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Cheyenne McEvans announced today on social media that she will be sidelined for the rest of the season after she re-tore her ACL in Syracuse’s game against Boston College on Feb. 5. 

McEvans started this season rehabilitating from her first torn ACL, which had her sidelined for the entirety of last year while she was a sophomore with Buffalo. She is one of four new transfers this season that followed head coach Felisha Legette-Jack from the Bulls.

McEvans missed the first four games of this season due to continued recovery, eventually playing against Long Island University for her Syracuse debut. In 16 minutes, McEvans produced six points, four assists and three rebounds against the Sharks. 

holding the vision , trusting the process🙏🏽🧡. #12 @CuseWBB pic.twitter.com/KsPOsXVcum

— Cheyenne McEvans (@Chey12_) February 16, 2023

In 17 games this season, McEvans averaged 2.8 points per game and 1.8 rebounds. Described as an “energy player” by both Legette-Jack and starting point guard Dyaisha Fair,  McEvans will not play the final three games of the regular season or the Atlantic Coast Conference Tournament.