SherylSwoopes

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Birthdate
25/3/1971
College
Texas Tech

Birthdate
25/3/1971
College
Texas Tech

Position Not Available

Birthdate25/3/1971

CollegeTexas Tech

Tulsa Shock2011-2011 (1 Season)

Seattle Storm2008-2008 (1 Season)

Houston Comets1997-2000, 2002-2007 (10 Seasons)

WNBA

2xAll-WNBA 2nd Team

2006, 2003

2xAll-Defensive 1st Team

2006, 2005

3xMVP

2005, 2002, 2000

5xAll-WNBA 1st Team

2005, 2002, 2000, 1999, 1998

All-Star MVP

2005

3xDefensive Player of the Year

2003, 2002, 2000

NCAAW

Naismith Award

1993

Final Four Most Outstanding Player

1993

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SherylSwoopes

Biography

Career History

Career Highlights

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