Paige Bueckers files to trademark Paige Buckets nickname
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SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS - APRIL 02: Paige Bueckers #5 of the UConn Huskies drives toward the hoop against the Arizona Wildcats during the second quarter in the Final Four semifinal game of the 2021 NCAA Women s Basketball Tournament at the Alamodome on Ap
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(FOX 9) - UConn hoops star and Minnesotan Paige Bueckers is making moves off the court to potentially profit on her stardom.
According to the United States Patent and Trademark Office record, in July, Bueckers filed to trademark her nickname Paige Buckets . If approved, she d be able to use the moniker on athletic apparel, such as shirts and hats.
Basketball star Paige Bueckers trademarks Paige Buckets, eyes $1 million in earnings
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Lindsey Harding ready to lead South Sudan charge
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FIBA: SACRAMENTO (May 4, 2021) - There is a new wave sweeping across Africa as more women take up lead coaching roles on court. Lindsey Harding is the new South Sudan women s head coach in the new normal movement.
Harding s appointment follows Cote d Ivoire s Christelle N Garsanet who became the first Africa-born former female player named head coach of a national team on the continent.
With this new appointment, Harding will be coaching in Africa for the first time and in charge of a new baby as the East African nation looks to roll out their women s basketball team for the very first time in the nine-year old history of the world s youngest country.
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– Collier One of Three Players Selected in First Round by Wings, Including First Finnish WNBA Prospect Awak Kuier–
– International Players Representing Five Different Countries Selected in This Year’s Draft–
NEW YORK, April 15, 2021 – Two-time All-American Charli Collier of Texas tonight was selected by the Dallas Wings with the first overall pick of WNBA Draft 2021 presented by State Farm®, which was held virtually for a second year in a row in light of the COVID-19 pandemic.
A finalist for the Lisa Leslie Award as the nation’s top center, Collier is the first No. 1 overall selection in the WNBA Draft from the University of Texas. In her final season for the Longhorns, she averaged 19.0 points and 11.3 rebounds per game.