Duquesne’s own Megan McConnell made her WNBA debut this past week for the Phoenix Mercury.
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After scoring three points and dishing out three assists to her teammates in the debut, McConnell left the game after colliding with an opposing player and appearing to injure her knee.
Megan McConnell Helped Off Floor with Injury in First WNBA Game
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Days later, there have been a pair of updates regarding McConnell’s status going forward.
AllThingsWNBA reported that McConnell will be out for three-to-four weeks.
“After exiting Tuesday’s game (right knee) with 1:43 left, Megan McConnell will be out 3-4 weeks,” the account stated on Twitter.
In addition, Duquesne head coach Dan Burt mentioned a positive update regarding McConnell’s health on social media.
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“Meg’s going to be okay,” Burt said on Facebook. “A couple of weeks off. She will be back! Soon!”
This debut came on the same day that the Mercury officially announced the signing of McConnell, who was initially released by the team weeks ago after competing with them in training camp.
Report: Megan McConnell Signs with WNBA Team
McConnell, who went undrafted in the recent WNBA Draft, earned a training camp invitation to the Phoenix Mercury organization in the WNBA shortly after the draft concluded. She then competed with the Mercury in the WNBA Preseason.
“Honestly, I couldn’t believe it when I got that call from my agent,” McConnell said in a press release from Duquesne. “He said that Phoenix was excited about me and that they wanted to offer me to a training camp, and I accepted it. And I just couldn’t be happier. I just can’t wait to go there and prove myself that I belong there. To be here at the Cooper Fieldhouse with my coaches and my teammates, I wouldn’t want it any other way, and that’s why I asked them to be by my side tonight. They’ve been there for me through the good and the bad, and just to have that support means the world to me.”
