Mystics' Lauren Betts Reveals Advice Cori Close Gave Her for Training Camp
Summary
Lauren Betts, a new player for the Washington Mystics, is starting her WNBA training camp soon after winning the national championship with UCLA. Her college coach, Cori Close, advised her to work hard, learn from others, and be a good teammate as she begins her professional career.Key Facts
- Lauren Betts was the fourth overall pick by the Washington Mystics in the recent WNBA Draft.
- Betts just finished playing for UCLA, helping them win the NCAA National Championship.
- Betts is a 6-foot-7 center who had a strong college career with good average points, rebounds, assists, and blocks.
- Cori Close, Betts’ college coach, told her to remember she earned her spot and to focus on learning and teamwork.
- The Mystics had a 16-28 record last season and missed the playoffs two years in a row.
- Betts is taking care of her body as she recovers from a long college season, with support from Mystics staff, including player Kiki Iriafen.
- The Mystics’ new season starts May 8, with a preseason game on April 25.
- The team has other young players like Shakira Austin, Sonia Citron, and Georgia Amoore.
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