South Carolina women's basketball in the WNBA: Training Camp Edition
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WNBA training camps began April 30 and thirteen players with Gamecock ties were participants. That includes two-time reigning MVP A’ja Wilson, the five players selected in this year’s draft, and a pair of veterans with training camp invites.
Players with an asterisk (*) have signed training camp contracts. They do not count against the salary cap or roster limits but must be waived or converted to a standard contract before the regular season begins.
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Atlanta Dream
- Laeticia Amihere
- Alaina Coates*
- Allisha Gray
Connecticut Sun
- Tyasha Harris
- Mikiah Herbert Harrigan*
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Indiana Fever
- Aliyah Boston
- Destanni Henderson
- Victaria Saxton
- LaDazhia Williams** (Played at South Carolina for two seasons before transferring to Missouri and then LSU)
Las Vegas Aces
- A’ja Wilson
Los Angeles Sparks
- Zia Cooke
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Minnesota Lynx
- Brea Beal
- Tiffany Mitchell
Other:
Doniyah Cliney – It was reported last week that Cliney would sign a training camp contract with Connecticut. As of the close of business Monday, that still has not happened. Cliney was still playing in Europe Sunday when she won a league championship, which could be a reason for the delay.
Kaela Davis – Davis bounced around the league last season but finished strong when she was forced into playing for injury-depleted Phoenix in the playoffs. Davis scored 23 points in an elimination game, enough to seemingly secure a roster invite this season. However, Davis suffered a torn Achilles in January while playing in the offseason. The injury likely keeps Davis out for the entire 2023 WNBA season.
