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Once Cut by Lynx, Standish Heads to Play Basketball in Australia

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Once Cut by Lynx, Standish Heads to Play Basketball in Australia
Submitted by Fox First at Ten on June 7th

Former Gonzaga standout Kayla Standish hoped to play for the Minnesota Lynx this year in the WNBA. That didn't work out, so now she's off to Australia.
Standish was the 19th overall pick in the draft. Unfortunately, the Lynx cut her during training camp, leaving her without a team.
Never one to give up easily, Standish will join the Townsville Fire in Australia. She will join another former Zag in the great Down Under. Heather Bowman currently plays for the Frankston Blues.

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