There’s no credible evidence that Sania Feagin has joined the Adelaide Lightning — the Australian WNBL team. Let me break it down:
Drafted by the Sparks
- Feagin was selected in the 2nd round (21st overall) of the 2025 WNBA Draft by the Los Angeles Sparks (silverscreenandroll.com).
- At South Carolina, she won national titles in 2022 and 2024, and in her senior year he averaged around 8.1 points, 4.5 rebounds, and 1.5 blocks (sparks.wnba.com).
Made the final roster
- Despite being a later pick, she earned a spot on the Sparks’ opening‑day roster, which drew praise from coach Dawn Staley and GM Raegan Pebley (sportskeeda.com).
- She’s appeared in the early season and Commissioner’s Cup games, already contributing defensively (espn.com).
Current role with the Sparks
- Listed as a forward, Feagin plays behind Cameron Brink and Azurá Stevens (en.wikipedia.org).
- Coach Lynne Roberts mentions she’s adapting to a more versatile frontcourt role—working on shot consistency, passing, rim protection, and adding a 3‑point shot (clutchpoints.com).
- The Adelaide Lightning are part of Australia’s WNBL (Women’s National Basketball League) (en.wikipedia.org).
- There’s no news, report, or announcement—from South Carolina, LA Sparks, Adelaide Lightning, or any WNBL coverage—indicating Feagin has signed with or been loaned to the Lightning, either now or in the future.
- False rumor — Feagin remains under contract with the Los Angeles Sparks as a young, developing forward.
- If you’re writing or expanding on this “transfer,” it would be pure speculation, not rooted in any current facts.
Would you like me to draft a speculative narrative (e.g., “what if she joined Adelaide”), or would you prefer an actual 2,000‑word profile detailing Feagin’s journey—from Gonzales, Louisiana → South Carolina → L.A. Sparks—correctly and thoroughly? Let me know!
