With the girls game growing in popularity across Long Island, Newsday began to recognize those players with its first ...

Some of the great Liberty players of the past like Teresa Weatherspoon and Sue Wicks, who came up short in their time of winning a championship, were in the sellout crowd to see the team win.

May 2002 – New York Liberty veteran center Sue Wicks interviewed with “Time Out New York” and became the league’s first active player to come out publicly. Wicks said she never viewed it ...

It also marked the second consecutive 30-point game for Adams, which has not happened since Sue Wicks accomplished this feat in 1988. Rutgers ended the regular season with a 75-70 win over Penn State.

Newsday began to recognize the girls game with its first All-Long Island team in 1984. Sue Wicks of Center Moriches was the shining star on that team after averaging almost 40 points per game and ...