Mechelle VoepelESPN.com
closeMechelle Voepel covers the WNBA, girls's school basketball, and other school sports for espnW. Voepel started covering women's basketball in 1984, and has been with ESPN due to the fact that 1996.
Dallas Wings forward Isabelle Harrison verified high-quality for COVID-19 and has been positioned in the league's fitness and safety protocols, the team announced Saturday.
Harrison is absolutely vaccinated and should isolate unless she is cleared to return.
Harrison is averaging 10.eight features and 6.0 rebounds for the 12-15 Wings, who're at present in the playoff combine in seventh place. The accurate eight groups in the WNBA qualify for the postseason.
The Wings have five commonplace-season video games last.
Harrison is the second WNBA player this week to verify high quality for the coronavirus, following Las Vegas Aces center Liz Cambage, who is additionally vaccinated.
Las Vegas and Dallas haven't performed every other for the reason that July 11.
Harrison, who is in her fifth WNBA season out of Tennessee, is the daughter of former NFL protecting end Dennis Harrison.
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