Washington Mystics forward Kiki Iriafen has made history by being selected to the WNBA All-Star game as a rookie. The former USC Trojans All-American has burst onto the scene for the Mystics alongside fellow rookie teammate Sonia Citron, the duo became the first pair of rookie teammates to be selected to the WNBA All-Star game since 1999.
The WNBA All Star Game is scheduled to take place on Saturday July 19 at 5:30 p.m. (PT), and we now know the reserve players that will be filling out the rosters for each club.
Dallas Wings rookie guard Paige Bueckers missed Saturday's win against the Washington Mystics, but fans still caught a legitimate Rookie of the Year candidate.
Washington Mystics forward and former USC Trojans star Kiki Iriafen is currently top 10 in WNBA all-star voting for the 2025 season. Iriafen is in her rookie season after being selected No.
Former USC forward Kiki Iriafen is off to a great start to her WNBA career. After concluding her NCAA career this past season, she was drafted by the Washington Mystics with the fourth pick in the 2025 WNBA draft.
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
Former USC Trojans All-American and Washington Mystics rookie Kiki Irafen has entered the scene in the WNBA and announced herself as one of the best players in the league right away.
The Washington Mystics have been a pleasant surprise in the early going of the WNBA season, thanks in large part to strong contributions from their rookie group, headlined by Sonia Citron and Kiki Iriafen.
Former USC Trojans All-American Kiki Iriafen is leaving her mark on the WNBA just four games into her rookie campaign, helping lead the Washington Mystics to a 2-2 recored while averaging 14.5 points and 10.8 rebounds while shooting 49 percent from the field and 78 percent from the free throw line.
The Las Vegas Aces narrowly edged out the Washington Mystics 75-72 in a Friday night thriller. Jewell Loyd drained a clutch corner three with just 1.9 seconds left, sealing the win after the Aces scored the final nine points.
Rookie guards Kiki Iriafen and Sonia Citron both made their regular-season debuts last night against the Atlanta Dream, which ended in a win for the Washington Mystics.
Pressure usually overtakes a lot of other feelings when someone's name gets called in the WNBA Draft. After a long stint in college, these legends immediately get tested in the fire against the best in the nation.
The USC Trojans have always been lauded as one of the top destinations for college players who want to go professional. California offers a calm climate where a lot of aspirants can thrive on the basketball court.
When Name, Image, Likeness (NIL) became legalized, almost instantly the USC Trojans emerged as one of the top destinations to be for NIL deals and sponsorships.
Kiki Iriafen was a key piece of the USC Trojans' Elite Eight women's basketball crew this season. She averaged 18.6 points and 8.5 rebounds per game and earned a first-team All-Big Ten nod.
With the WNBA Draft just two weeks away, Skechers is adding one of the expected top selections - and their first college player - to their growing roster of basketball stars.
The entire basketball world felt for JuJu Watkins when the superstar sophomore went down with a torn ACL in USC's 96-59 win over Mississippi State on Monday.
The USC Trojans women’s basketball team had a stellar regular season and a strong push in the Big Ten Tournament. The Trojans lost in the conference championship against the UCLA Bruins, but it is time for the NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament.
Unanimous first-team all-Big Ten forward Kiki Iriafen scored 25 points and grabbed 11 rebounds as No. 2 Southern California pulled away late for an 82-70 win over fifth-seeded Michigan in the first Big Ten tournament semifinal Saturday in Indianapolis.
JuJu Watkins produced 31 points and 10 rebounds as No. 2 Southern California held on for an 84-79 victory over ninth-seeded Indiana in Big Ten tournament quarterfinal play Friday afternoon in Indianapolis.
There are plenty of stars shining bright for the 2024-25 NCAA women's college basketball season. Here are 25 players to keep a close eye on this season.