The Washington Mystics added three new players to their team during Monday night’s WNBA draft, making three out of the first six selections. The team drafted Sonia Citron from Notre Dame with the third pick, KiKi Irafen from USC with the fourth pick, and Georgia Amoore with the sixth pick. General Manager Jamela Wideman emphasized that it was not just their basketball skills that made these women valuable additions to the team, but also their character. Wideman expressed excitement about the new chapter the organization is entering with a new head coach and GM, and highlighted the energy and positivity the new players brought to the introductory press conference at District Winery. Each of the top picks expressed a desire to connect with the Mystics’ fans in the DMV area. This draft marks an important moment for the Mystics as they look to build a competitive and cohesive team for the upcoming season. The addition of Citron, Irafen, and Amoore brings fresh talent and personality to the Mystics roster, setting the stage for an exciting season ahead. Fans and supporters of the Mystics can look forward to seeing these new players in action and witnessing the impact they will have on the team.
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