The new member of the Lasallian team (she will get a national team license) trained in the legendary Rivas Ecopolis, making her debut at just 16 years old in the Class II Women’s National Basketball Tournament, before signing up for her own American adventure. Madrilenian signed with Monmouth University to later play for New York Institute of Technology, in NCAAW Division II. In the 2020-2021 season, he returned to Spain at the hands of Nou Bàsquet Paterna, and played last season at Embutidos Pajariel Bembibre and at CAB Estepona.

Carolina Arvenengo, who will be able to make her Vigo debut after a week working under Paulino Puerto, has claimed she feels “very happy” to join both the club and the squad, highlighting the reception she has received from everyone. About her new companions, she realized, “Girls make it easier for me to adapt. I am relaxed and happy, personally and on the right track.” In the field of sports, he explained that he comes with “the mentality of helping the team as much as possible and regaining feelings and enthusiasm for basketball.” In short, she was “extremely grateful and happy for the opportunity and the reception.”