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Bibby sparkles in WNBA debut - feature photo

Bibby sparkles in WNBA debut

Five days after officially rejoining the club with which she had trained preseason, Chloe Bibby has made her debut in the world's premier women's basketball league, the WNBA.

24 June, 2025

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The Miners' Chloe Bibby shoots in NBL1 South match against Geelong United. Picture Kate Healy

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Chloe Bibby has won the Miners MVP. Picture by Adam Trafford

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Cody Bryan with his defensive player of the year trophy.

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