— Chamique Holdsclaw (@Chold1) February 2, 2017 The event was sponsored by Bowdoin College Athletics, NAMI Maine, the Bowdoin Counseling Service, and the Resource Center for Sexual and Gender ...

Bond Set at $100,000 for Holdsclaw. A judge in Atlanta set bond at $100,000 for Chamique Holdsclaw, a former W.N.B.A. star and Olympic gold medalist, who was in jail on assault and weapons charges.

Where are they now: Catching up with Chamique Holdsclaw Back in the late-90s, when women’s pro basketball was still in its infancy, respect for a certain 6-foot-3 Tennessee forward’s game ran ...

You are able to gift 5 more articles this month. Anyone can access the link you share with no account required. Learn more. WATERVILLE — Chamique Holdsclaw doesn’t want people to think the way ...

When it came to her children or her grandchildren, it seemed like June Holdsclaw had a sixth sense. It was that feeling that had June take in her grandaugher, Chamique, and raise her. That’s … ...

Chamique Holdsclaw: Defintely, because in college we were so successful. In the WNBA, it's been up and down. So to go out and take things to another level for a championship, that would definitely ...

College, WNBA icon visits Colby to tell her story and encourage others struggling to seek help ...

I’ve known Holdsclaw since she was a 19-year-old college star for Tennessee, and long been fascinated by her talent and her obvious frailty.

Former WNBA and University of Tennessee basketball star Chamique Holdsclaw has been arrested after what has been described as a violent domestic incident, according to Atlanta police. The police ...

When Chamique Holdsclaw was being recruited by everyone out of Christ the King in Queens, by the famous schools with the famous coaches, she only wanted t. Skip to content. All Sections.

WASHINGTON — As the curtain comes down on her first WNBA season, let’s just say that certain parts of the Chamique Holdsclaw story have played to mixed reviews. On the one hand, Holdsclaw has ...

Chamique Holdsclaw makes impact as advocate for mental health. ... No, and I make sure they know this,” Holdsclaw said after speaking at the College Sport Research Institute Conference this week.