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Veteran sharpshooter joining Unrivaled Basketball League

Washington Mystics center Stefanie Dolson becomes player No. 32 to join Unrivaled.

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Noa Dalzell is a senior writer covering the WNBA and all of women’s basketball for Breakaway, SB Nation’s women’s sports vertical, as well as the Celtics for CelticsBlog.

Another Washington Mystics standout is headed to Miami for Unrivaled this offseason. Stefanie Dolson, the team’s 32-year-old veteran sharpshooter, is the professional 3-on-3 league’s latest addition.

Dolson is an elite three-point shooter who has averaged 8.9 points across 11 WNBA seasons. This past season, she shot a career-best 46.5% from three-poins, one of the highest marks in the league.

Dolson becomes player No. 32 to join Unrivaled, with 4 more players slated to be revealed in the coming days. She is the fourth Washington Mystics player to participate in the new league, which promises players equity, and will be broadcast on TNT.

How does Unrivaled work?

Unrivaled’s premise is simple: gather 36 of the best women’s basketball players in the world, bring them to Miami for 8 weeks, divide them into six teams, and let them play 3-on-3 basketball on a compressed full-court. All of it will be broadcast on TNT, multiple times per week, and the number one priority is player development.

“It’s just an opportunity to create something really unique for the players and for the fans, to be quite honest,” Alex Bazzell, the league’s president, told SB Nation.

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Here’s a full list of confirmed Unrivaled players:

  1. Aaliyah Edwards (Mystics)
  2. Alyssa Thomas (Sun)
  3. Aliyah Boston (Fever)
  4. Allisha Gray (Dream)
  5. Angel Reese (Sky)
  6. Arike Ogunbowale (Wings)
  7. Azura Stevens (Sparks)
  8. Breanna Stewart (Liberty)
  9. Brittney Sykes (Mystics)
  10. Brittney Griner (Mercury)
  11. Chelsea Gray (Aces)
  12. Courtney Vandersloot (Liberty)
  13. Courtney Williams (Lynx)
  14. Dearica Hamby (Sparks)
  15. DiJonai Carrington (Sun)
  16. Jackie Young (Aces)
  17. Jewell Loyd (Storm)
  18. Kahleah Copper (Mercury)
  19. Kate Martin (Aces)
  20. Kayla McBride (Lynx)
  21. Kelsey Plum (Aces)
  22. Lexie Hull (Fever)
  23. Marina Mabrey (Sun)
  24. Napheesa Collier (Lynx)
  25. Natasha Cloud (Mercury)
  26. Rhyne Howard (Dream)
  27. Rickea Jackson (Sparks)
  28. Satou Sabally (Wings)
  29. Skylar Diggins-Smith (Storm)
  30. Shakira Austin (Mystics)
  31. Stefanie Dolson (Mystics)
  32. Tiffany Hayes (Aces)

Four more players will be announced by November 20th.

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