WNBA players are scattered around the world during the offseason. Between Asia, Australia, and the EuroLeague, players from all 12 teams are competing in over a dozen countries around the world. Click here for an interactive map of the location of WNBA players abroad and see the most recent list below (subject to change, as not all players will be spending the entire WNBA offseason abroad). Below we have compiled the latest news on the your favorite WNBA players around the globe.

NNEKA TOPS TINA IN POLISH LEAGUE

2012 WNBA Rookie of the Year Nneka Ogwumike and her Polish club CCC Polkowice defeated 2012 WNBA Most Valuable Player Tina Charles and Wisla Can-Pak in a four-game sweep to win the PLKK (Polish Women's Professional League) Finals. Ogwumike's CCC Polkowice swept the seven-game series, 4-0, with the Los Angeles Sparks forward posting an 18-point, 15-rebound double-double in the decisive 78-65 Game 4 victory to complete the sweep.

Charles scored 17 points and grabbed nine rebounds in the losing effort for Wisla Can-Pak.

For Ogwumike and CCC Polkowice, the Finals sweep cemented the regular season domination of the club, which posted an impressive 23-1 record prior to the playoffs. Wisla Can-Pak went 19-5 for the season, good for third place, but managed to edge second place Artego Bydg (21-3) to reach the Finals.

Oguwmike, playing her first European season after completing her collegiate career at Stanford before joining the WNBA in 2012, was the league's leading scorer with 18.3 points per game. Charles had a 15.6 ppg average.

FROM RUSSIA, WITH BALL

Having previously secured European women's professional basketball supremacy by winning the prestigious EuroLeague Championship back in March, Candace Parker, Diana Taurasi, Sue Bird and Deanna Nolan have now led their Russian club UMMC Ekaterinburg to the Russian League title.

UMMC defeated WNBA Finals MVP Seimone Augustus and Spartak Moscow in three straight games to win the best-of-five series, culminating in an 84-68 Game 3 victory on April 27. Parker, the 6-4 silky smooth Los Angeles Sparks forward, dominated in UMMC's 71-68 Game 1 victory over Spartak, scoring 22 points, grabbing 14 rebounds and recording three assists, steals and blocks, while Taurasi, the dynamic Phoenix Mercury gunner added 16 points and eight assists.

Taurasi then took center stage in UMMC's 89-92 OT Game 2 win, scoring a team-high 22 points and dishing out five assists, while Parker posted 16 points and 11 rebounds. Deanna Nolan, a three-time WNBA Champion with the Shock, whose WNBA rights were recently acquired by New York Liberty GM/Head Coach Bill Laimbeer, her former championship coach with the Shock, contributed 19 points, seven rebounds and three assists.

Spartak Moscow was paced by Augustus, the Minnesota Lynx star, who led all scorers in Game 2 with 14 points, and Candice Dupree, Taurasi's Phoenix Mercury teammate, who combined for 26 points and 17 rebounds in the first two game of the best-of-series, which ended when UMMC completed the sweep with a 84-68 Game 3 victory. Parker scored 14 points in the clincher, while Taurasi and Seattle Storm point guard Sue Bird each chipped in with 10 points.

TALKING TURKEY

The domestic competition Finals in Turkey is a spirited affair, both locally and within WNBA circles. Historic, bitter rivals across all sports, including women's basketball, Instanbul-based clubs Galatasary and Fenerbahce are once again pitted against each other in the Finals.

For WNBA fans, the Galatasary-Fenerbahce matchup includes two Atlanta Dream teammates competing against each other: Fener's Angel McCoughtry and Gala's Sancho Lyttle.

Thus far, Fenerbahce and McCoughtry hold a 2-1 series edge over Lyttle and Galatasary after a 71-70 Fener victory on April 29. Another WNBA player, New York Liberty point guard Cappie Pondexter, led the way for Fenerbahce with a 19-point, three assist and two rebound Game 3 performance, while McCoughtry added seven points, three rebounds and two assists.

Lyttle posted 19 points and seven rebounds for Galatasary, while newly acquired Los Angeles Sparks guard Lindsey Harding had 12 points, six assists and five rebounds in the loss.

