SPOKANE, Wash. - Gonzaga University women's basketball head coach Lisa Fortier has announced the signing of Kacie Bosch to a national letter of intent. Bosch is a 5-9 guard from Chinook High School in Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada.

"Kacie will be a tremendous addition to our team next year," stated Fortier. "She brings a very high defensive IQ, and is a competitor at heart. Her athleticism and versatility at the guard position will increase our depth in the backcourt, and allow us to continue to push the ball offensively and hound the other team up the length of the court. She will bring experience beyond her years due to her involvement with the Canadian National teams and we look forward to welcoming her into the Gonzaga Basketball Family."

Bosch led Chinook to a 29-2 record in 2013-14 and averaged 23.6 points per game in helping the team to a first place finish in the Southern Alberta League, first place in 4A Zones and a second place finish in Provincials. For her efforts Bosch was named the Most Valuable Player of the Southern Alberta League and named Miss Basketball Alberta - the top female player in the Province.

Bosch, who was also named the Southern Alberta League Most Valuable Player as a junior and a first-team League All-Star as a sophomore, ended her high school career scoring over 2,200 points.

She also was a member of the Alberta U17 girl's basketball team which traveled to Gangwon, South Korea for a tournament, Chicago for the Nike Invitational and Sherbrooke, Quebec for the Canada Games. Her squad placed fourth at the Canada Games. Bosch was invited to the Canadian National Basketball Assessment Camp three different times; December of 2013, this past March and will participate again in July.

Also a volleyball star, Bosch was tabbed he Southern Alberta League Most Valuable Player in 2013 after helping her squad to the Southern Alberta League Championship and Provincial Championship.