{"id":268619,"date":"2026-05-12T22:23:10","date_gmt":"2026-05-12T22:23:10","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-fl\/268619\/"},"modified":"2026-05-12T22:23:10","modified_gmt":"2026-05-12T22:23:10","slug":"jacksonville-waves-ready-to-make-mark-as-season-tips-off-on-friday-night","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-fl\/268619\/","title":{"rendered":"Jacksonville Waves ready to make mark as season tips off on Friday night"},"content":{"rendered":"<p class=\"dist__Box-sc-1fnzlkn-0 dist__TextBase-sc-1fnzlkn-3 bYFsJw cuqaEv article-text\">JACKSONVILLE, Fla. \u2013 The Jacksonville Waves are close to history. <\/p>\n<p class=\"dist__Box-sc-1fnzlkn-0 dist__TextBase-sc-1fnzlkn-3 bYFsJw cuqaEv article-text\">On Friday night, the Waves, one of four teams in the upstart Upshot League, will tip off at the VyStar Veterans Memorial Arena ready to make a statement. <\/p>\n<p class=\"dist__Box-sc-1fnzlkn-0 dist__TextBase-sc-1fnzlkn-3 bYFsJw cuqaEv article-text\">The point \u2013 proving that high level women\u2019s basketball can thrive at more than one level. It\u2019s not the WNBA, but the Upshot League has a slew of big names on the rosters of teams in Jacksonville, Savannah, Greensboro and Charlotte, major backing and some significant momentum. <\/p>\n<p class=\"dist__Box-sc-1fnzlkn-0 dist__TextBase-sc-1fnzlkn-3 bYFsJw cuqaEv article-text\">The Waves host Charlotte at 7, the first of 34 games in the inaugural season. The home opener will be televised live on WJXT Channel 4. <\/p>\n<p>Watch the Waves on TV<\/p>\n<p class=\"dist__Box-sc-1fnzlkn-0 dist__TextBase-sc-1fnzlkn-3 bYFsJw cuqaEv article-text\">Friday: Waves vs Charlotte Crown, 7 p.m., WJXT<\/p>\n<p class=\"dist__Box-sc-1fnzlkn-0 dist__TextBase-sc-1fnzlkn-3 bYFsJw cuqaEv article-text\">May 30: Waves at Greensboro Groove, 4 p.m., WJXT<\/p>\n<p class=\"dist__Box-sc-1fnzlkn-0 dist__TextBase-sc-1fnzlkn-3 bYFsJw cuqaEv article-text\">June 3: Waves at Charlotte Crown, noon, CW17<\/p>\n<p class=\"dist__Box-sc-1fnzlkn-0 dist__TextBase-sc-1fnzlkn-3 bYFsJw cuqaEv article-text\">June 13: Waves at Greensboro Groove, 4 p.m., WJXT<\/p>\n<p class=\"dist__Box-sc-1fnzlkn-0 dist__TextBase-sc-1fnzlkn-3 bYFsJw cuqaEv article-text\">July 8: Waves at Savannah Steel, noon, CW 17<\/p>\n<p class=\"dist__Box-sc-1fnzlkn-0 dist__TextBase-sc-1fnzlkn-3 bYFsJw cuqaEv article-text\">July 25: Waves at Greensboro Groove, 4 p.m., WJXT<\/p>\n<p class=\"dist__Box-sc-1fnzlkn-0 dist__TextBase-sc-1fnzlkn-3 bYFsJw cuqaEv article-text\">Aug. 15: Waves at Charlotte Crown, 4 p.m., WJXT<\/p>\n<p class=\"dist__Box-sc-1fnzlkn-0 dist__TextBase-sc-1fnzlkn-3 bYFsJw cuqaEv article-text\">Aug. 22: Waves at Savannah Steel, 4 p.m., WJXT<\/p>\n<p class=\"dist__Box-sc-1fnzlkn-0 dist__TextBase-sc-1fnzlkn-3 bYFsJw cuqaEv article-text\">Aug. 23: Waves at Savannah Steel, 4 p.m., WJXT<\/p>\n<p class=\"dist__Box-sc-1fnzlkn-0 dist__TextBase-sc-1fnzlkn-3 bYFsJw cuqaEv article-text\">Some familiar faces in women\u2019s basketball \u2013 former Ribault and Tennessee star Rennia Davis and Upshot president Donna Orender \u2013 headlined Tuesday\u2019s media day to kick off the march to tipoff. <\/p>\n<p class=\"dist__Box-sc-1fnzlkn-0 dist__TextBase-sc-1fnzlkn-3 bYFsJw cuqaEv article-text\">\u201cIt means a lot to me to be back home. Obviously just left training camp with Seattle,\u201d said Davis, <a href=\"https:\/\/www.news4jax.com\/sports\/2021\/04\/15\/history-made-ribaults-rennia-davis-taken-9th-in-wnba-draft\/\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"nofollow noopener\">a first-round pick of the Minnesota Lynx in 2021<\/a>. <\/p>\n<p class=\"dist__Box-sc-1fnzlkn-0 dist__TextBase-sc-1fnzlkn-3 bYFsJw cuqaEv article-text\">\u201cThis opportunity for me is different than anywhere else because all of my family is here. All of my friends are here. Everybody I grew up with is here. So, this community is special to me, I\u2019m special to this community so hoping to get some fans in the seats on Friday and moving forward.