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The WNBA Select team began practice for the World Cup on Thursday in Tarrytown, N.Y.

Thursday's photo gallery
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Bid for the Cause
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Bid now on a basketball signed by the 2003 WNBA All-Star team, golf with Jason Kidd and more in the NBA/WNBA Breast Health Auction benefiting The Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation.

Photo Memory: Yolanda Griffith

All The World's A Stage
Ruth Riley, Kara Lawson, Nikki Teasley and the rest of the 'WNBA Select' team took some time before practice to answer fan questions from the World Cup Mailbox.

Sue or Swin? Vote for the top play

Confessions of a TV Addict
Kayte Christensen of the Phoenix Mercury breaks down the lastest episode of "The Bachelor."

Chamique Holdsclaw Works Out

SHOCK CHAMPIONSHIP GEAR AT THE WNBA STORE

Detroit Shock Team Shop

Shock Championship T-shirt

Shock Championship Cap

WNBA Team Shield Cap

2003 LEADERS

POINTS

Lauren Jackson	SEA	21.2
Chamique Holdsclaw	WAS	20.5
Tamika Catchings	IND	19.7
Lisa Leslie	LAS	18.4
Katie Smith	MIN	18.2

REBOUNDS

Chamique Holdsclaw	WAS	10.9
Cheryl Ford	DET	10.4
Lisa Leslie	LAS	10.0
Lauren Jackson	SEA	9.3
Tari Phillips	NYL	8.5

ASSISTS

Ticha Penicheiro	SAC	6.7
Sue Bird	SEA	6.5
Nikki Teasley	LAS	6.3
Shannon Johnson	CON	5.8
Dawn Staley	CHA	5.1

FEATURES

Photo Memory: Griffith
Sacramento's Yolanda Griffith talks about her offensive game, facing Margo Dydek and adjusting for various defenders.

WNBA Finals Trivia Quiz
How well do you know your facts, figures and trivia tidbits from this year's Finals? Find out how you stack up.

Served by Their Youth
With no starter older than 28 and no player older than 29, the Shock are in good shape for a lengthy reign among the WNBA elite.

Here's to the Winners
From Cheryl Ford to Sheryl Swoopes, check out the winners of some of the WNBA's postseaon awards.

Sting point guard Dawn Staley breaks down the finer points of dribbling:
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News-Star: 2003 an emotional ride for Ford

Sac. Bee: GM Whisenant to remain coach

Sting: Feaster to mentor for ShadeTree Home

THIS IS WHO I AM


	Standing Tall: A 30-foot billboard picturing Storm guard Sue Bird now hangs over the NIKETOWN entrance in Seattle. Bird was selected in a vote this summer to replace the previous subject, Gary Payton, and the billboard was unveiled on Oct. 4. (Storm Photos) • Most popular photos (optimized for Flash 6) • 2003 WNBA Photo Galleries

TWENTY QUESTIONS

Cheryl Ford
Selected to the All-Star team in her rookie season, the former Louisiana Tech star is quickly making a name for herself at the pro level. Get to know Cheryl Ford in the latest "20 Questions."

Twenty Questions Index

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