Represented New Zealand on the sport's biggest junior stage at the FIBA U17 Women's World Cup in Mexico, helping the Kiwis to wins over sides including the host nation. It followed her debut with the national program at the 2023 FIBA U16 Women's Asian Championship, Division A.
Chanel Enriquez-Paea has already played the game at levels most guards her age only aspire to. She's represented New Zealand at two FIBA events, including the U17 Women's World Cup in Mexico, and tested herself against grown competition in Australia's NBL1 with the Brisbane Capitals, where she earned Player of the Year recognition.
Now she takes her game to the United States, committed to Dodge City Community College for her freshman season, the next step in a career that has always trended upward.
International pedigree, semi-pro seasoning, and a proven scorer's mentality. Chanel arrives in American college basketball more battle-tested than most incoming freshmen.
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