FULLERTON, Calif. –  Head coach Jeff Harada and the Cal State Fullerton women's basketball program have announced that they have signed tfour student-athletes to National Letters of Intent to join the program for the 2025-26 academic year.

"I'm really excited about the amazing class we were able to sign for next season! While each of these young ladies bring their own unique skill set to our team, the one thing they all have in common is their competitiveness, work ethic, character and drive to be the best at whatever they do. The future is extremely bright and it's a great day to be a Titan!" said Head Coach Jeff Harada

Mariah "Mimi" Moon
Guard | Oxnard, Calif. | Buena High School

Mimi is on track to graduate from Buena High School in Ventura, Calif. where she was a four-year letterwinner for the Bulldogs.  She was a member of the all-county first team her sophomore and junior year and all-league during her first three years in the Channel League.  She led her team to a league championship during her junior year.  

Mimi was born in Camarillo, Calif. to Starr and Michael Moon.  She has two siblings, Isaiah and Scarlett. She plans on majoring in psychology at Cal State Fulleton.  

"I chose to come to Cal State Fullerton because it was close to home, has a great program with amazing coaches, and it has a beautiful campus" said Moon. 

"Mimi committed early on in the process showing her desire to be a Titan right away.  She lives and breathes the game and what impressed me most about her wasn't just her bubbly personality, but her basketball IQ which she says comes from studying film after each game.  She's always in the gym working and that work ethic makes her the player she is, whether it's scoring the ball or setting her teammates up for shots.  She has a swag about her that her teammates and fans will love to play with and see." said head Coach Jeff Harada. 



Nicole Steiner
Forward | Los Gatos, Calif. | Los Gatos HS

Nicole is set to graduate from Los Gatos High School in Los Gatos, Calif. where she was a multi-sport athlete.  Besides being a four-year letter winner for the basketball team, she also competed in volleyball and track and field at the varsity level for all four years.  Her freshman year, she was All-League in both basketball and volleyball.  Her sophomore year, she was MVP of her team's league after averaging a double-double (19.7 PPG/13.6 RPG) as well as coming in sixth place statewide in shotput.  Her junior year she was the league MVP of the basketball team as well being the team MVP for her volleyball team.  She was also the Team MVP of her team for senior year. She has been the basketball team captain since she was a sophomore and and the volleyball team captain her junior and senior year.  She holds the records at her school for most points in a game (38), rebounds in a game (26), rebounds in a season (354), blocks in a game (8), and assists in a game (9).  She has led her basketball team to the Central Coast Section Champs in 2022 and League Championships in 2023 and 2024.  She led her volleyball team to a league championship in 2021.  She was the league champion in shot put in 2022, 2023, and 2024 and has qualified for the state championship all three years.  

Nicole was born in Los Gatos, Calif. to Kerry and Bill Steiner.  She has two siblings, Katie and Trent.  She plans on pursuing a degree in Business Administration. 

"I chose to come to Cal State Fullerton because of the school's location, the beautiful campus, the coaching staff, the team environment, and the university's business program." said Steiner.  

"Nicole is an ultra-athletic post who can play inside and out.  A great scorer, rebounder and passer with the speed and skills of a guard, she will be matchup nightmare at her position.  Her drive and competitiveness is what sets her apart.  If you tell her she can't do something, not only will she figure out how to do it, she'll do it better than anyone else.  She is coachable, an amazing teammate and just a great person to be around, her best basketball is still ahead of her and we're thrilled she chose to be a Titan." said Head Coach Jeff Harada. 

Maxine Sutisna
Guard | Jakarta, Indonesia | Archbishop Riordan HS

Maxine is set to graduate from Archbishop Riordan High School in San Francisco, California as a two-year letter winner for the Crusaders. She was second team all league her junior season and the team captain her junior and senior year.  She will be the first Division 1 basketball player from her high school.  She was the #14 ranked prospect from Northern California for the Class of 2025.  She also played varsity flag football.

She was born in Jakarta, Indonesia to Maura Tupamahu and Michael Sutisna.  She has two siblings, a sister Margaux and a brother Mikael.  She plans on pursuing a degree in Kinesiology.  She moved alone from Indonesia to California to pursue playing basketball in the United States.  She was the youngest player on the U16 and U18 Indonesian National Team. 

"I chose to come to Cal State Fullerton because I liked the campus life and environment.  The coaching staff and the team had the same interests and values, and the school offered the major I wanted to graduate in," said Sutisna.

"Maxine is someone who stood out in the recruiting process because she just finds ways to make plays.  On both ends of the floor, she's always around the ball and you can't help but notice her doing all the little things to make the big things happen.  She has shown the ability to take over games, but it's her non-stop motor, speed and athleticism combined with her versatility and unselfishness that make her a special player." said Head Coach Jeff Harada.



Dylan Swindle
Guard | Laveen, Arizona | Phoenix Fire Prep HS

Dylan is set to graduate from the Phoenix Fire Prep HS in Tempe Arizona.  She played varsity basketball all four years for the Fire Frogs where she won a state championship.  She was named All-City First Team three times and named All-State. 

She was born in Chandler, Arizona to Samantha and Eric Swindle.  She has four siblings; Brooklyn, Eric Jr., Camryn, and Austin.  She plans on pursuing a degree in Criminology.  

"Dylan is someone we were recruiting for a long time and we're very happy that in the end she will be joining our program.  She's probably one of the nicest and sweetest kids out there, but once she steps on the court something changes. The competitor in her takes over and she's all business.  Her ability to handle the ball and run the offense or play off the ball attacking the basket or knocking down shots from distance will help her to make an immediate impact right away." said Head Coach Jeff Harada.  

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