The Abilene Christian women's basketball team is on an international tour in Greece and Rwanda from Aug. 4-16. The trip involves competition, volunteer work in Rwanda with a nonprofit founded by an ACU alum, and cultural experiences. The Wildcats have already engaged in various activities, including a bike tour of Athens and a cooking class while celebrating team bonding. Head coach Julie Goodenough emphasizes the long-term benefits of such trips on team chemistry and the program's culture.

By the Numbers
  • The tour spans from August 4-16, 2026.
  • The team celebrated senior guard Erin Woodson's 22nd birthday during the trip.
State of Play
  • The Wildcats have already explored Athens, dining near the Acropolis and cycling through historical sites.
  • Upcoming games include matches against Athens Select and Melissia Select 2 later this week.
What's Next

Following their cultural activities in Greece, the Wildcats will focus on their upcoming games, which are expected to enhance their competitive edge and team dynamics ahead of the season.

Bottom Line

This international tour is poised to strengthen the bonds among team members while providing memorable experiences that transcend the basketball court, fostering resilience and unity for the future.