DiJonai Carrington reflects on Connecticut Sun's final game in Uncasville
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 25, 2026, 10:04 PM
Last updated Sep 25, 2026

DiJonai Carrington, formerly of the Connecticut Sun, expressed sadness over the team's final game in Uncasville on September 22. Reflecting on her time with the organization, Carrington noted the camaraderie built during her time on the team. She emphasized the importance of the relationships formed and the unique experiences of traveling and playing together as teammates. Carrington has since joined the Chicago Sky but faced challenges this season due to a foot injury, limiting her appearances on the court. She indicated uncertainty about her future with the Sky, mentioning factors to consider moving forward.
- •DiJonai Carrington played four seasons with the Connecticut Sun.
- •The Sun's last game took place in Uncasville on September 22.
- •Carrington became the WNBA's Most Improved Player with the Sun.
- •She signed with the Chicago Sky but was limited to 11 games this season.
- •Carrington expressed gratitude for her time and friendships formed with the Sun.
- 10:04 PMYahoo Sports — Former Connecticut Sun standout DiJonai Carrington reflects on team's final game in state: 'So sad'
"Carrington developed from a second-round pick into the WNBA's Most Improved Player with the Sun.
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