Leyre Urdiain brings international polish, size, and upside to Georgia Tech’s backcourt
Leyre Urdiain is a 5-11 freshman guard from Zaragoza, Spain who arrives at Georgia Tech with a strong international résumé, including medal-winning experience with Spain’s youth national teams and a 2024 U17 World Cup bronze. Her appeal is obvious: size for the position, wing-like versatility, and a competitive background that suggests she won’t be rattled by big moments. She was also described as a coveted signing by Georgia Tech’s staff, and that kind of endorsement usually means the tools, IQ, and long-term upside are real. A late-2025 injury report is worth monitoring, but the fit is intriguing if GT wants a skilled, high-upside guard who can grow into more responsibility.
