After finishing 7-27 in the 2016 WNBA season, the San Antonio Stars had the number one pick in the 2017 draft. The San Antonio Stars made the obvious decision and drafted the all-time leading NCAA Women's Basketball scoring leader Kelsey Plum.
Kelsey Plum played for the Washington Huskies. Kelsey Plum scored 3,397 career points while playing at Washington. Plum also averaged 31.6 points per game this year.
Kelsey won numerous awards during her four years at Washington. Kelsey won the Pac-12 Freshman of the Year, AP Player of the Year, espnW Player of the Year, and unanimous first team All-American selection, to name a few awards.
Kelsey Plum brings scoring, leadership, and toughness to the San Antonio Stars, something they desperately need after an abysmal season.
If Kayla McBride comes back playing like she did before the fractured foot injury happened, the San Antonio Stars could have a dynamic back court with McBride & Plum next season.
The San Antonio Stars open up their season on April 29th, when they play the Dallas Wings for a preseason game.
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