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Basketball Has Taken LA Native Noelle Quinn Full Circle and Back

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Last week I was fortunate enough to talk to the recent UCLA Hall of Fame inductee and only female player to have her jersey retired at Bishop Montgomery High School, in Torrance, CA., Noelle Quinn. During our conversation the modest, soft-spoken UCLA Graduate and WNBA Champion shared with me some valuable life lessons and stories she picked up from basketball. This article attempts to capture the essence of her personal growth and development; though you can hear the full interview by using your “Observer Interactive” App.

Source: Observer News Group – Group Newspapers of Southern California

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