Azzi Fudd Headlines WNBA 3-Point Contest Field

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Azzi Fudd Headlines WNBA 3-Point Contest Field

Fudd will headline Friday’s WNBA 3-Point Contest alongside Marina Mabrey, Rhyne Howard, Natisha Hiedeman, Janelle Salaun and Bridget Carleton. The six-player field brings together proven perimeter shooters and emerging threats, setting up a wide-open competition. Each participant will chase the league’s shooting crown during All-Star festivities, with no clear favorite separating the group entering the event.

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