WNBA Selects Six Players for Player Marketing Agreement Program

The selected players, including past Rookie of the Year winners, will serve as brand ambassadors for the league and its partners.

The WNBA has selected six players for its Player Marketing Agreement cohort this season, including past Rookie of the Year winners Aliyah Boston and Rhyne Howard.
Other players chosen for the program include Shakira Austin, Brionna Jones, Jewell Loyd, and Arike Ogunbowale, the only returning player from last season's PMA group.
Through the PMA program, players can earn up to $250,000 each as brand ambassadors for the league and its partners, which include Skims, Google, and haircare company Mielle.
Brionna Jones and Shakira Austin, who were sidelined due to injuries last season, are reportedly recovering well and expected to be ready for the start of the 2024 season in May.
Jones, Howard, and Boston are all staying engaged with basketball in the offseason, with Jones and Howard serving as assistant coaches and Boston working as a commentator for the Big Ten Network.