It’s a simple truth that when love finds you, time takes a backseat. Those sweet, silent moments spent together, filled with understanding and connection, become everything. With every second, I fall deeper. 7 months until we say I do.
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Documenting the moments, never taking them for granted! Things can change so quickly for better or worse. Now it's for the better and I’m proud of how far we’ve come! Women's basketball that is……❤️!
Shots by none other than our own @sheyp11 ! Nothing better than investing time into other things you love outside of ball, in preparation for when it stops bouncing! I love it!!!! 🤗🙌🏾🔥
The 2026 draft is done and the 1st day of training camp is in the books!
The Last season in Connecticut Sun history is underway, we will rise one last time! I’m grateful to have witnessed every step of the journey from up close and afar! 🧡☀️
This is 21 years of true friendship!
Some are for a season, this one is forever! @s8nt20
I’m not really a sappy person but this one took me there!
My friend has a newfound love for sketching and surprised me with a gift that touched my soul in a different way! There isn't a dollar or a material thing that could ever hold the same value as this thought and gesture! I'm thankful for my friends and family, and to be connected to such great hearts!!! ❤️🙏🏽💯
How a WNBA Coach Roneeka Hodges Builds a Player-First Program Without Losing Standards
Player-first means relationship-led so your standards land. WNBA associate head coach and Unrivaled Coach of the Year Roneeka Hodges @kantstop5 breaks down how “knowing the person” unlocks buy-in, hard conversations, and a safe space for growth—without lowering expectations. The core idea is simple: when players feel understood as people, communication gets cleaner, feedback gets received, and your gym becomes a safe space for real growth. Not comfort. Growth.
On the development side, the conversation goes beyond “get in the gym.” Hodges outlines how specific development plans can expand a player’s options and unlock team efficiency. When a player like Aaliyah Boston grows into taking 3s, it doesn’t just add a skill. It changes the geometry of the floor and the quality of your best actions, including the Plum–Boston pick-and-roll.
If you coach and you care about building relationships without losing accountability, teaching defense with clarity, and developing players with intention, this episode is for you.
What is one part of your program right now that would improve immediately if you made it more intentional: your relationships, your defensive rules, or your player development plans?
