The Women of the WNBA On and Off the Court

by Barbara

Sue Bird

Sue Bird’s one of the most accomplished basketball players of all time, having a record four WNBA titles and 12 All-Star nods on her resume. What’s even more impressive is that she managed to do this with a single team, the Seattle Storm. Bird’s also one of the most successful Olympians, having won five Olympic gold medals with Team USA.

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The NBA recognized Bird’s basketball expertise with the Denver Nuggets, poaching her for a front-office role. She’s served as the franchise’s Basketball Operations Associate since 2018.

Jewell Loyd

The expectations for Jewell Loyd were sky-high when she entered the league as Seattle Storm’s No. 1 pick in 2015. But it turned out that Loyd was even better than advertised, leading the Storm to two WNBA championships and picking up three All-Star nods since her debut as a pro.

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Loyd’s set on making a difference off the court as well. Inspired by her battle with dyslexia, she’s helping people with learning disabilities by supporting organizations like The Dyslexic Advantage and Eye to Eye.

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