News Summary
Desiree Zuniga, a standout player from Seguin High School, has officially committed to the University of Dallas Crusaders women’s basketball team. Heralded for her impressive senior season, Zuniga excelled with an average of 10.5 points per game, leading her team in assists and steals. She set a school record with 101 three-pointers made during the season, showcasing her as a talented sharpshooter. With her strong work ethic and academic goals, Zuniga is set to make significant contributions to the Crusaders’ basketball program.
Seguin, Texas – Desiree Zuniga, a standout athlete from Seguin High School, has officially joined the University of Dallas Crusaders women’s basketball team. The announcement was made on social media by the University of Dallas, marking a significant milestone for Zuniga as she transitions from high school basketball to collegiate play.
The 2024 graduate is recognized for her impressive performance during her senior year, where she was named an All-District 26-5A First Team member. Zuniga demonstrated her scoring prowess by averaging 10.5 points per game and played a crucial role in leading the Lady Matadors. In addition to her scoring abilities, she also topped the team in assists and steals, showcasing her versatility as a player.
One of the highlight achievements of Zuniga’s senior year was the school record she set by making 101 three-point baskets over the course of 35 games. This feat averages out to 2.9 three-pointers per game, marking her as one of the sharpest shooters in the league.
Prior to her standout senior season, Zuniga received an all-district honorable mention during her junior year in 2023, further underscoring her growth as a basketball player. Her consistent performance caught the attention of college coaches, leading her to the University of Dallas, which competes in the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference under the leadership of Coach Ty Adams.
The Crusaders women’s basketball team is coming off a 2024-25 season in which they finished with an overall record of 11-14. The addition of Zuniga could provide a much-needed boost to the team as they look to improve their performance in the upcoming season.
Desiree Zuniga’s path to joining the Crusaders was not only marked by her achievements on the court but also by her academic pursuits. After completing her studies at Seguin High, she focused on nursing studies at Texas Lutheran University. However, a pivotal call in May set her on the path to the University of Dallas basketball team, allowing her to combine her educational aspirations with her passion for the sport.
As Zuniga embarks on this new chapter of her athletic career at the University of Dallas, she brings with her a strong work ethic and a commitment to both basketball and academics. Coaches and teammates alike look forward to seeing her contributions on the court as well as her impact within the campus community.
With her remarkable high school record and dedication to basketball, Desiree Zuniga is poised to make significant strides as a member of the Crusaders, and fans of women’s basketball are eager to witness her journey in collegiate athletics.
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Additional Resources
- Seguin Today: Desiree Zuniga Signs with University of Dallas Basketball
- Seguin Gazette: Zuniga Gets Back on the Hardwood
- KENS 5: All-Star Athlete – Desiree Zuniga
- Seguin Today: Zuniga Makes 100th Three-Pointer
- Encyclopedia Britannica: Women’s College Basketball
