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An easy reference page enabling fans to keep up with former Irish stars in the pros.

July 11, 2006

Wondering how former Irish standouts such as Ruth Riley, Megan Duffy and Charel Allen are doing with their WNBA teams? Look no further, as UND.com has put together a simple reference page which will allow Irish fans to keep up with their favorite players in the WNBA.

Ruth Riley (2001-present)
Two-time WNBA Champion (2003, 2006)
2003 WNBA Finals MVP
2005 WNBA All-Star
First Vice-President, WNBA Players Association
Miami Sol (2001-02)
Detroit Shock (2003-06)
San Antonio Silver Stars (2007)

Riley's official WNBA biography page with statistics
Riley's WNBA blog
Riley's official web site
Nothing But Nets (Riley is spokesperson and advocate for organization fighting malaria in Africa)

Megan Duffy (2006-present)
Minnesota Lynx (2006-07)
Los Angeles Sparks (2007)
New York Liberty (2008)

Duffy's official WNBA biography page with statistics

Charel Allen (2008-present)
Sacramento Monarchs (2008)

General Links
Official San Antonio Silver Stars Team Page
Official New York Liberty Team Page
Official Sacramento Monarchs Team Page
Official WNBA Home Page

Notre Dame Players Currently Inactive/Retired From WNBA

Jacqueline Batteast became the third Irish alum to earn a WNBA championship ring, doing so with the Detroit Shock in 2006.

Katryna Gaither
Utah Starzz (2000)
Indiana Fever (2000)
Cleveland Rockers (2002)
Los Angeles Sparks (2002)
Washington Mystics (2002)
Minnesota Lynx (2007)

Niele Ivey
Indiana Fever (2001-04)
Detroit Shock (2005)
Phoenix Mercury (2005)

Beth Morgan (Cunningham)
Washington Mystics (2000)

Coquese Washington
2000 WNBA Champion
Past President, WNBA Players Association
New York Liberty (1998-99)
Houston Comets (2000-02)
Indiana Fever (2002-03)