The Connecticut Sun’s 2025 season came to end on Wednesday following their 88-72 loss to the Atlanta Dream. While the Sun had already been eliminated from playoff contention quite some time ago, Wednesday’s game was the final game on their schedule.
Whether it will be good or bad, we don’t know, but the Connecticut Sun are definitely about to change. In the middle of August, the Sun were 5-26 with 17 games lost by 10 or more points.
Connecticut Sun center Tina Charles is the recipient of the Dawn Staley Community Leadership Award.
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Throughout her 14-season WNBA career, Tina Charles has done a lot on the court. The 2012 MVP is a nine-time All-WNBA honoree, eight-time All-Star and four-time All-Defense selection who led the league in scoring twice and rebounding four times.
Veteran center Tina Charles expressed her gratitude to Connecticut Sun fans on Saturday after an emotional win over the Phoenix Mercury, marking one of the team’s brighter moments in an otherwise challenging 2025 season.
Former New York Liberty star Tina Charles, now stationed with the Connecticut Sun, continues to torch certain sections of the WNBA record book. By sinking
Angel Reese posted a double-double of 18 points and 13 rebounds and Kamilla Cardoso scored 16 points to boost the host Chicago Sky to an 88-64 victory over the Connecticut Sun on Wednesday.
The Connecticut Sun visited the Chicago Sky at Wintrust Arena on Wednesday. While both teams are already out of contention for the playoffs, they want to end the regular season on a high note.
In her quest to win an unprecedented fourth WNBA MVP award, Las Vegas Aces superstar A’ja Wilson has once again taken the league by storm. On Wednesday, the WNBA announced that Wilson has won the Western Conference Player of the Month award for the month of August.
The Atlanta Dream, behind 23 points from Rhyne Howard, rallied late on the road to pull away from the valiant Connecticut Sun, 93-76.
Angel Reese is a double-double machine.
Tina Charles leads the suddenly hot Connecticut Sun into New York to meet the suddenly struggling Liberty on Monday night. Connecticut (9-27) has pulled out of the WNBA basement, and its three-game winning streak -- albeit modest -- is the second-longest active streak in the WNBA (behind the Las Vegas Aces' 10-game streak).
Tina Charles scored 12 of her 21 points in the third quarter on Thursday, lifting the Connecticut Sun to a home-and-home sweep of the Washington Mystics with a 67-56 victory in Uncasville, Conn.
Leila Lacan scored 17 points and Tina Charles added 15 in her return from a one-game absence, lifting the Connecticut Sun to a 71-62 victory over the Chicago Sky on Wednesday in Uncasville, Conn.
The Sun’s UConn connection combined for 35 points in the win. Marina Mabrey had 18 points while Tina Charles had 15 points to lead the Connecticut Sun to a 78-62 win over the New York Liberty at Mohegan Sun Arena in Uncasville, CT on Friday night Former UConn star Olivia Nelson-Ododa had 16 points while Bria Hartley had four points.
Skylar Diggins tallied her first WNBA regular-season triple-double while leading the hot-shooting Seattle Storm to a 101-85 win over the Connecticut Sun on Monday in Uncasville, Conn.
Tina Charles had 24 points as the Connecticut Sun played their best game of the season, romping past the visiting Golden State Valkyries, 95-64, Sunday at Uncasville, Conn.
The Indiana Fever and Connecticut Sun faced each other for the third time this season. Fortunately for both teams, it wasn't as physical as their previous matchup.
Chicago Sky forward Angel Reese remained in the clouds on Saturday afternoon with another dominant performance in an 87-81 upset win over the Minnesota Lynx.
At 36, Tina Charles is still going strong for the Connecticut Sun in her 15th WNBA season. She didn't exactly have her best performance on Sunday, as she shot just 5-of-20 from the field in the Sun's 79-55 loss to the Atlanta Dream.
Tina Charles is back, and the Connecticut Sun didn’t hold back their feelings. The MVP took the court once again in a Sun jersey for the first time since 2013 on Sunday against the Washington Mystics. After playing for UConn from 2006 to 2010, Charles was the overall No.
Only one player in WNBA history has scored more points than Atlanta Dream center Tina Charles.
No program in NCAA women's college basketball history has won more national championships than Connecticut's 11. Guided by legendary coach Geno Auriemma, the Huskies have been the gold standard in the women's game. Here's our list of the 20 best players in school history.
Former WNBA MVP and eight-time All-Star Tina Charles is mutually parting ways with the Phoenix Mercury after only 16 games played.
Charles wasn't able to make her debut for the Mystics during the 2020 WNBA season due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The one-time WNBA MVP and the Mystics will look to right that wrong this year.
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