Kenny Mayne interviewed Candice for ESPN The Magazine. He asked about her health, whether she thought a WNBA team could beat a men's team, why Minnesota's mascot is a lynx, and more here ...
May 24, 2010
Outtakes with Candice
Kenny Mayne interviewed Candice for ESPN The Magazine. He asked about her health, whether she thought a WNBA team could beat a men's team, why Minnesota's mascot is a lynx, and more here ...
May 22, 2010
Nicole pumped and proud to be in New York
by Mike Slane, nyliberty.com
Shocked and surprised may be the two words best used to describe Nicole Powell’s reaction to everything that has happened to her basketball career over the past six months. Read more...
May 21, 2010
10 (OK, 9) Questions with Candice
Didn’t quite get to 10 questions with Candice Wiggins on Wednesday while she was on the bus between shoot-around and the hotel with the Minnesota Lynx. The former Stanford star is getting a late start on her third WNBA season after having knee surgery to repair a meniscus tear on April 27. Read more...
May 20, 2010
Catching up with Jayne
Jayne blogs:
Wow! What a whirlwind of events have taken place in my life throughout these past couple of weeks. The amount of time I had to make the mental transition between being a Stanford University student athlete to becoming a professional athlete and playing for the San Antonio Silver Stars was very minimal. I decided to make this blog about how crazy that time period is for every rookie coming out of college and making that change. Read more...
May 17, 2010
Catching up with Bethany Donaphin
The New York Liberty recently posted this story about former Lib Bethany Donaphin, in which she discusses her favorite WNBA memories, her experiences playing basketball in Italy, and her current job in the NBA/WNBA office.
In an email to the FBC, Bethany added that she will start business school at Wharton (University of Pennsylvania) this coming August.
May 13, 2010
Fenerbahce is Turkish League champion
Fenerbahce topped a perfect season (29-0) with their fifth consecutive Turkish TBBL League championship.
Kristen Newlin hasn't played since mid-March when she tore a tendon in her foot. In the photo, she's the one in the back row wearing the yellow jersey. She twittered, "SAMPIYON (champion) FENER! Undefeated regular season....undefeated in playoffs. Championships never get old. Now I gotta go wash this champagne off me."
Nicole Powell played in the first two rounds of the playoff finals, but not in the third one – I don't know why.
Fenerbahce may win their sixth championship next season. They've signed Diana Taurasi for 2010-11.
May 11, 2010
Jayne itching to get back on court
Jayne says that she's itching to get back on the court and hopes to do that by ...in this WNBA video.
May 9, 2010
A Chat with Candice
Candice chats about her offseason in Greece, her new teammate Lindsay Whalen, what she likes to do offcourt, and the Lynx's expectations for the season in this WNBA video.
May 5, 2010
Katy Steding is assistant coach at USF
Former Olympic Gold Medalist Katy Steding and Blair Hardiek are the newest members of the women's basketball coaching staff at the University of San Francisco as announced today by head coach Jennifer Azzi. The pair brings an exceptional mix of elite playing and outstanding coaching experience from the collegiate and professional ranks to the Hilltop. Read more...
May 2, 2010
Two videos of Jillian & Brooke in Italy
European professional women's basketball teams do not get much attention from the media. So it was a pleasant surprise to find two videos of Jillian and Brooke playing for Pool Comense in Italy.
This video features Jillian in one of the Italian A1 League playoff games. You can catch occasional glimpses of Brooke (#14) and learn that air ball in Italian is air ball.
This video is of the closing moments of a mid-season game in which Pool Comense, wearing its home pink, defeated Umana Reyer Venezia 67-66. Brooke was the star of this game — she scored 25 points. At 1:06 into the video, Brooke makes the go-ahead shot. On the next play, Jillian blocks Laura Harper's attempted winning shot, then Brooke blocks her second attempt, then "Arriba!" Comense celebrates its victory.