These former South Carolina Gamecocks made 2025 WNBA training camp rosters
WNBA training camp is underway, and NCAA women’s basketball fans are going to see some familiar faces popping up on social media.
During the WNBA Draft on April 14 three former South Carolina Gamecocks were drafted into the league: Bree Hall (Indiana Fever), Te-Hina Paopao (Atlanta Dream), and Sania Feagin (Los Angeles Sparks), but the trio aren’t the only alum who are going to be present at training camp this week.
Including the three rookies, South Carolina has sent 12 players to the WNBA so far:
Laeticia Amihere – Golden State Valkyries
Aliyah Boston – Indiana Fever
Kamilla Cardoso – Chicago Sky
Zia Cooke – Seattle Storm
Sania Feagin – LA Sparks
Allisha Gray – Atlanta Dream
Bree Hall – Indiana Fever
Tyasha Harris – Dallas Wings
Mikiah Herbert Harrigan – Dallas Wings
Tiffany Mitchell – Las Vegas Aces
Te-Hina Paopao – Atlanta Dream
A’ja Wilson – Las Vegas Aces
While there’s no guarantee that each rookie will make their respective team’s roster this year, the odds are pretty good based on South Carolina’s track record so far.
Stephanie is a freelance writer with The Sporting News. Her journalism career began entirely too long ago and is still her favorite thing to do. She covers women’s sports (primarily basketball) and loves writing lengthy reports for no reason about exactly how each WNBA team will and will not succeed in any given season.
But it is wild to think that it was around this time a year ago that coach Shane Beamer had to come out and declare Sellers the starting quarterback coming out of spring ball. And, 12 months later, he’s a Palmetto Bowl hero and a Heisman contender. With that, too, comes the outside expectation that 2025 will be Sellers final year in Columbia, that a solid season will put him in the mix to be a first-round pick in next year’s NFL Draft. Heck, in its way-too-early mock draft, CBS Sports has Sellers going 6th overall to the Raiders. All that is to say: Just as intriguing as Sellers’ development in 2025 is how the guys behind him look.
