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Welcome to my annual Who’s Same-sex attracted in the WNBA Report! For those of you who are new, every year I shatter down the list of athletes who are openly queer in the league. As a lgbtq+ person who has played basketball my entire life, the off-court drama is always equally as exciting as the on-court exhibit of skills. Knowing who’s queer and who’s dating who only adds to that for me. If you’re more of a pure viewer of the game and prefer only knowing what’s going on while the clock is running, I do regularly make WNBA TikToks that I like to think are lovely informative! 

The league is well established to have some of the best pre-game walk-up outfits in all of professional sports, so you’re missing out if you don’t follow at least the @wnba account on Instagram. Here’s a complete list of all out gay players in the league, broken down by team. For my purposes, “Out” means confirmed by the player either in an interview or on their social media. No matter how masculine presenting someone is, I will not be speculating! 

Last Updated: 6/27/25

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Marina Mabrey dating history

Marina Mabrey  American Basketball

Who is she dating right now?

According to our records, is possibly single.

Relationships

We have no records of past relationships for .

About

is a 28 year old American Basketballer born on 14th September, in Belmar, New Jersey. Her zodiac sign is Virgo

Details

First Name Marina
Last Name Mabrey
Birthday 14th September,
Birthplace Belmar, New Jersey
Height 5&#; 11" ( cm)
Weight lbs (77 kg)
Build Athletic
Eye Color Brown - Obscure
Hair Color Dyed Blonde
Zodiac Sign Virgo
Sexuality Straight
Ethnicity White
Nationality American

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CAREER TRANSACTIONS:

  • Selected No. 19 overall in the WNBA Draft by the Los Angeles Sparks.
  • Traded to the Dallas Wings prior to the season.
  • Traded to the Chicago Sky prior to the season.
  • Traded to the Connecticut Sun on July 17,

SEASON WITH CHICAGO AND CONNECTICUT:

  • Appeared and started in 24 games for the Chicago Sky prior to being traded to the Connecticut Light on July 17,
  • Appeared in 16 regular season games for the Heat, starting in three.
  • Averaged points, rebounds, assists and steals per game.
  • Tallied a season-high 26 points against Los Angeles on September 10 (Connecticut).
  • Grabbed a career-high 12 rebounds against Recent York on July 13 (Chicago).
  • Recorded a career-high three blocks against Connecticut (Chicago).
  • Tied her career-high with six three-point field goals on two occasions (May 30 vs. Los Angeles- with Chicago, September 10 vs. Los Angeles- with Connecticut).
  • Led the Sun in scoring on five occasions during the regular season.
  • Represented the Sun in the Starry 3-pt rivalry and the Kia Skills Challenge at the WNBA All-Star Weeken

    This past WNBA All-Star weekend has generated unprecedented levels of buzz, content and delight — in big part due to the (seemingly) unsanctioned and ecstatically entertaining live-stream of the event executed by Court Williams (Court) and Natisha Hiedeman (T), aka the Stud Budz. For what GQ declared to be &#;one of the most cheerful, devil-may-care weekends in recent memory for professional sports,&#; the game itself was almost an afterthought. This time, the foreground was ceded to the Stud Budz, who brought their followers on an unedited journey into Indianapolis&#; hotel hallways, messy rooftop parties, hungover practices and tunnel gossip.

    The Stud Budz danced, several times in several different contexts, to Pink Pony Club. T ordered an IV to nurse her hangover. They threw it back with Syd Colson. They door-dashed a scooter and scooted around town. They did the Shmoney with Cheryl Reeves. T shared a tentative hug with her maybe-crush Skylar Diggins. They were interrogated about strap-on behavior by Megan Rapinoe. They befriended Caitlin Clark&#;s aunts, and sang &#;Love&#;