After a decorated career, WNBA veteran Candice Wiggins announced her retirement from basketball on Tuesday via an article on The Players’ Tribune titled “Into the Sunset.”

Wiggins played eight WNBA seasons, the first five with the Minnesota Lynx and the last three with the Tulsa Shock, Los Angeles Sparks and New York Liberty. Following a sensational collegiate career at Stanford — Wiggins left as one of seven women’s basketball players ever to be named an All-American four times — she was selected No. 3 overall by the Lynx in the 2008 WNBA Draft.

Wiggins earned Sixth Woman of the Year honors during her rookie season and averaged more than 13 points per game in each of her first three years in the league. A ruptured Achilles tendon in 2010 limited her in the years that followed, but in 2011 she won the WNBA title with the Lynx.

The 29-year-old most recently emerged as a veteran leader off the Liberty’s bench as New York put together its best season in franchise history.

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The Liberty and their players took to Twitter to congratulate Wiggins on her career:

I have found that, sometimes, the greatest things happen after you say goodbye https://t.co/8uuTo8xIpS

— dana (@candicewiggins) March 22, 2016

.@candicewiggins was an outstanding teammate and dedicated to serving her community. Good luck with your next act! pic.twitter.com/KLbWoa98G6

— New York Liberty (@nyliberty) March 22, 2016

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https://twitter.com/WarleyAvery/status/712318553496621060

Congrats @candicewiggins! I'll miss my warm up buddy, but I'm thrilled to hear about your next adventure! https://t.co/nFWjS3doLR

— Carolyn Swords (@CarolynSwords) March 22, 2016