AnnWauters

Center

Birthdate
12/10/1980
Birthplace
Bilzen, Belgium

Birthdate
12/10/1980
Birthplace
Bilzen, Belgium

Position Center

Birthdate12/10/1980

BirthplaceBilzen, Belgium

Los Angeles Sparks2016-2016 (1 Season)

Seattle Storm2012-2012 (1 Season)

San Antonio Silver Stars2008-2009 (2 Seasons)

New York Liberty2004-2005 (2 Seasons)

Cleveland Rockers2000-2002 (3 Seasons)

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AnnWauters

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