WNBA players aim to get students more involved in activities
Current and former WNBA players visited students at P.S. 9 on Thursday.
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Feb 8, 2019, 1:00 PM
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Updated 2,131 days ago
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Current and former WNBA players visited students at P.S. 9 on Thursday.
The event at a Prospect Heights playground was geared toward getting children more involved.
“Sports is such a beautiful thing and it brings people together no matter gender, religion, anything of those sorts,” said Natasha Cloud, a Washington Mystics guard.
The WNBA season starts in May
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