Explore "wnbadraft" with insightful episodes like "Rhyne Howard's mom, Rhvonja "RJ" Avery", "The Locker Room - S3 Ep 5 | April Fools "Black in Sports - Center"", "N'dea Jones 2021 WNBA Draft Pick", "Jantel Lavender of the Indiana Fever" and "DNASportsTalk-TheLastDance1and2" from podcasts like ""Court-side moms", "Black in Sports Podcast", "Tidal League", "Tidal League" and "DNASPORTSTALK's tracks"" and more!
The Atlanta Dream got the night started by selecting Rhyne Howard out of Kentucky with the No. 1 overall pick - just a little over a week ago at the 2022 WNBA Draft. RJ is still trying to take it all in, the emotions are running high and she talks us through the journey and what is next for Rhyne.
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N’dea Jones joins the Tidal League Podcast to tell us her story, starting with WNBA Draft Night 2021 where she was chosen 23rd overall by the Seattle Storm and the big differences between being drafted in the WNBA and the NBA. We talk about the mental game and the things that keep her grounded, the power of prayer and her faith, the story of when she fell in love with the game - like real life, the ups and downs of that romance.
An exceptional young woman - she’s finishing her second degree, a Masters of Jurisprudence - N’dea shares her thoughts on the path her life has taken, what’s it’s been like to play with the Storm and superstars Sue Bird, Breanna Stewart, and Jordin Canada, the scrimmages, the opportunity to play overseas, the players that have been her inspiration and what she hopes her legacy will be.
Today we are joined by WNBA Champion, Sixth Woman of the Year, and WNBA All-Star Jantel Lavender, one of the newest members of the Indiana Fever. Entering her 10th year in the WNBA, we talk about the disparities between the NBA and WNBA and her role as a leader and a voice in inspiring other young girls to be their true selves.
With more and more networks airing WNBA games, fans will have unprecedented access to watch the women play and our podcast today continues to raise the profile of the League and the elite athletes who have changed the way the game is played.
With the start of the WNBA season, Jantel shares her thoughts on how the League has used its platform to raise the profile of social justice issues, in particular, the Black Lives Matter movement, how breaking her foot impacted her career in exceptional ways, and what she’s most looking forward to, playing for her new team.
We talk about what it was like to play for the LA Sparks and Magic Johnson at the Staples Centre, winning it all in the 2016 championship series. Jantel tells us about the constant grind to stay at the top and in the game, the pressure around body image, and her message to other women who face similar challenges - celebrate yourself!
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