Washington retiring Kelsey Plum's jersey

Kelsey Plum jersey retirement: Guard will be first Washington Huskies women's basketball player to earn honor
Washington is set to bestow a unique honor to one of its best athletes in school history. The school will retire Kelsey Plum's jersey on Jan. 18 during the team's matchup against the Purdue Boilermakers,
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Kelsey Plum will be the first women’s basketball player in University of Washington history to have her jersey retired.
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The University of Washington announced Friday that former women’s basketball star Kelsey Plum ’s No. 10 jersey will be retired during a special ceremony set for next year. Plum, a standout athlete who shattered records during her college career from 2013 to 2017, will be the first women’s basketball player in UW history to receive this honor.
Washington to retire Kelsey Plum's No. 10
The University of Washington announced Friday that the women's basketball program will retire Kelsey Plum's No. 10 in January -- making her the first player in program history to have
Washington to retire Kelsey Plum's jersey in historic move
SEATTLE - Kelsey Plum will become the first women's basketball player in Washington history to have her jersey retired. The school announced Friday that Plum's No. 10 jersey will be hung from the rafters on Jan.
Kelsey Plum to be honored by Washington Huskies with special tribute
Las Vegas Aces star Kelsey Plum will receive an honor from the Washington women's basketball team as the 30-year-old returns to her old college stomping grounds
Washington basketball to retire No. 10 for Kelsey Plum
On Friday, the Washington Huskies announced they will retire Kelsey Plum's number 10 and make her the first women's basketball player to have her jersey hang from the rafters. The "Forever 10" celebra
Washington retiring Kelsey Plum's jersey; first women's basketball player to receive honor in school history
Kelsey Plum led the Huskies' women's basketball team to its first Final Four appearance and led the nation in scoring as a senior.
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Kelsey Plum’s jersey to be retired by Washington Huskies
Kelsey Plum, the Washington Huskies’ most decorated women’s basketball player who broke the NCAA Division I all-time scoring record, will have her No. 10 jersey retired by UW, the school announced ...
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