Through expectations, adversity and advocacy, Chamique Holdsclaw’s Hall-of-Fame impact exceeds the boundaries of the basketball court
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Through expectations, adversity and advocacy, Chamique Holdsclaw’s Hall-of-Fame impact exceeds the boundaries of the basketball court
Chamique Holdsclaw. | Getty Images Chamique Holdsclaw, arguably, was the first women’s basketball prodigy of the WNBA era. After winning four New York state championships at Christ the King, the Queens native arrived at Tennessee in 1995, a year before the announcement of the WNBA. The timing was fortuitous. Holdsclaw fit the profile of the perfect future WNBA star as a 6-foot-2 forward oozing with offensive talent. Her time as a Lady Vol only confirmed that Mique was made to be THE star who ...
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PrimaryThrough expectations, adversity and advocacy, Chamique Holdsclaw’s Hall-of-Fame impact exceeds the boundaries of the basketball court
A basketball prodigy, Chamique Holdsclaw’s career did not unfold as expected, but she’s no less influential.
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