Dye Boiro Balde
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| Born | Diye Boiro December 28, 2003 Girona, Spain |
| Citizenship | Senegalese-Spanish |
| Education | Howard Community College |
| Occupation | Basketball player American flag football player |
| Known for | Playing for Howard Community College women's basketball and flag football teams |
| Height | 175 cm (5 ft 10 in) |
Diye Boiro (born December 28, 2003, in Girona, Spain), 175 cm (5'10"), is a Senegalese-Spanish basketball and American flag football player. She is currently a member of both the women’s basketball and women’s American flag football teams at Howard Community College in Columbia, Maryland (USA).
Biography
Born in Girona, Spain, into a family of Senegalese origin, Dye showed interest and talent in various sports from an early age, particularly excelling in basketball. Throughout her athletic career, she has been recognized for her skill, dedication, and strong presence on the court.
Carrer
Basketball
Dye began playing basketball at the age of four with Ceset Santa Eugènia de Ter (Girona), where she remained for 15 years. During that time, she competed in various regional categories, including Segunda Catalana and Tercera Catalana, establishing herself as a versatile player with strong court presence.
In 2019, she participated in U18F 3x3 basketball tournaments, standing out for her scoring ability and physical style of play. Her FIBA 3x3 profile recognizes her as a player with international potential.
In 2022, she was selected for the preparation program for AfroBasket 2023 with the Senegal Women’s National Team, participating in international training camps and practices. Although she did not make her official debut in the tournament, she remains in contact with the Senegalese Basketball Federation, with the intention of representing the country in future competitions.
In 2023, Dye began her collegiate career in the United States, playing at Colby Community College (Kansas) in NJCAA Division I. She later transferred to Howard Community College (Maryland), where she continues her academic and athletic development.
Among her athletic strengths are physical power, court vision, and defensive ability.
American Flag Football
- Howard Community College (2024 - 2025): In her second year at Howard Community College (2024–2025), Dye expanded her athletic career by joining the institution’s women’s American flag football team. Her previous experience in contact sports and her athletic ability allowed her to quickly adapt to the new sport, standing out for her endurance and competitive mindset.
Through this new chapter, Dye demonstrates her versatility as a multi-sport athlete, becoming one of the few collegiate athletes in the United States to compete competitively in two different disciplines.
Achievements and Recognition
- Selected for the AfroBasket 2023 preparation program (Senegal).
- Participant in FIBA 3x3 tournaments.
- 15-year career at Ceset Santa Eugènia de Ter.
- International representative in collegiate basketball and American football.
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