Kara Wolters
Professional basketball player, WNBA champion
Professional basketball player, WNBA champion
A professional basketball player, contributed significantly to women's basketball. Played collegiate basketball at the University of Connecticut, winning a national championship in 1995. Entered the WNBA and played for the Houston Comets, clinching a championship in 2000. Transitioned to a successful career in sports broadcasting after retirement.
Won a national championship in 1995 with the University of Connecticut
Won the WNBA championship in 2000 with the Houston Comets
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