Cameron Swartz Joins Women's Basketball

The Boston College women's basketball program added mid-year transfer Cameron Swartz as announced today by Eagles head coach Joanna Bernabei-McNamee.

"I'm excited about the addition of Cameron to our program. She is a skilled combo-guard who will add depth to our already talented incoming class,'' said head coach Bernabei-McNamee.

Swartz originally signed with Colorado. She played seven games in the first half of the season for the Buffs. Her first career point in college came off a three-pointer against Navy.

A 5-foot-11 guard from Marietta, Georgia, Swartz officially signed with Boston College this week and will begin attending classes this semester. Swartz will be eligible in January of 2020.

Swartz played at Fellowship Christian School and averaged 32 points, 8.5 rebounds 4.1 steals and shot 47 percent from the floor. She was a first-team all-state for Class 1A North, second-team All-Georgia and led the state of Georgia in scoring as a senior. Swartz finished her career with 1,867 points and 612 rebounds.

A three-start recruit according to ESPN, Swartz can play up-tempo, has a quick release, long range shooting ability and good court vision.

Swartz played for Team Elite in Georgia and led the team to the 2017 Nike National EYBL championship.

An all-around athlete, Swartz also ran track and played soccer and softball in high school. She was an all-region shortstop/third baseman and was a member of the Fellowship Christian State Championship team in 2015.

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