Breanna Stewart

Breanna Stewart is known as an American professional basketball player for the Seattle Storm of the Women's National Basketball Association. She is most famous for being the first overall pick in the 2016 WNBA Draft.

Background and Age

Breanna Mackenzie Stewart was born on August 27, 1994 in Syracuse, NY. She was born to guardians, Brian and Heather Stewart. Since the beginning of her childhood at the age of 5 years old, she started adoring the sport of basketball. She would prepare a great deal since her youth days to get better at the sport. She has a sibling named Conor Stewart. She fundamentally learned how to dribble and shoot when she was young.

She went to Cicero-North Syracuse High School. She played basketball there and excelled. After high school, she joined the University of Connecticut. For a large portion of her time in school, she focused on her squad and tried to improve in all aspects of the game.

Relationships

Breanna has not revealed any information about her personal and private relationships.

Career and Net Worth

Breanna Stewart is a born winner. She won three world-class MVP grants in only 35 days. She won the WNBA Regular Season MVP, WNBA Finals MVP, and USA Basketball FIBA World Cup MVP in 2018 before she went on to catch Euroleague MVP. Considered to be the best school basketball player ever, "Stewie" is a 4-time NCAA Champion and 4-time Most Outstanding Player of the NCAA Tournament. She was the first competitor of any sexual orientation to achieve that accomplishment. Otherworldly and flexible, in 2016 Stewie was taken No. 1 overall by the Seattle Storm. She was the most youthful member of the USA Olympic gold award winning squad in Rio, and the WNBA Rookie of the Year.

A characteristic figure on social media, Stewie is a generally enjoyed star, known for her humble, yet decided soul and matter-of-reality rapidly and fair character. Since the minute Breanna Stewart turned pro, she has grasped the chance to advocate for correspondence in all structures. At the point when she won the 2016 ESPY for Best Female Athlete, she gave a speech getting out the media for its absence of coverage of ladies' sports. That same year, she joined her partners over the association by going to bat for Black Lives Matter and joined protestors at LAX against the Muslim boycott.

In December 2019, it was announced that Breanna made the Forbes 30 Under 30 – Sports list.