Last week, Kim Barnes Arico and the Michigan women’s basketball team landed their first 2026 recruit. Learn more about four-star shooting guard Devin Cosgriff:
Kim Barnes Arico and the Michigan Wolverines landed their first 2026 commit in four-star shooting guard Devin Cosgriff, who announced her commitment on social media last week.
Super excited to announce my commitment to continue my athletic career at THE University of Michigan.
GO BLUE !!! @umichwbball pic.twitter.com/1iovURnLIo
— Devin Cosgriff 2026 (@Devin2026) July 3, 2025
On the 247Sports composite , Cosgriff ranks 63rd in the class, 12th among shooting guards and eighth among players from the talent-rich state of California.
Cosgriff is the type of ball handler that can thrive in Michigan’s offense. She’s explosive off the dribble, has a smooth handle and can score efficiently around the rim. The 5-foot-10 guard also has good form on her jump shot, knocking down threes from the wing on a quick release off the catch. You can watch some highlights of her on MaxPreps or Hudl .
Barnes Arico has always been a great recruiter, but she has kept the momentum going after signing a 2024 class that was the highest ranked in program history. As freshmen, three players from that class (five-stars Syla Swords and Olivia Olson and four-star Mila Holloway ) started for a Michigan team that finished fifth in the Big Ten and made it to the Round of 32 in the NCAA Tournament.
In the 2025 class, Barnes Arico got three four-star players to sign up to play in Ann Arbor: 5-foot-10 guard McKenzie Mathurin, 6-foot-3 forward Ciara Byars and 6-foot-1 forward Jessica Fields.
Cosgriff is a solid start to Michigan’s 2026 recruiting class, and it’s only getting started.