
Deyscha Smith
Editor and Writer at SLAM Magazine
Editor - NBA + WNBA (and all things 🏀) @slamonline @wslam
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1 day ago |
athlonsports.com | Deyscha Smith
Kiki Iriafen is only a rookie, but she's already caught the attention of the WNBA, from being named Rookie of the Month on Wednesday to setting records to even impressing the competition, including Liberty head coach Sandy Brondello. Ahead of the Washington Mystics' matchup against the New York Liberty on Thursday night, Brondello praised Iriafen for how well she's adjusted from playing in college at USC to now the WNBA.
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3 days ago |
sports.yahoo.com | Deyscha Smith
Washington Mystics Make Major Kiki Iriafen Announcement After Career Night originally appeared on Athlon Sports. Washington Mystics forward Kiki Iriafen continues to impress as one of the most dynamic rookies this season. AdvertisementWith her ability to score, hold her own in the paint and compete at a level well beyond her years, her performance so far this season has caught everyone's attention—including the WNBA. On Wednesday, the League announced that she's been named Rookie of the Month.
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3 days ago |
athlonsports.com | Deyscha Smith
Washington Mystics forward Kiki Iriafen continues to impress as one of the most dynamic rookies this season. With her ability to score, hold her own in the paint and compete at a level well beyond her years, her performance so far this season has caught everyone's attention-including the WNBA. On Wednesday, the League announced that she's been named Rookie of the Month.
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3 days ago |
athlonsports.com | Deyscha Smith
Washington Mystics forward Kiki Iriafen continues to impress as the one of the top rookies this season. Despite the Mystics' 85-76 loss to the Indiana Fever on Tuesday night, Iriafen had a career-night with 20 points and nine rebounds, just shy of a double-double. Iriafen, who is currently averaging 13.9 points and 10.1 rebounds, has now scored in double-figures in every game so far this season, making her the first rookie since A'ja Wilson to do so in eight-straight games.
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1 week ago |
slamonline.com | Deyscha Smith
“I can be part of that.”That’s what Agot Makeer would think to herself wherever she watched South Carolina play. The five-star recruit and the No. 4-ranked player in the class of 2025 recently committed to the Gamecocks in March, but even before that, she’d always felt drawn to the program. “Seeing the crowd, seeing the energy, seeing the joy they all have playing with each other, it’s just like, I want to be part of that,” Makeer tells us over the phone a few weeks after the news became official.
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