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Numéro 2 de la Draft WNBA ✌️ @d.omss_ 🇫🇷
📖L’histoire d’une femme pleine de rêves et d’ambitions. Née au Cameroun, formée à l’ASVEL et vice championne olympique à Paris 2024. Capable de tout sur un terrain, y compris de dunker en plein match 🔥
Rien ne t’arrête depuis le début de ta carrière Dom, va montrer à Seattle ce que tu as dans le cœur 💚
#dominiquemalonga #malonga #basketball #wnba #hoops #basket #bball #womenbasketball #france #sport #dunk #seattlestorm #seattle @basketlfb @seattlestorm @asvel_feminin @tgbbasket @equipedefrancebasket @sport_en_france @wnba
Despite skepticism surrounding her transition from college to the WNBA and predictions of limited playing time, the key is to focus on perfecting your skills, disregard the noise, and trust God to lead you.🥹🙏🏾4️⃣🌪️💚💛🏀 #Flaujae #Big4 #Category4 #WNBA #Rookie #Season #SeattleStorm #GODIsFaithful #SheReady #ProReady #RipCamoflauge #shemadeit
Got @t5poon game day ready for season opener🏀💫💚 @seattlestorm
#seattle #seattlestorm #wnba #basketball #probraider
🏀 Today, the City of Seattle and Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell honored Seattle Storm legend Sue Bird during a ceremony outside Climate Pledge Arena, permanently renaming the portion of Second Ave North between Denny Way and Lenny Wilkins Way as “Sue Bird Court N” in recognition of her contributions on and off the court.
“Sue Bird is more than a basketball legend – her legacy transcends the game as a symbol of excellence, determination, and the power of sports to inspire and uplift communities. Like the Space Needle or Starbucks, Sue's name is synonymous with Seattle – a true icon whose impact on our city’s cultural fabric and the world of sports will be felt for generations. Renaming this street in her honor is a testament to the lasting impact she has had on our city, an impact that will always be a celebrated part of Seattle’s history,” said Mayor Bruce Harrell.
#SueBird #Legend #Honor #SeattleStorm #Seattle
This is what I call L-I-V-I-N
From gums walls (🤢) to glass blowing, to a WNBA game, I was not expecting to have this much fun, make so many new friends, or meet the developer of freaking Alexa! Every time I think I’ve peaked in life, it seems to get better. Can’t wait to tell you all I learned about @amazonkids.
Grateful for this adventure. And all that is to come 🫶🏾
#seattlestorm #seattleadventures #40by40 #SeattleVlog #TravelDiaries2024 #ExploreSeattle #SeattleAdventures #SeattleExplored #seattlefun #gumwall
T couldn’t believe she got to toss an alley-oop to Dom Malonga in practice 😂🔥
(via @t5poon)
#wnba #seattlestorm #natishahiedeman #dominiquemalonga
🙌🏾 I can’t wait to frame this 🥹 💛💚 🏀 1st Signed @wnba jersey that will go in my house! 🙌🏾
Couldn’t miss this moment at @fibawwc DRAW & HALL OF FAME! @wnba 30th Season is because one of the 🐐 like @sbird10 that paved the way! Thank you so much for all that you’ve done & continue to do for the game and women’s basketball 🏀
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#wnba #suebird #goat #wbb #seattlestorm
Flau’jae Johnson is a two-way guard with a motor who thrives in both transition and off the dribble. Selected 8th overall in the 2026 WNBA draft to the Seattle Storm is set to start her rookie season next month.
Paige Bueckers on potential future sponsorship partnerships:
“Idk, I guess one in the future, I’d like to have a car dealership partnership, so I don’t have to pay for a car,” says Paige Bueckers.
“I’d also love to have a real estate partnership so I wouldn’t have to pay for a house. In every deal, try to get the most out of it. So, you don’t have to pay for it.”
#WingsUp #WNBA #Dallaswings #dallas #wings #cardealerships #realestatedeal #realestate #paigebueckers #paige #seattlestorm #Seattle #womensbasketball #womeninbusiness #womenempowerment #wnbabasketball #wnbanews #basketball #dtx #seattlerealestate #dallasrealestate #realtor #dallasrealestateagent #arlington #arlingtonrealestate
Flau'jae Johnson Seattle Storm Debut @Flaujae droppin highlights🔥🔥🔥
#Flaujae #FlaujaeJohnson #SeattleStorm #WNBA #Storm #LSU #LSUWBB
Well deserved WELCOME 🏀🗣️💯 @flaujae #wnba #seattlestorm
The Seattle Storm revealed a statue of legendary player and WNBA star Sue Bird outside Climate Pledge Arena Sunday.
Aug. 17, 2025, was declared 'Sue Bird Day' in Seattle, King County, and Washington state, as fans, past and present players, and Seattle leaders gathered to honor Sue Bird.
Before retiring and becoming a minority owner of the Storm in 2022, Bird spent all of her 22 seasons in the WNBA with the Storm.
Drafted No. 1 overall by the Storm in 2002 she led the team to win four WNBA championships in 2004, 2010, 2018, and 2020.
Bird is also an Olympic gold medalist, WNBA All-Star, Hall of Famer and the Storm retired her number in 2023.
🔗 in bio for more on Sue Bird's legacy and Sunday's events.
#komo4 #komonews #seattle #suebird #seattlestorm
