Skylar Diggins: ‘We’re disappointed with where we are. … But it’s not going to be a “woe is me” [outlook]’
Bella Munson
Bella has been a contributor for The IX Basketball since September 2023 and is the site's Seattle Storm beat reporter. She also writes for The Equalizer while completing her Journalism & Public Interest Communication degree at the University of Washington.
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