Kiki Iriafen is redefining what it means to be a rookie—balancing big‑stage performances, deep family ties and a quiet determination that hints at even greater things ahead. Check all about her.

Sonia Citron is playing well, but there isn't much of an argument for any player to surpass Paige Bueckers as Rookie of the Year front-runner.

The former Harvard-Westlake and Stanford star had a goal of playing in the WNBA, but being an All-Star in Year 1? “Not even ...

Mystics Rookie Recognized by Former 6-Time WNBA All-Star on Tuesday originally appeared on Athlon Sports.

Sonia Citron and Kiki Iriafen made history as rookie All-Stars for the Washington Mystics. They are the first rookie ...

Kiki Iriafen didn’t have the most picture-perfect final season in college. The 6’3 forward, who had transferred to USC after three years at Stanford, saw her offensive role slightly diminish as her ...

Washington Mystics All-Star rookie Kiki Iriafen broke down the difficulties that she has experienced guarding veteran bigs in the WNBA.

The Chicago Sky lost their sixth consecutive game on Tuesday night. They fell to the Washington Mystics, 103-86, which ...

"I was able to be in the WNBA because I had the right people supporting me, so to be able to extend that to the next generation is super special,” Iriafen tells Teen Vogue.

As the 2025 WNBA trade deadline approaches, here are five candidates to watch, including Marina Mabrey and Aaliyah Edwards.

Mystics rookie Kiki Iriafen is thrilled to be on a this WNBA journey with teammate and fellow rookie, Sonia Citron.

Harvard-Westlake’s Kiki Iriafen dives for a loose ball against Troy in the first half of their CIF-SS Basketball Division 1 championship game Feb. 29, 2020, at Azusa Pacific.