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WNBA Mascots at the 2024 WNBA Skills Challenge
This is a list of Current WNBA Mascots in alphabetical order:
Connecticut Sun
Blaze
[
1
]
Las Vegas Aces
Buckets
[
2
]
Seattle Storm
Doppler
[
3
]
New York Liberty
Ellie the Elephant
[
4
]
Indiana Fever
Freddy Fever
[
5
]
Dallas Wings
Lightning
[
6
]
Washington Mystics
Pax
[
7
]
Minnesota Lynx
Prowl
[
8
]
Phoenix Mercury
Scorch
[
9
]
Chicago Sky
Skye the Lioness (formerly known as Sky Guy)
[
10
]
[
11
]
Los Angeles Sparks
Sparky
[
12
]
[
13
]
Note that the Atlanta Dream's
Star
retired in 2020 and has not been replaced yet
[
14
]
References
↑
"What is the Connecticut Sun mascot? Meet Blaze"
.
Yahoo Sports
. 2024-05-14
. Retrieved
2024-07-20
.
↑
Keefer, Case (2021-05-20).
"Commitment to Excellence: Aces are now part of the 'Raiders family'
"
.
Las Vegas Sun
. Retrieved
2024-07-20
.
↑
"Doppler, the Seattle Storm Mascot performs for the audience during a..."
Getty Images
. 2022-09-04
. Retrieved
2024-07-20
.
↑
Covington, Abigail (2023-10-13).
"Have You Ever Seen an Elephant Twerk?"
.
The New York Times
.
ISSN
0362-4331
. Retrieved
2024-07-20
.
↑
"Why are they called the Fever? Explaining the origin of Indiana's WNBA nickname, mascot | Sporting News"
.
www.sportingnews.com
. 2024-05-13
. Retrieved
2024-07-20
.
↑
"Lightning, mascot of the Dallas Wings during the game against the..."
Getty Images
. 2022-06-11
. Retrieved
2024-07-20
.
↑
Hatfield, Jenn (2022-04-12).
"Inside the Washington Mystics' draft party"
.
The Next
. Retrieved
2024-07-20
.
↑
"Prowl"
.
Minnesota Lynx
. Retrieved
2024-07-20
.
↑
"Scorch"
.
Phoenix Mercury
. Retrieved
2024-07-20
.
↑
Tribune, Chicago Tribune | Chicago (2006-06-23).
"Sky Guy: He's a real ladies' man"
.
Chicago Tribune
. Retrieved
2024-07-20
.
↑
Staff, Crusader (2024-08-26).
"Chicago Sky Introduce New Mascot, Skye the Lioness"
. Retrieved
2024-08-26
.
↑
"Sparks"
.
The Mascot Company
. Retrieved
2024-07-20
.
↑
"SPARKS: Sparky"
.
www.wnba.com
. Retrieved
2024-07-20
.
↑
Goodman, Darius (2020-02-28).
"Star retires as Atlanta Dream Mascot"
.
Henry Herald
. Retrieved
2024-07-20
.
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