Sonia Citron discusses her game-winning shot and the bond with teammate Kiki Iriafen on ESPN's "Chiney Today." She emphasizes the fearless mentality of the Washington Mystics, her growth as a player beyond shooting, and the influence of her heritage on her work ethic. Additional topics include her experience at All-Star Weekend, the impact of her time at Notre Dame, and training with her boyfriend, Marist Liufau.

By the Numbers
  • Sonia is a two-time WNBA All-Star.
  • She participated in competitive practice games for cash during All-Star Weekend initiated by Becky Hammon.
Yes, But

While Sonia highlights the team’s young core and fearless mentality, there is a complexity in adapting to higher performance expectations as they transition to tougher competition.

State of Play
  • The Washington Mystics are currently focused on developing a resilient team culture.
  • Sonia's playing style is evolving with her improving skills in ball handling and playmaking.
What's Next

Sonia aims to refine her overall game, as she prepares for more intense competition ahead and seeks to elevate the Mystics' performance in upcoming matches.

Bottom Line

Sonia Citron’s journey reflects the importance of resilience and continuous improvement, backed by a strong cultural foundation and supportive teammates. Her story serves as a testament to the determination needed to succeed in the WNBA.