Junior guard from George Mason named to the list as the reigning Atlantic 10 Player of the Year. She led the league in scoring and steals last season.
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The Sun came up just short against the Mystics in Game 5 of the WNBA Finals. A disappointing finish however was not the only thing the team took home.
With the Championship on the line Thursday night there are a few things left that the Sun need to do to secure a win and their first WNBA title.
The Connecticut Sun got away from what brought them success in Game 2, so what adjustments need to be made before Game 4 on Tuesday?
The Sun head back home to their dominant homecourt advantage, so what do they need to do to win Game 3? It starts with looking back at how they won Game 2.
Jones' 32 points and 18 rebounds set multiple records along the way as she and the rest of the Sun even the series prior to heading back to Connecticut.
The Sun showed four different looks in each of the four quarters. However, it wasn't enough in the end. What needs to change for Game 2?
Hear Rebecca Lobo's opinion on the current season, the ongoing CBA negotiations and how she's seen the league change since its creation.
Kahleah Copper and the Chicago Sky bench shine in loss to the Washington Mystics. The bench had half of the Sky's total points.
An Alyssa Thomas steal seals the win for Connecticut after Shekinna Stricklen's free throws but the Sun ahead in the final seconds.
Layshia Clarendon adapts to new role as a player-coach for the Connecticut Sun after stepping on a teammate's foot in practice led to surgery.
Norwich AAU team visited the Sun after winning two national championships. Layshia Clarendon speaks on why it's important for teams to go to WNBA games.
The Connecticut Sun found a way to win ugly against the Phoenix Mercury, in part due to Courtney Williams 12 fourth-quarter points.
Jonquel Jones scores 27 points to lead the Sun to victory. Her late free throws helped fend off a late Sky comeback in the fourth quarter.
Powered by Jasmine Thomas the Connecticut Sun defeat the New York Liberty, 70-63, to win their fourth straight game, heading into the brea.
The Connecticut Sun beat the Atlanta Dream 98-69 behind 45 bench points. The bench closed out the game, playing the entire fourth quarter for the Sun.
All 12 WNBA teams campaigned for their best players to be named to the 2019 All-Star game but which campaign stood out from the rest?
Taurasi struggled in her first game back this season. UConn fans, however, welcomed her back with mixed reactions, some cheered, some booed, no consistency.
Connecticut Sun struggle in fourth straight loss and first home loss this season. Natisha Hiedeman makes her WNBA debut against the team that drafted her.
Connecticut Sun claim Natisha Hiedeman and waive Bridget Carleton. The Sun waived Hiedeman in May despite trading for her on draft night.