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Women's National Team February Minicamp Athletes Announced

  • Date:
    Jan 31, 2023

Fifteen athletes, including 11 who have claimed a combined 26 Olympic (5-on-5 and 3x3) and Women’s World Cup (5-on-5) gold medals, are expected to participate in a USA Basketball Women’s National Team training camp from Feb. 6-9 in Minneapolis. Camp will be held at The Courts, home of the WNBA’s Minnesota Lynx and NBA’s Minnesota Timberwolves.

Olympic and World Cup gold medalists expected to attend are Ariel Atkins (Washington Mystics); Napheesa Collier (Minnesota Lynx); Kahleah Copper (Chicago Sky); Elena Delle Donne (Washington Mystics); Allisha Gray (Atlanta Dream); Sabrina Ionescu (New York Liberty); Betnijah Laney (New York Liberty); Angel McCoughtry (free agent); Kelsey Plum (Las Vegas Aces); Diana Taurasi (Phoenix Mercury); and Jackie Young (Las Vegas Aces).

Also expected to attend are USA Basketball alumni Natasha Howard (Dallas Wings); Marina Mabrey (Dallas Wings); Arike Ogunbowale (Dallas Wings); and Brianna Turner (Phoenix Mercury).

Sessions will be led by 2021-24 USA Women’s National Team head coach Cheryl Reeve (Minnesota Lynx) and court coaches Curt Miller (Los Angeles Sparks), Mike Thibault (Washington Mystics) and James Wade (Chicago Sky).

Training camp comes several months after the United States won its fourth consecutive FIBA Women’s World Cup gold medal last fall. This event will be used as evaluation for the USA Women’s National Team athlete pool as the U.S. looks toward the 2024 Paris Olympics next summer.

Coaches and athletes were invited to camp by the USA Basketball Women’s National Team Committee.

 

2023 USA BASKETBALL WOMEN’S NATIONAL TEAM FEBRUARY MINICAMP
ALPHABETICAL ROSTER

NAME

POS

HGT

WGT

AGE*

CURRENT TEAM^

COLLEGE

HOMETOWN

Ariel Atkins

G

5-8

167

26

Washington Mystics

Texas

Duncanville, TX

Napheesa Collier

G/F

6-1

183

26

Minnesota Lynx

Connecticut

O’Fallon, MO

Kahleah Copper

F/G

6-1

155

27

Chicago Sky

Rutgers

Philadelphia, PA

Elena Delle Donne

F/G

6-5

187

33

Washington Mystics

Delaware

Wilmington, DE

Allisha Gray G 6-0 167 28 Atlanta Dream South Carolina Sandersville, GA
Natasha Howard
F 6-2 165 31 Dallas Wings Florida State Toledo, OH

Sabrina Ionescu

G

5-11

165

24

New York Liberty

Oregon

Walnut Creek, CA

Betnijah Laney

G/F

6-0

166

29

New York Liberty

Rutgers

Clayton, DE

Marina Mabrey G 5-11 170 26 Dallas Wings Notre Dame Belmar, NJ
Angel McCoughtry
F/G 6-1 173 36 Free Agent Louisville Baltimore, MD
Arike Ogunbowale
G 5-8 165 25 Dallas Wings Notre Dame Milwaukee, WI
Kelsey Plum G 5-8 145 27 Las Vegas Ace Washington Poway, CA
Diana Taurasi
G 6-0 163 40 Phoenix Mercury Connecticut
Chino, CA

Brianna Turner

F

6-3

170

26

Phoenix Mercury

Notre Dame

Pearland, TX

Jackie Young

G

6-0

165

25

Las Vegas Aces

Notre Dame

Princeton, IN

 

COACHING STAFF

TITLE

NAME

HEAD COACH

Cheryl Reeve (Minnesota Lynx)

COURT COACHES

Curt Miller (Connecticut Sun)

Katie Smith (Minnesota Lynx)

James Wade (Chicago Sky)

 

*Ages as of 1/30/23

^WNBA free agency signing period begins 2/1/23


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