 2.7 steals per game, surpassing the 1,000‑career‑point milestone. She also competes for the Lady Rivals on the Adidas 3SSB circuit, where she and fellow 2027 prospect Williams were the only players to average a double‑double during Session I.
Scouting reports
Prospects Nation highlighted her performance at the Elite Is Earned 2025 Big Apple Showdown, noting her strong frame and elite size on the perimeter. Jerry Cornwell of packwbb.com praised her “explosive athleticism, powerful frame, and high motor,” saying she fits well in a transition‑oriented system.
Impact on Arizona’s recruiting class
Lomax becomes the fourth 2027 commit for Coach Becky Burke, joining forward Ashley Vande Ven, power forward Celsy Colombo and wing Brieana Brown—all four‑star recruits already in ESPN’s top 100. The influx of talent signals a continued push to elevate the Wildcats’ competitiveness in the Pac‑12.
Looking ahead
With her verbal commitment secured, Lomax will likely enroll in the fall of 2027, adding depth and athleticism to Arizona’s frontcourt. Fans can watch her progress on her HUDL highlights, which showcase her scoring, rebounding and defensive instincts.
Original reporting: Arizona Desert Swarm (Tucson Sports) — read the source article.
