Heroic, humble, and human can best describe the spirit of Diamond DeShields. The fifth-year pro, All Star, and champion has become a venerable presence in the sport, known for her energetic style of play and vibrant athleticism.
From the time she started in 2018 with the Chicago Sky, she has lived up to her own attributes. She showed what she was made of when she made the All-Rookie Team that year. In 2019, she not only made the All-Star team, but was the Skills Challenge champion and made the All-WNBA Second Team. Then in 2021, she helped the Sky on their remarkable title run. Read More
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