Rockets Add Two to Frontcourt on National Signing Day

TOLEDO, Ohio – The Toledo women's basketball program announced two new additions from the Class of 2027, with the signings of Corra Dehart and Paige Schnaus on National Signing Day, Head Coach Ginny Boggess announced on Thursday.

Dehart and Schnaus will add to the Rockets' frontcourt, playing as forwards for their respective high school programs. Dehart, a native of McComb near Findlay, will stay in Northwest Ohio, while Schnaus joins the Rockets hailing from the Hoosier State.

The class will enroll as freshmen at the University and compete in their freshman seasons in the 2027-28 academic and athletic years.

Both players will bring a bevy of high school accomplishments to Toledo, including state, region and conference titles, all-conference honors and all-star game nods. The student-athletes have excelled in more than just basketball, achieving in other sports including volleyball and track & field.

"We want to continue to add size, passing skills, and three point-making ability to the roster," said Boggess. "Paige and Corra are home runs. My favorite part of their recruitment was how perfectly their entire families align with our commitment to culture, community and student-athlete excellence. I can't wait to get them here and get to work."

A look at the Rockets' signees from the Class of 2027:

Corra Dehart | Forward | 6-2 | McComb, Ohio/Liberty-Benton

Dehart has been an exceptional performer across three sports – playing volleyball and competing in track & field in addition to basketball. Dehart has been named First Team All-BVC (Blanchard Valley Conference) twice, also picking up second-team honors in her career. She was also named to the District 8 second team and to the all-star team in 2026, tallying 19 points in the all-star game. She is a team captain at Liberty-Benton. Dehart has also been a first-team all-conference selection, among multiple conference honors, and made District 8 all-stars in volleyball. She intends to study speech-language pathology at Toledo.

Boggess on Dehart: "We are thrilled to welcome Ohio native Corra Dehart! Corra is the perfect fit in so many ways. She adds size, skill, deep three-point range and versatility. I love her basketball IQ and playmaking ability as a small forward. Putting a fence around our back yard and keeping the best talent home continues to be a huge priority and I know Rocket fans are going to love this addition."

Paige Schnaus | Forward/Center | 6-3 | Fort Branch, Ind./Gibson Southern

Schnaus led Gibson Southern IHSAA's 3A state championship team in 2023-24 as a freshman, starting at center. Then, after Gibson Southern jumped up a class, Schnaus led the squad to a 4A regional title in 2024-25 and a conference championship in an undefeated conference season in 2025-26. Schnaus scored in double figures in every game as a junior, including performances of 37 and 35 points. She has scored over 1,000 points in her high school career. Outside of basketball, Schnaus qualified for the IHSAA State Finals in the high jump and was a Pocket Athletic Conference champion in the event. She also played as a goalkeeper for Gibson Southern's soccer team. Schnaus was named the Gibson County Female Athlete of the Year by the Princeton Daily Clarion for the 2025-26 athletic year. She intends to major in nursing at UT.

Boggess on Schnaus: "We are so excited to welcome Paige Schnaus! At 6'3", Paige is everything we look for in a forward. She's an exciting combination of size, athleticism, and an inside-out weapon with range beyond the three. I love the versatility and competitive edge she brings. Rocket fans are going to have a lot to cheer for with this one."

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