Awa Fam represents WNBA's global future during World Cup debut
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 28, 2026, 4:07 PM
Last updated Aug 28, 2026

Awa Fam, the Seattle Storm rookie, is set to make her World Cup debut in Berlin, Germany, on September 4. Drafted third overall in the 2026 WNBA Draft, Fam joins three Storm teammates representing their nations at the tournament. Despite a challenging season with the Storm, where they hold a record of 8-31, Fam has stood out, showing promise with her impressive skills. The WNBA's growing international presence was highlighted by Commissioner Cathy Engelbert, emphasizing the league's future direction. Fam's transition from Valencia to the Storm illustrates her journey in both domestic and international basketball.
- •Awa Fam is making her World Cup debut on September 4.
- •The Storm currently have an 8-31 record this season.
- •Commissioner Cathy Engelbert highlighted WNBA's international growth.
- •Fam is leading all rookies in rebounding this season.
- •Three Storm players will also compete in the World Cup.
- 4:07 PMYahoo Sports — The WNBA's future is global. Seattle Storm rookie Awa Fam is what it looks like
"Awa Fam is making her World Cup debut amid a tough season for the Storm. The rookie is part of an exciting future for her franchise and the WNBA.
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