Despite a difficult start to the 2025 season, Connecticut Sun veteran Marina Mabrey and rookie Saniya Rivers found an outlet ...

Saniya Rivers’s friendship with Marina Mabrey was unexpected, but their chemistry showed in the Connecticut Sun’s first win of the season.

The WNBA has a web series called Year 1 that follows around a few rookies throughout their first pro season, and this summer that series will feature both Saniya Rivers and Aziaha James. Of the two, ...

CLEVELAND — Saniya Rivers is two wins away from doubling her ring collection and adding a second national title to her three-year college resume. The only problem? The teammates she cut the nets ...

Saniya Rivers is going from NC State women's basketball to the Connecticut Sun as the highest WNBA draft pick in Wolfpack history.. The Sun selected Rivers with the No. 8 pick in Monday's 2025 ...

Saniya Rivers' WNBA debut was missing one familiar face in the crowd—her mother’s. The post Days After Mother’s Tragic Death, Emotional Saniya Rivers Pays Her Tribute Through Impressive WNBA ...

UNCASVILLE, Conn. ― Saniya Rivers’ WNBA debut was one of the lone bright spots in the Sun’s 87-62 loss to the Las Vegas Aces on Tuesday. Rivers had 11 points, two steals, two assists and a ...

Saniya Rivers — 2025, first round, No. 8 overall to the Connecticut Sun Aziaha James — 2025, first round, No. 12 overall to the Dallas Wings *NOTE — NC State and WNBA All-Star Andrea Stinson ...

Saniya Rivers is a guard who plays for the NC State Wolfpack, a team that competes in the Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC). She is in her senior year, as of April 2025.

Saniya Rivers, Zoe Brooks on NC State's 4 ranked wins in 5 games: 'I guess we're party crashers again' ...

Saniya Rivers' life changed a few weeks ago when her dreams of making it to the league were realized when she was selected as the eighth pick by the Connecticut Sun in the 2025 WNBA draft.

Saniya Rivers says Wolfpack will 'stay hungry and humble' to follow up Final Four run. NC State senior Saniya Rivers spoke one-on-one with WRAL's Louis Fernandez at ACC Tipoff.