The Connecticut Sun parted ways with head coach Stephanie White, the team announced Monday. It marks the seventh head coaching vacancy in the WNBA.
'We want to thank Stephanie for her time in Connecticut and her commitment to our organization over the past two seasons,' Connecticut Sun President Jen Rizzotti said. 'We wish her the best in her future endeavors.'White said the decision to leave Connecticut was a personal and professional decision.'It's not an easy decision to leave Connecticut, but I think the best one for my family and my career,' White told ESPN.
Read More: Indiana Fever Part Ways With Head Coach Christie SidesThe Sun will look to replace White in the coming weeks as the team prepares for the 2025 season.'I think No. 1 is just some stability over an uncertain time in the WNBA,' Rizzotti told ESPN.
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