Storm Owner Suspended After Clash With Sophie Cunningham Supporters

Two teens, wearing shirts with XX and XY chromosomes on them, were backing the Fever guard's stance on banning transgender athletes from women's sports

Sophie Cunningham breaks silence after apology from Seattle Storm co-owner  MARCA

Seattle Storm minority owner Celeste Keaton lashed out at a few Sophie Cunningham fans, and the WNBA made sure she was punished.

Seattle Storm co-owner Celeste Keaton suspended by league for 5 games after interaction with fans  AP News

An ugly situation in Seattle has Fever guard Sophie Cunningham back in the spotlight.

The WNBA suspended Seattle Storm co-owner Celeste Keaton for five home games and fined her an undisclosed amount after an exchange with two teenage girls in which Keaton allegedly called them "f--king insane."

Storm fined, co-owner can't attend games after fan confrontation  ESPN

JK Rowling called the young fans "heroines" after video showed them being harassed by a Seattle Storm co-owner over their women's sports protest.

The Storm-Fever game was Indiana's first since Cunningham said it's "common sense" to bar transgender athletes from women's sports.

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After cursing out teen girls supporting female-only sports, Seattle Storm co-owner Celeste Keaton has been fined and suspended from attending the WNBA team’s next five home games. The punishment was confirmed by the WNBA on Wednesday evening, according to Fox News. The same day, Storm majority owner Ginny Gilder apolog

WNBA basketball team Seattle Storm apologize after co-owner berates girls with 'thank you' sign for Sophie Cunningham.

The Storm's majority owner released a statement apologizing for the incident.

The Seattle Storm have issued an apology to two teenage girls who were verbally and profanely harassed and cursed by the team's co-owner, Celeste Keaton.

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