Maya Moore, who left professional basketball in 2019 to focus on social justice issues, officially retired on Monday.
Moore's accomplishments between college and the WNBA are stunning, and that's to say nothing of her two Olympic golds and two EuroLeague titles., she won two NCAA championships, was a two-time POY and is one of two players to be named to the AP All-America first team all four years .
She went 150-4 and is the Huskies', she won a record-tying four titles, won ROY and MVP, and was a five-time All-WNBA first-teamer and three-time All-Star Game MVP. She's also the only player in the top 25 inMoore is one of just four players to win the Gatorade POY , Naismith POY and WNBA MVP, joined by Candace Parker, Breanna Stewart and Tina Charles.
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