More than 1,000 people gathered at the Wings’ home of College Park Center, about 1,500 miles from where Bueckers heard her name called in New York, to celebrate Bueckers’ pending arrival.

the new practice facility.” Then she added, “I know we’re going to do great things.” Miller called the addition of Bueckers “another, huge momentum-building moment for the Wings ...

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