Te-Hola Paopao from South Carolina makes Atlanta Dream 2025 opening day squad

Former women’s basketball in South Carolina, the start-up guard Te-Hola Paopao, made the opening day of Atlanta Dream for the 2025 WNBA season.

Paopao, who played two seasons under coach Dawn Staley from 2023, was the first Gamecocks player who was moved in on April 14 when she became number 18 (second round). Bree Hall was recorded by the Indiana fever number 20, but was lifted on May 5. Sania Feagin was selected by the Los Angeles Sparks No. 21 and made his last roster. In this WNBA season, Staley’s second rookie became.

All WNBA service plans had to be completed on May 15th to 5pm. With 13 WNBA teams that have a maximum of 12 places, there are only 156 places in the entire league.

Paopao, a 5-foot 9 shooter, began the last two seasons for South Carolina after she started her career in Oregon. This season she achieved an average of 9.4 points and 2.8 templates and improved her theft per game average from 0.8 to 1.1. Their templates led the team and their point per game became the fourth.