Uncasville, CT- In her first full WNBA season since 2022, Bria Hartley made a strong and inspiring return to the court, showcasing resilience, leadership, and veteran poise for the Connecticut Sun. After signing a training camp contract on May 11, Hartley not only earned a spot on the final roster but quickly became a key contributor throughout the season.

Appearing in 38 regular season games and starting 32, Hartley averaged 8.9 points, 2.0 rebounds, 3.1 assists, 0.8 steals, and 1.4 three-pointers made per game—her best scoring output since 2020. She finished fourth on the team in scoring, third in assists, and second in three-point field goals made per game, underscoring her impact on both ends of the floor.

Hartley led the team in scoring three times, assists 12 times, steals three times, and three-point field goals made 12 times. Her standout performance came on July 13 against Los Angeles, where she dropped a season-high 25 points, marking her first 20+ point game since August 2020. She also hit a season-high four three-pointers on three occasions: July 13 (Los Angeles), July 27 (Golden State), and August 7 (Los Angeles).

Milestones were a theme for Hartley this season. She eclipsed 500 career rebounds on July 28 against Seattle and reached 600 career assists on July 9, also against Seattle. She scored in double figures 13 times, consistently providing offensive spark and stability.

Despite missing the final six regular season games due to a knee injury, Hartley’s presence was felt throughout the year. Her leadership and experience were invaluable to a young Sun roster, helping guide the team through the ups and downs of a competitive season.

Bria Hartley’s 2025 campaign was a testament to perseverance and professionalism, marking a successful and meaningful return to WNBA action.

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