Connecticut Sun Finalizes 2025 Training Camp Roster

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Connecticut Sun Finalizes 2025 Training Camp Roster

April 25, 2025 - Women's National Basketball Association (WNBA)
Connecticut Sun News Release


Uncasville, CT - Today, Connecticut Sun General Manager Morgan Tuck and Head Coach Rachid Meziane finalized the 2025 training camp roster. The team will begin training camp on Sunday, April 27 in Uncasville, CT.

Eight-time WNBA All-Star and former No. 1 overall WNBA Draft pick Tina Charles makes her return to the Sun for the 2025 season, after re-signing with the team as a free agent in February. Charles began her illustrious career with Connecticut in 2010, playing four seasons with the team and picking up WNBA Rookie of the Year (2010) and Most Valuable Player (2012) honors. Returners from the Sun's 2024 squad include veteran guard Marina Mabrey and fourth-year center Olivia Nelson-Ododa. Mabrey will appear in her first training camp with the Sun this season, as she was acquired by the team midway through the 2024 regular season, while Nelson-Ododa makes her third appearance at Connecticut's training camp.

WNBA vets Lindsay Allen and Diamond DeShields will attend their first Sun training camp this year. DeShields signed with the Sun as a free agent on February 3, while Allen was acquired by Connecticut on February 4 in a trade with the Chicago Sky. Seasoned overseas pro Yvonne Anderson returns to Connecticut for her second training camp appearance in 2025. The two-time Olympian signed with the Sun as a free agent on February 6 but made her WNBA debut with the team in 2022, where she appeared in 11 contests. Additionally, point-guard Jacy Sheldon will enter her second season in the WNBA and attend her first camp with the Sun after being acquired by the team from the Dallas Wings in a four-team trade on February 1.

The Sun's 2025 WNBA draftees Aneesah Morrow (No. 7 pick), Saniya Rivers (No. 8 pick) and Rayah Marshall (No. 25 pick) will be in attendance, as well as Connecticut's 2024 WNBA Draft picks Leila Lacan (No. 10) and Abbey Hsu (No. 36), who will both be making their first WNBA training camp appearance. Additionally, 2024 Sun forward Caitlin Bickle, along with Kamila Borkowska, Kariata Diaby, Mya Hollingshed, Madison Hayes, Morgan Maly, Amy Okonkwo, Robyn Parks and Haley Peters will compete for a spot on the Connecticut Sun's 2025 roster.

Connecticut Sun 2025 Training Camp Roster:

NO. NAME POS. HT DOB EXP FROM

15 Lindsay Allen G 5-8 3/20/95 7 Notre Dame

12 Yvonne Anderson G 5-7 3/8/90 1 Texas-Austin

51 Caitlin Bickle F 6-1 5/5/00 1 Baylor

11 Kamila Borkowska C 6-7 7/26/02 R Poland

31 Tina Charles C 6-4 12/5/88 13 Connecticut

1 Diamond DeShields G 6-1 2/5/95 6 Tennessee

23 Kariata Diaby C 6-4 6/29/25 R Ivory Coast

14 Madison Hayes G 6-0 11/26/01 R NC State

8 Mya Hollingshed F 6-3 10/29/99 R Colorado

35 Abbey Hsu G 5-11 3/22/01 R Columbia

47 Leila Lacan G 5-11 6/2/04 R France

3 Marina Mabrey G 5-11 9/14/96 6 Notre Dame

30 Morgan Maly G-F 6-1 1/25/02 R Creighton

13 Rayah Marshall F 6-4 11/15/03 R Southern California

24 Aneesah Morrow F 6-1 2/3/03 R LSU

10 Olivia Nelson-Ododa C 6-5 8/17/00 2 Connecticut

0 Amy Okonkwo F 6-2 8/26/96 R TCU

21 Robyn Parks F 6-1 6/19/92 1 VCU

7 Haley Peters F 6-3 9/17/92 3 Duke

22 Saniya Rivers G 6-1 3/4/03 R NC State

4 Jacy Sheldon G 5-10 8/23/00 1 Ohio State

Coaching Staff

Head Coach: Rachid Meziane

Assistant Coach: Pascal Angillis

Assistant Coach: Roneeka Hodges

Assistant Coach: Ashlee McGee

Head of Player Development: Chaz Franklin

General Manager: Morgan Tuck

The Connecticut Sun tip off the 2025 WNBA regular season at home on May 18 against the Washington Mystics at 1:00pm ET at Mohegan Sun Arena.

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