Just 10 months into her first head coaching job in the WNBA, Latricia Trammell is living her dream leading the Dallas Wings to the second round of the WNBA playoffs.
The Wings started the season with basically a blank slate: A brand new coach and just three returning players., Latricia Trammell is living her dream.
An Oklahoma native, Trammell has coached at almost every level during her 30-year career, a career that came full circle this season when she reunited with the Denton Ryan High School team she coached more than 20 years ago. Dallas Mavericks head coach Jason Kidd, legend Dirk Nowitzki and former player, now vice president of Dallas Mavericks basketball operations Michael Finley sat courtside to witness the Wings make history Tuesday night when they won their first playoff series since moving to Dallas in 2016.
“They have a connection, you can see it, you can feel it and they're playing for one another and for the bigger picture,” said Trammell.“Biggest fans,” she said. “They would move whatever state I coached.”
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