Seattle Storm Hires Liberty Assistant Sonia Raman as Head Coach
Sonia Raman will become the Seattle Storm's new head coach, succeeding Noelle Quinn. She spent last season as an assistant coach on the New York Liberty's championship defense.
Raman, 51, brings previous head coaching experience from a 12-year term at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology's women's program, where she guided the Engineers to two New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference titles.
NY Liberty assistant Sonia Raman has agreed to a multiyear deal to become the new head coach of the Seattle Storm, sources tell ESPN.
Leading the negotiations were Andy Latack and Steve Neff of Klutch Sports. Raman is the all-time winningest coach in MIT's program history and led the team to two NCAA Division III Women's Basketball Tournament appearances.
Author's summary: Sonia Raman is the new Seattle Storm head coach.
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