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WNBA Cuts: Olympian Among Players Released | 2024 Roster Updates

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WNBA Teams ‌trim Rosters Ahead of ‌2025 Season Tip-Off

With the WNBA season just days away,teams are making tough decisions ‌to finalize their ‍rosters,resulting in a flurry of waived players. As teams aim for the 11-12 player limit, several notable names, including recent‌ draftees and ⁢an Olympian, have‌ been released.

High-Profile Cuts Shake⁢ Up WNBA‍ Rosters

Among the​ most significant cuts are Harmoni Turner, a‍ standout from Harvard and⁣ Becky Hammon Mid-Major Player of the year, from ‌the Las Vegas Aces. The⁢ Indiana Fever also⁣ waived Yvonne Ejim, a Canadian Olympian​ and two-time west Coast Conference Player and Defensive Player of the Year. Thes decisions⁢ highlight the intense competition for limited roster spots.

Lynx, Mercury, and Sun ​Make⁣ Multiple Moves

The Minnesota Lynx waived Dalayah ‌daniels, Diamona​ Johnson, Camryn Taylor, and ⁤Ajae⁢ Petty. The Phoenix Mercury ⁣released⁣ Shyla heal⁣ of Australia and Anna makurat,⁤ while the Connecticut⁤ Sun waived​ Caitlin Bickle and Kamila Borkowska, ⁤further ​demonstrating the ‌widespread roster adjustments across the league.

List of Waived Players As Training Camp Began

  • Mya​ Hollingshed (Connecticut Sun)
  • Abbey Hsu (Connecticut sun)
  • Jordyn‌ Jenkins (Las Vegas Aces)
  • Kaitlyn Davis ⁣(New York Liberty)
  • Alyssa Utsby (Los Angeles Sparks)
  • Anneli Maley‍ (Los Angeles Sparks)
  • Shyanne Sellers (Golden​ State ‍Valkyries)
  • Arella Guirantes (Chicago Sky)
  • Tilly Boler (Chicago Sky)
  • Sammi puisis (Chicago Sky)
  • McKenzie Forbes (Dallas Wings)
  • Mikiah Herbert Hannigan‍ (Dallas Wings)
  • Morgan Jones (Washington⁢ Mystics)
  • Jojo ⁢lacey (Washington Mystics)
  • Bree Hall (Indiana Fever)
  • Jillian Alleyne (Indiana Fever)
  • DeYona Gaston (Atlanta⁣ Dream)
  • Christyn Williams (Minnesota Lynx)
  • Kiara Leslie (Minnesota Lynx)
  • Aaronette‌ Vonleh (Dallas Wings)
  • Jordan Hobbs ⁤(Seattle Storm)
  • Madison Conner (Seattle Storm)
  • Harmoni Turner (las Vegas Aces)
  • Queen Egbo (Las⁤ Vegas Aces)
  • Yvonne Ejim (Indiana Fever)
  • Dalayah Daniels ⁢(Minnesota Lynx)
  • Diamond johnson (Minnesota Lynx)
  • Camryn Taylor (Minnesota⁢ Lynx)
  • Ajae ⁤Petty (Minnesota Lynx)
  • Shyla Heal (Phoenix Mercury)
  • Anna Makurat (Phoenix Mercury)
  • Caitlin Bickle (Connecticut Sun)
  • Kamila Borkowska (Connecticut ⁤Sun)
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teams still Over Roster Limit, More Cuts Expected

Despite the numerous cuts, many⁣ teams still exceed the 11-12 player ⁣roster limit, with some carrying ⁢14-15 or even as ⁢many as 18 players. ⁣More cuts are anticipated ⁢as the ⁢weekend approaches and teams finalize their lineups.

Call‍ for WNBA Roster Expansion and Injury Reserve

The current roster limitations and lack of an ‍injury reserve option raise concerns about player availability and opportunities.​ There is increasing support for expanding ⁢WNBA rosters and ​implementing an injury reserve to allow teams to manage injured players without sacrificing valuable roster spots for healthy, ‌available players.

WNBA Season Tip-Off Imminent

The 2025 WNBA season​ commences on Friday, May 16. Final rosters ⁣are expected to be submitted by Monday ‍or⁤ Tuesday⁢ of the following week, setting the stage for another exciting year⁣ of WNBA basketball.

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