Azzi Fudd

Azzi Fudd is a highly regarded American basketball player, known for her exceptional skills, leadership, and sharp basketball IQ. A guard with remarkable scoring ability, she is particularly known for her deadly shooting, especially from beyond the arc. Fudd's combination of speed, accuracy, and basketball instincts has made her one of the most promising prospects in women’s basketball.

Fudd's talent was evident early on, and she rose to prominence during her high school career at St. John’s College High School in Washington, D.C., where she was named a McDonald's All-American and earned numerous accolades. As the number one recruit in her class, Fudd went on to play for the University of Connecticut (UConn), one of the most prestigious women’s basketball programs in the nation. She made an immediate impact as a freshman, earning a spot on the Big East All-Freshman Team in 2022. Fudd's scoring prowess was on full display during her sophomore season when she scored a career-high 32 points in a game against Texas.

In addition to her college achievements, Fudd has represented the United States in international competitions, winning medals at the FIBA Under-19 World Cup (2021), FIBA Under-17 World Cup (2018), and FIBA Americas Under-16 Championship (2017). Fudd also made a name for herself at the SC30 Select Camp, an elite offseason training camp organized by NBA star Stephen Curry, where she won the camp's three-point shooting competition.

Beyond her basketball career, Fudd has made significant strides in the business world. She signed a name, image, and likeness (NIL) deal with Chipotle in 2021 and became an ambassador for their "Real Food for Real Athletes" platform. Fudd has also partnered with BioSteel Sports Nutrition as an equity partner and is involved with Stephen Curry's SC30 Inc. brand, receiving both a sponsorship deal and personal mentoring. Additionally, she has inked partnerships with prominent brands like Bose, Nerf, and Buick. Azzi Fudd continues to impress both on and off the court, and her future in basketball and beyond looks incredibly bright.