\u201d <\/p>\n<p class=\"dist__Box-sc-1fnzlkn-0 dist__TextBase-sc-1fnzlkn-3 bYFsJw cuqaEv article-text\">Orender played professionally in the Women\u2019s Pro Basketball League before segueing into a post-playing career that included work as a production assistant at ABC Sports and later with the PGA Tour. Orender\u2019s most visible role was serving as the second president of the WNBA. <\/p>\n<p class=\"dist__Box-sc-1fnzlkn-0 dist__TextBase-sc-1fnzlkn-3 bYFsJw cuqaEv article-text\">\u201cIt started with a belief that women\u2019s sports has tremendous value. And that Jacksonville and Savannah and all the cities and the cities that we\u2019re about to go to would benefit from having extraordinary women athletes \u2026,\u201d she said. \u201cWhat we like to say is rising talent uplifts all communities.\u201d<\/p>\n<p class=\"dist__Box-sc-1fnzlkn-0 dist__TextBase-sc-1fnzlkn-3 bYFsJw cuqaEv article-text\">On Tuesday, Orender said the reason for the strong belief in long-term success is that the Upshot League has planted teams in cities that share the vision about women\u2019s sports. Upshot is launching with four teams (the Waves, Savannah Steel, Greensboro Groove and Charlotte Crown) with plans to expand to 30 teams. <\/p>\n<p class=\"dist__Box-sc-1fnzlkn-0 dist__TextBase-sc-1fnzlkn-3 bYFsJw cuqaEv article-text\">\u201cJust to win, that\u2019s the main focus for me,\u201d guard Shyanne Sellers said. \u201cWe\u2019ve been blessed with a great group of girls its really competitive in practice. I\u2019m just excited to get back out on the court and just win.\u201d<\/p>\n<p class=\"dist__Box-sc-1fnzlkn-0 dist__TextBase-sc-1fnzlkn-3 bYFsJw cuqaEv article-text\">Franchises in Baltimore and Nashville are scheduled to start play next year. Zawyer Sports &amp; Entertainment CEO Andy Kaufmann has said Upshot has already secured $40 million in funding for the league. Major names in women\u2019s basketball \u2013 Cheryl Miller and Tamika Catchings are two of the most recognizable women\u2019s players of all time \u2013 are investors and aligned with the league. <\/p>\n<p class=\"dist__Box-sc-1fnzlkn-0 dist__TextBase-sc-1fnzlkn-3 bYFsJw cuqaEv article-text\">Upshot isn\u2019t the WNBA or Unrivaled, but it is positioned to be successful more than a typical minor league franchise that\u2019s trying to get off the ground. Kauffman has made the Jacksonville Icemen a popular brand locally. The hockey team arrived in 2017 and has thrived. The Upshot League has drawn players with name value and serious credentials. <\/p>\n<p class=\"dist__Box-sc-1fnzlkn-0 dist__TextBase-sc-1fnzlkn-3 bYFsJw cuqaEv article-text\">Davis, forward Jasmine Walker (seventh in 2021 by the Sparks) and center Adut Bulgak (first round in 2016) give the Waves three players with first-round pedigree. <\/p>\n<p class=\"dist__Box-sc-1fnzlkn-0 dist__TextBase-sc-1fnzlkn-3 bYFsJw cuqaEv article-text\">Guards Khayla Pointer (second round in 2022), Sellers (second round in 2025), Taylor Soule (third round in 2023) and Lindsay Pulliam (third round in 2021) are all recent WNBA draft picks. Head coach Jessica Bogia said that she feels very good about the roster. <\/p>\n<p class=\"dist__Box-sc-1fnzlkn-0 dist__TextBase-sc-1fnzlkn-3 bYFsJw cuqaEv article-text\">\u201cFirst and foremost, it was about good people,\u201d she said. \u201c\u2026 It was about bringing in quality people that I felt could not only represent me but represent the brand of Jacksonville Waves but also the city and the community. And I think that\u2019s what we have. At the forefront, we have great human beings.\u201d<\/p>\n<p>Copyright 2026 by WJXT News4JAX &#8211; All rights reserved.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"JACKSONVILLE, Fla. \u2013 The Jacksonville Waves are close to history. 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