CANYON, Texas – West Texas A&M head women's basketball coach Josh Prock has announced the addition of Canyon native Chloe Callahan for the 2024-25 campaign.
 
"Chloe is an outstanding young lady who we know will be a great addition to our team. She had an outstanding career at Canyon High and had solid years while playing at North Texas and Tarleton State" said Prock "Winning a state title in the state of Texas is not easy and doing that along with being named MVP is very impressive. Chloe is a young lady who will bring a great amount of versatility to our lineup. She is able to guard multiple positions and can score at all 3 levels."
 
Callahan returns home following Division I stops at North Texas and Tarleton State. She appeared in 11 games during her time in Denton, going 5-of-13 (38.5%) from the floor to go along with nine rebounds, four assists and five steals. The following season in Stephenville the 5'10 guard went 6-of-15 (40%) from the floor including 4-of-10 (40%) from behind the arc as she grabbed 10 rebounds along with seven assists, two blocks and five steals.
 
"Recruiting young ladies who can guard multiple positions and can score at all three levels gives us a lot of versatility to our lineup" added Prock "Chloe will bring a good amount of toughness to our team as well and will help us raise the competitiveness within our team. She is a young lady that will represent our program well on and off the court and we are very thankful she is in our program."
 
Callahan registered a standout prep career at Canyon High School where she was a three-year letterwinner for the Lady Eagles, being named a Team Captain twice and earning First Team All-District honors three times. As a senior she led CHS to the Class 4A State Championship, being named the MVP of the State Tournament while earning All-State accolades. She was named the 1-4A TGCA Basketball Player of the Year to earn a spot in the TGCA All-Star Game.
 
Chloe is the daughter of Reid and Montess Callahan and she has two siblings, Candain and Bailey. She is expected to major in Business Marketing at West Texas A&M.
 
"We are so excited for Chloe to be playing for the Lady Buffs next season! Chloe had a phenomenal career at Canyon High School. She helped lead our team to a State Championship in 2021 while receiving the State Tournament MVP and TCGA Player of the Year" said Canyon High School head coach Tate Lombard "Chloe is a fierce competitor that performs best in the biggest moments. She is a very instinctive player that has the ability to score the ball and make dynamic plays on defense."