BFFs On the Court: Dynamic Duos of the WNBA
If there’s one thing a girl loves, it’s her BFF! And the WNBA is full of iconic friendships that give us life on and off the court. Behind most buzzer-beater threes, there is a bestie assist. Here are some BFF duos reminding us that a win is much better with your bestie by your side.
A’Ja Wilson & Kelsey Plum: Las Vegas Aces
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These two teammates/besties from the Las Vegas Aces are the hype squad we all wish we had. Their chemistry on and off the court is unmatched; Kelsey’s shooting and A’Ja’s dominance show the power they hold while playing the game. Off the court, they give us inside jokes and an energy that makes every interview feel like a group chat come to life.
Diana Taurasi & Sue Bird: Best Friends to Legends
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The bestie duo who turned friendship into a legacy. This pair met at UConn in the early 200s and have been inseparable ever since. Not only are they known for their friendship, but also their rivalry, having played against each other 46 times! Who doesn’t love a little friendly competition? Between the two, their jewelry collection is made up of medals and trophies. While they may be the GOATs of the game, they are also the GOATs of showing what friendship is all about.
Satou & Nyara Sabally: Sister Goals
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The built-in best friend duo. Some people are born to be teammates–literally. These two are family on and off the court! The sisters, who played for the University of Oregon, made it to the WNBA together. Whether they’re cheering each other on or stealing each other's sneakers, they continue to show that family comes first.
“When people ask me what I’m here for I get to say ‘my sister is in the WNBA Finals”
Why we love: The WNBA isn’t just about basketball. It’s about sisterhood and empowerment.