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  • The Mystics selected Chamique Holdsclaw with the No. 1 pick in the WNBA draft.
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  • More on Holdsclaw, Shalonda Enis and Andrea Nagy is available on the WNBA's site.

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    Chamique Holdsclaw
    F/G, 6-2, Tennessee '99
    Holdsclaw, a two-time Associated Press women's basketball player of the year, averaged 20.4 points and 8.8 rebounds per game during her four-year career at Tennessee. She led the Lady Vols to three consecutive NCAA championships.

    Shalonda Enis
    C, 6-1, Alabama '97
    Enis, who played the past two seasons in the ABL with the Seattle Reign, averaged 16.8 points and 7.7 rebounds per game. A former Kodak all-American at Alabama, she was named the ABL rookie of the year and selected to the ABL all-star team in 1998.

    Andrea Nagy
    G, 5-7, Florida International '95
    Nagy (pronounced Nahj) finished third in the ABL in assists last season at 6.2 per game for the Philadelphia Rage. A native of Budapest, she led the nation in assists as a junior (9.8 per game) and senior (10.3) at Florida International. Prior to playing for the Rage, Nagy played for the Long Beach Stingrays and Seattle Reign.

    Jennifer Whittle
    C, 6-5, Perth Breakers (Australia)
    Whittle has played for the Women's National Basketball League of Australia since 1989 and with the Australian National Team since 1994. She was a back-up center for the 1996 Australian Olympic team. Whittle was the WNBL's leading shot blocker and averaged 12 points per game last season.

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