
The WNBA has successfully filled all of its head coaching positions after a record seven open spots this offseason. The latest hires include Chris Koclanes for Dallas and Sydney Johnson for Washington, completing the seven new head coaching appointments.
Among the seven new hires, there is a diverse mix of backgrounds. Three were former college head coaches, two were WNBA assistants, and one is an international coach. Stephanie White, a former WNBA head coach, secured a position with Indiana. Additionally, Natalie Nakase will lead the Golden State Valkyries next season, making it a total of seven women and six men coaching the 13 teams.