Talent
About
A Toronto-born powerhouse who turned a full scholarship to Michigan into a decade-plus pro career across Poland, Greece, France, Italy and Spain. She has played on the biggest stages in European basketball and won a French championship. Now she’s a FIBA-licensed agent and the founder of Inat, putting that insider knowledge behind the next generation of women in basketball.
2005–09
Stephany arrived at Michigan on a full scholarship and played four seasons in the Big Ten, one of the toughest conferences in college basketball. She earned four varsity letters and graduated in 2009 with a degree in Linguistics, French and Francophone Studies. Her final season was her best defensively.
2009
Going pro means leaving home to play basketball for a living on another continent. In 2009 Stephany did it, starting her pro career in Poland with ŁKS Łódź and then moving to Greece with Aris Thessaloniki. In Greece she quickly became one of the strongest players on the floor in European competition.
2011–13
EuroLeague is the best club competition in women’s basketball in Europe, and Stephany was a force in it. She led Lattes-Montpellier in points and rebounds, then joined Bourges and finished 2013 on the EuroLeague podium.
2013
The LFB is France’s top women’s league and one of the strongest domestic leagues in Europe. Stephany reached the league final in back-to-back seasons, with Lattes-Montpellier in 2012 and with Bourges in 2013, and in 2013 she finished it as champion.
2013–23
Most players don’t last a decade overseas. Stephany kept going in France and Greece with Arras, Proteas Voulas, Angers and SIG. She learned the game in every kind of club and league, and that knowledge is now the foundation of her work for athletes.
Today
Stephany took her playing career into its next stage, becoming a leader in the sports management world. She started at Slan Sports Management as Director of Women’s Basketball, where she played a major role in representing elite players around the world and managing their careers on and off the court. Today she is the founder and owner of Inat Sports Management.