WNBA Honors Father-Daughter Relationships by Hosting Special Game Nights in Team Markets
June 16, 2011 - Women's National Basketball Association (WNBA) News Release
NEW YORK, June 16, 2011 -- The Women's National Basketball Association (WNBA) will once again celebrate the special connection between dads and daughters by inviting them to experience female athleticism at its best. From special ticket promotions to themed in-arena events, WNBA Dads & Daughters will encourage fathers and daughters to spend quality time together while forging a lasting bond through the game of basketball.
"As the WNBA continues its celebratory 15th season, we are honored to recognize the dads and daughters who have contributed to the league's ongoing success," said WNBA President Laurel Richie. "We can't think of a better way to honor the close relationships shared between daughters and their fathers during these games then by providing an incredible and memorable experience for them to enjoy."
The league's 12 teams will host events and offer exciting promotions, special premiums, collectable items, basketball clinics, player appearances, and in-arena contests. Additional information can be found on WNBA.com or team websites.
WNBA Dads & Daughters games include:
Atlanta Dream Sunday, June 19
Chicago Sky Friday, June 17
Connecticut Sun Sunday, June 19
Indiana Fever Tuesday, June 14
Los Angeles Sparks Saturday, September 10
Minnesota Lynx Friday, June 17
New York Liberty Sunday, June 26
Phoenix Mercury Sunday, June 19
San Antonio Silver Stars Saturday, June 11
Seattle Storm Friday, June 17
Tulsa Shock Saturday, June 18
Washington Mystics Sunday, June 26
D&D Night
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