Valkyries Veronica Burton earns WNBAs MIP award
With 68 out of 72 votes, guard Veronica Burton was named the Most Improved Player by the league.
This season, Burton has averaged career highs of 11.9 points, 4.4 rebounds, 6.0 assists and 1.1 steals. Ranking third in the league for assists per game, Burton started in all 44 games this season.
The three-time Big Ten Defensive Player of the Year received the nickname “Backcourt Burglar” at Northwestern University.
According to the WNBA, Burton will receive $5,150 and a trophy designed to commemorate her achievement.
Despite starting off strong with a 10-point lead, the Valkyries fell to the Lynx 101-72 at Target Center in Minneapolis on Sunday. The Valkyries will face an elimination game in their first-round series at the SAP Center in San Jose on Wednesday.
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