Hawaii alumna Atwell replaces Allen for Australia's Olympic basketball team

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Amy Atwell has been selected to replace Rebecca Allen on the Australian women's basketball team for the Paris 2024 Olympics due to Allen's high-grade hamstring injury. Atwell, a former Hawaii Rainbow Wahine star, will make her Olympic debut. She has been part of the squad throughout the year and is recognized for her impressive college career, including being the 2021-2022 Big West Player of the Year.

Keywords: Amy Atwell, Rebecca Allen, Australian women's basketball

Source: Spectrum News

Update At: 7/27/2024

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