Toby Fournier

The sky is quite literally the limit for 6’2 Toby Fournier.

Toronto high school basketball star – Fournier – first made a name for herself in a viral dunk at just 14-years-old. Her viral moment continued, becoming an international sensation last summer by dunking in a game at the FIBA World Basketball Summit. Building on her viral social media moments, Toby continued to solidify her reputation as a gifted 6-foot-2 power forward and a prodigious talent at the forefront of the next generation of women’s basketball players in Canada.

Ranked number 10 on ESPN’s Class of 2024, she had a competitive NCAA recruiting season and announced her commitment to the Sisterhood at Duke University under the guidance of Olympic gold medalist and former WNBA star, Head Coach Kara Lawson. The hype was worth the wait as Toby had a standout freshman year at Duke University in 2024-25, earning not only ACC Rookie of the Year honours, but also becoming the team’s leading scorer. Her career-high best currently stands at 28 points against Florida State.

Toby’s versatility was crucial to the Blue Devils’ successful season, including their trip to the NCAA tournament, and she continues to achieve that ‘wow’ factor. Expecting to be a top prospect in the WNBA draft, Toby also has her sights set on the 2028 Summer Olympics in LA.