Auriemma: ‘She’s probably the best freshman in the country at this point’
Cameron Ruby
Cameron Ruby is the Sparks reporter for The IX Basketball. She is a Bay Area native currently living in Los Angeles.
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With the absence of Timea Gardiner and Sienna Betts, UCLA is rewriting its offense
Cori Close: “If we can get the ball to Lauren, play with poise, and rebound, we’ll be okay’
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Sights and sounds from the defensive battle for the ‘real SC’
In the defensive showdown between the two USCs, the Gamecocks showed why they are ranked second in the country
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Los Angeles Sparks set new standard with record-breaking $150M training facility
Eric Holoman: ‘It reflects our commitment to our team, our fans, and the city of Los Angeles’
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USC promises a new look amid departures, absences and a variety of additions
The numbers from USC’s 2024-2025 last season tell a story of dominance interrupted.
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The Sparks’ 2025 playoff dreams were slashed, but the season was still a success
Roberts: “We didn’t finish with the ultimate goal, but I’m proud of the improvement and the way these guys battled all season”
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The Sparks’ case for Azurá Stevens as this year’s Most Improved Player
Lynne Roberts: ‘The numbers speak for themselves’
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Rickea Jackson’s offensive impact is crucial to Sparks’ success
When the second year player scores over 20 points, the Sparks are 8-0
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Defense is a challenge for the Sparks. Can Cameron Brink and Latricia Trammell help?
Trammel: ‘We’re trying just to be as aggressive as we possibly can’
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In a season of adjustments, Los Angeles Sparks rookie Sania Feagin is adapting yet again
Feagin’s minutes were sparse even before Cameron Brink returned. Now, her role takes another turn