The WNBA deadline to trim team rosters was Tuesday afternoon and the LA Sparks made a series of them in order to finalize the team.
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The fourth-year guard out of Oregon State agreed to a contract extension with the Los Angeles Sparks following a career 2019 season.
Acquired in an offseason trade, Brittney Sykes and Marie Gülich are hoping to help the Los Angeles Sparks on its quest for a fourth championship.
The former UCLA standout will join the team as the new director of basketball operations following a stint at Northern Colorado as assistant coach.
The 14-year veteran is eager to play for the Sparks and contribute to their quest for their first championship since 2016.
The Sparks went into draft night without a first-round pick, but they came away with first-round talent in Beatrice Mompremier and Tynice Martin.
With the 2020 season temporarily on hold, the LA Sparks still have important matters to take care of for when the season does begin.
The versatile forward has improved on both ends of the court as she's emerged as one of the top players in the Pac-12 this year.
The opening round of the Big West Tournament began Tuesday night without any fans allowed due to concerns over the coronavirus.
The new WNBA commissioner, along with the Sparks forward, spoke on a variety of topic including the new CBA and the state of women's basketball.
The grad transfer from USC has fit in well with the Ducks and is hoping to help Oregon in their quest for a national championship.
The veteran forward brought defensive toughness and three-point shooting to the Sparks starting lineup last season, and will be back in LA.
One of the Sparks most pressing needs in the offseason was additional perimeter play. Toliver, a former Spark, will help tremendously in that regard.
The Oregon commit was out of the spotlight due to early ACL injuries, but she's a made a full recovery and has become a true star.
The Bruins tied a school record for best start at 12-0 after defeating their crosstown rivals in their Pac-12 conference opener.
The sophomore forward is hoping to take on a bigger role for the team by expanding her offensive game and playing stronger defense.
At the organization's "Purple Print" event, the Sparks head coach addressed last season's concerns and their outlook for the future.
The former ACC Freshman of the year is now a graduate transfer at USC. She's hoping her strong play at UNC will carry over.
With the 2019-20 college basketball season underway, there are a few freshmen in the Big West looking to earn minutes right away.
A team-by-team season preview of the Big West Conference as the 2019-20 NCAAW season gets set to tip-off next month. Season outlook.