Frannie Corrigan

Frannie Corrigan, born on January 16, 1998, is an accomplished basketball athlete known for her exceptional skills on the court. She gained prominence during her high school career at Riverside High School, where she led her team to multiple state championships and earned numerous accolades, including All-State and All-American honors. Her standout performance in high school propelled her to a Division I scholarship at University of North Carolina, where she continued to excel academically and athletically.

At the University of North Carolina, Corrigan quickly established herself as a key player on the women's basketball team. Over her four-year collegiate career, she averaged over 15 points per game, contributing to the team's success in the Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) and participating in the NCAA tournament during her junior and senior years. Her leadership on and off the court earned her the team's Most Valuable Player award in her final season, solidifying her legacy within the program.

Following her collegiate career, Corrigan was drafted into the Women’s National Basketball Association (WNBA) by the Dallas Wings, where she made a significant impact as a rookie. Her versatility and work ethic earned her recognition as one of the league's promising talents, contributing to her team's playoff aspirations. Corrigan's influence extends beyond the court, as she actively engages in community service initiatives and promotes youth basketball programs, leaving a lasting legacy in women's sports.