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SEVEN CONSECUTIVE <strong>WNBA</strong> PLAYOFF APPEARANCES<br />
DRAFT TRANSACTIONS<br />
(1) Acquired Stephanie White from Miami, in exchange for Sandy<br />
Brondello and a 2000 first-round draft pick, following the 2000<br />
Expansion Draft.<br />
(2) Acquired Monica Maxwell from Washington, in exchange for<br />
selecting Nyree Roberts and a 2000 fourth-round draft pick, following<br />
the 2000 Expansion Draft.<br />
(3) Acquired Latavia Coleman from Houston, in exchange for Latina<br />
Davis and Renee Robinson, following the 2000 Draft.<br />
(4) Acquired Natalie Williams and Coretta Brown from San Antonio, in<br />
exchange for Sylvia Crawley and Gwen Jackson, following the 2003<br />
Dispersal Draft and the 2003 Draft.<br />
DRAFT HISTORY<br />
DRAFT SELECTIONS BY SCHOOLS<br />
Arizona-1<br />
Arizona State-1<br />
Connecticut-1<br />
Duke-3<br />
Georgia-1<br />
Georgia Tech-2<br />
Indiana-1<br />
Iowa State-1<br />
Louisiana State-2<br />
Mississippi State-2<br />
Missouri-1<br />
North Carolina-1<br />
NC State-2<br />
Notre Dame-1<br />
Purdue-2<br />
Rutgers-1<br />
San Diego State-1<br />
Stanford-1<br />
Tennessee-3<br />
USC-1<br />
Vanderbilt-5<br />
Virginia-1<br />
Virginia Commonwealth-1<br />
Virginia Tech-1<br />
West Virginia-1<br />
A 6-5 native of Jackson, Miss., Sasha Goodlett averaged 14.5 points and 7.7 rebounds as a senior. She finished her career at<br />
Georgia Tech ranked among career leaders in points scored (10th, 1,364), rebounds (9th, 760) and blocked shots (5th, 127). During<br />
her final campaign, Goodlett earned All-ACC Second Team and ACC All-Tournament First Team accolades as she helped the<br />
Jackets to 12 ACC wins and a 26-9 mark overall. The Yellow Jackets played in the ACC Championship Game for only the second<br />
time in school history. Goodlett is just the second Georgia Tech player ever chosen in the first round of the <strong>WNBA</strong> Draft, following<br />
Alex Montgomery’s No. 10 selection in 2011, by the New York Liberty. She played at Tech under MaChelle Joseph whose career<br />
began as a player and assistant coach at Purdue under current Fever coach Lin Dunn.<br />
<strong>2012</strong> Fever first-rounder Sasha Goodlett led Georgia Tech to the NCAA Sweet Sixteen for the first time in school history.<br />
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