Websites devoted to professional women's basketball player Diana Taurasi,
who retired from WNBA Phoenix Mercury in February 2025, retaining the record
six Olympic gold medals, and one of the greatest impacts on US Woman's Basketball.
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Official information on her career, photos, blog, charity shop, with contacts in Los Angeles and Phoenix.
Career statistics with video summarising her career impact, and related links.
Lists appearances in US National senior team from 2004 to 2024, EuroLeague 2006 to 2018, other championships and achievements. includes photo gallery, news articles and video links.
Brief bio, stats, related news articles and videos.
Brief biography with international awards citing 6 gold medals for team USA, related articles with photos, and social media links.
Record from the 2003-04 women's basketball roster as player #3, with brief biography, statistics from 2000, and links to current games.
Lists honours, medals and career highlights to 2024. Includes articles about her impact with photos, and social media links.
Phoenix Mercury shooting guard or point guard career spanning 2004 to 2024, with off-season teams in Moscow 2006–to 2011 and international championships. Includes outstanding awards, and contributions to the game.
Biography spanning her 21 years experience as Phoenix Mercury #3 guard and international awards. Includes statistics from 2004 to 2024, and related links.
Three episode series about her life story and career available on subscription or trial. Summary with key staff at Amazon Studios.
(August 07, 2025)
USA Today Sports interview summarising her career, including player off-season income, and ending with her favourite players.
(August 07, 2025)
Fifty three minutes of video featuring highlights at Phoenix games.
(February 26, 2025)
News article by Sean Gregory reporting her decision at age 42 years.
(February 25, 2025)
Article by Eric Adelson about the Huskies player.
(November 12, 2002)
Brief bio, stats, related news articles and videos.
Official information on her career, photos, blog, charity shop, with contacts in Los Angeles and Phoenix.
Career statistics with video summarising her career impact, and related links.
Lists honours, medals and career highlights to 2024. Includes articles about her impact with photos, and social media links.
Biography spanning her 21 years experience as Phoenix Mercury #3 guard and international awards. Includes statistics from 2004 to 2024, and related links.
Brief biography with international awards citing 6 gold medals for team USA, related articles with photos, and social media links.
Record from the 2003-04 women's basketball roster as player #3, with brief biography, statistics from 2000, and links to current games.
Lists appearances in US National senior team from 2004 to 2024, EuroLeague 2006 to 2018, other championships and achievements. includes photo gallery, news articles and video links.
Phoenix Mercury shooting guard or point guard career spanning 2004 to 2024, with off-season teams in Moscow 2006–to 2011 and international championships. Includes outstanding awards, and contributions to the game.
Three episode series about her life story and career available on subscription or trial. Summary with key staff at Amazon Studios.
(August 07, 2025)
USA Today Sports interview summarising her career, including player off-season income, and ending with her favourite players.
(August 07, 2025)
Fifty three minutes of video featuring highlights at Phoenix games.
(February 26, 2025)
News article by Sean Gregory reporting her decision at age 42 years.
(February 25, 2025)
Article by Eric Adelson about the Huskies player.
(November 12, 2002)
