Summary
Greta Kampschroeder, a player on the Michigan women's basketball team, shares her journey and experiences in college basketball. She talks about her background in basketball, her decision to transfer to Michigan, and the opportunities and challenges she has faced. Greta discusses the success of the team in the past season, the impact of conference realignment, and the opportunities created by the NIL (Name, Image, Likeness) rules. She also highlights the community impact initiatives of the team and her personal interests in photography and art.KeywordsGreta Kampschrader, Michigan women's basketball, college basketball, transfer, background, opportunities, challenges, success, conference realignment, NIL, community impact, photography, artTakeaways

Greta Kampschrader transferred to the Michigan women's basketball team after playing at Oregon State.
She chose Michigan for its prestigious academic institution and the opportunities it provides beyond basketball.
The team had a successful season, with notable wins against ranked teams.
Michigan is embracing the NIL rules and creating opportunities for athletes, including community impact initiatives.
Greta is active on Instagram and shares her photography and art on separate accounts.


Greta Kampschrader: Athlete and Artist
Opportunities and Community Impact in the NIL Era


"We had an amazing obviously season for women's college hoops and we are gonna take it out to Michigan."
"I just like can't do both anymore. I'm just leaning towards basketball."
"I think it really matters most how you're playing in high school."

Chapters
00:00Introduction and Background08:55Transition to College Basketball13:11Success and Challenges in the Past Season22:06Opportunities and Community Impact in the NIL Era26:38Greta's Social Media and Interests

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