Senior guard Hannah Kohn is set to finish her collegiate career with the University of South Florida women’s basketball team. The Oviedo, Fla., native, who spent the past two seasons with Clemson, announced her transfer on Friday, bringing a proven perimeter scorer back to the area where her family’s basketball roots run deep.

Family ties and on‑court pedigree

Kohn is the niece of former USF point guard Reggie Kohn, who still holds the men’s program records for career three‑pointers, three‑point percentage, and assists. Over 97 college appearances split between Clemson and Chattanooga, Hannah has averaged 7.1 points per game and earned a reputation as an elite three‑point threat.

USF’s quick recruitment

First‑year Bulls head coach Kristy Curry said the program moved swiftly to secure Kohn once she entered the transfer portal. Curry highlighted Kohn’s basketball IQ, rapid release, and “gym‑rat” work ethic as key reasons for the addition.

High‑school record and AAU connections

Kohn once set a national high‑school record by sinking 19 three‑pointers in a single game. She will join former AAU teammate Stefanie Ingram on the Bulls’ roster, adding familiarity and chemistry to the backcourt.

Season opener

USF opens its 2026‑27 campaign on Nov. 2 against Furman University at the Yuengling Center. Fans can expect Kohn to contribute her shooting prowess as the Bulls look to improve on last season’s performance.

Original reporting: Tampa Free Press — read the source article.