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Storm co-owner leaves teen girls in tears amid Sophie Cunningham controversy

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Storm co-owner leaves teen girls in tears amid Sophie Cunningham controversy
New York Post
New York Post12 mins ago
Storm co-owner leaves teen girls in tears amid Sophie Cunningham controversy
During the Seattle Storm’s 105-95 loss to the Indiana Fever on Tuesday night, two teenage fans were allegedly verbally assaulted by team owner Celeste Keaton, referring to them as “f—– insane.” Keaton approached the two girls who were sitting courtside holding a sign that read “Thank you, Sophie for speaking up for gir
Fox News
Fox News1 hrs ago
Sophie Cunningham fans allege Storm players, exec heckled girls during game over support of women's sports
Teenage girls allegedly faced thumbs-down gestures from Storm players and verbal abuse from a team co-owner at the Indiana Fever game in Seattle.
Marca
Marca5 hrs ago
Sophie Cunningham divides fans: those for and against her clash right in the middle of Fever game
Sophie Cunningham divides fans: those for and against her clash right in the middle of Fever game  marca.com
WNBA Co-Owner Accused Of Cursing Out Teen Girls Over XX-XY Shirts
Talk about a big-league blowup. Seattle Storm co-owner Celeste Keaton allegedly hurled a series of expletives at a pair of teenage girls during Tuesday night’s game, leaving one of the 16-year-olds in tears after they showed support for Indiana Fever star Sophie Cunningham while wearing XX-XY Athletics gear. Independen
Business Insider
Business Insider🏁 first to report2 days ago
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