	Player	Country	Team
Atlanta	de Souza, Erika	Brazil	Recife
	Hayes, Tiffany	Turkey	Besiktas, Istanbul
	Henry, Aneika	Spain	Rivas Ecopolis
	Koehn, Laurie	Australia	Logan Thunder
	Kraayeveld, Cathrine	Korea	Shinhan Bank
	Leuchanka, Yelena	China	Liaoning
	Lyttle, Sancho	Turkey	Galatasary
	McCoughtry, Angel	Turkey	Fenerbahce
	Price, Armintie	Turkey	Besiktas, Istanbul
Chicago	Fowles, Sylvia	Turkey	Galatasaray
	Murphy, Shay	Russia	Dynmao Kursk
	Prince, Epiphanny	Russia	Dynmao Kursk
	Petrovic, Sonja	Russia	Spartak
	Swords, Carolyn	Turkey	Ceyhan
	Vandersloot, Courtney	Croatia	Novi Zagreb
Connecticut	Charles, Tina	Poland	Wisla Can Pack
	Griffin, Kelsey	Australia	Bendigo Spirit
	Hightower, Allison	Israel	Ramla
	Jones, Asjha	Turkey	Kayseri
	McCray, Danielle	Italy	Schio
	Mims, Mistie	France	Lyon
	Montgomery, Renee	Russia	Nadezhda
	Shegog, Chay	Hungary	UNI Seat Gyor
Indiana	Catchings, Tamika	China	Guandong
	Christmas, Karima	Israel	Ramat Hen
	Davenport, Jessica	Turkey	Istanbul University
	Douglas, Katie	Poland	Wisla Can Pack
	Goodlett, Sasha	China	Heliongiiang
	January, Briann	Israel	Ramat Hasharon
	Larkins, Erlana	Turkey	Mersin
	Zellous, Shavonte	Turkey	Mersin
Los Angeles	Anosike, Nicky	Turkey	Kayseri
	Lavender, Jantel	Italy	Schio
	Milton-Jones, DeLisha	Turkey	Tarsus
	Ogwumike, Nnemkadi	Poland	CCC Polkowice
	O'Hea, Jenna	Australia	Dandenong
	Parker, Candace	Russia	UMMC
	Sykes, April	Australia	Dandenong
	Toliver, Kristi	Russia	Dynamo Moscow
Minnesota	Adair, Jessica	Australia	Townsville
	Augustus, Seimone	Russia	Spartak
	Brunson, Rebekkah	Czech Republic	USK Praha
	Harris, Amber	Korea	Samsung Life Bichumi
	Moore, Maya	China	Shanxi Xing Rui Flame
	Peters, Devereaux	Italy	Le Mura Lucca
	Whalen, Lindsay	Turkey	Galatasary
	Wright, Monica	Australia	Dandenong
New York	Carson, Essence	Turkey	Istanbul University
	Mitchell, Leilani	Croatia	Novi Zagreb
	Pierson, Plenette	Slovakia	Kosice
	Pondexter, Cappie	Turkey	Fenerbahce
	Powell, Nicole	Spain	Perfumerias Avenidas
	Vaughn, Kia	Czech Republic	USK Praha
Phoenix	Bonner, DeWanna	Russia	Nadezhda
	Dupree, Candice	Russia	Spartak
	Houston, Charde	Israel	Maccabi Ashdod
	Kizer, Lynetta	Korea	KB Stars
	Sanford, Nakia	Korea	Woori Bank Hansae
	Simon, Dymond	Slovakia	Piestanske Cajky
	Taurasi, Diana	Russia	UMMC
	Thomas, Krystal	China	Jiangsu Phoenix
San Antonio	Adams, Danielle	Israel	Maccabi Ashdod
	Appel, Jayne	China	Henan
	Hammon, Becky	Russia	Spartak
	Johnson, Shenise	Hungary	Sopron
	Morrison, Ziomara	Spain	Rivas Ecopolis
	Robinson, Danielle	Turkey	Tarsus
	Young, Sophia	China	Beijing Great Wall
Seattle	Abrosimova, Svetlana	Russia	Dynamo Moscow
	Bird, Sue	Russia	UMMC
	Clark, Alysha	Israel	Ramat Hasharon
	Jackson, Lauren	Australia	Canberra Capitols
	Kobryn, Ewelina	Russia	UMMC
	Little, Camille	China	Shanghai Octopus
	Stricklen, Shekinna	Turkey	Antakya
	Wauters, Ann	Turkey	Galatasary
Tulsa	Black, Chante	Turkey	Samsun
	Cambage, Liz	China	Zhejiang
	Hodges, Roneeka	Spain	Perfumerias Avenidas
	Johnson, Glory	Russia	Chekavata
	Johnson, Temeka	Russia	Dynamo Kursk
	Paris, Courtney	Turkey	Botas
	Pedersen, Kayla	Turkey	Ceyhan
Washington	Castro Marques, Iziane	Brazil	Maranhao
	Currie, Monique	Romania	Targoviste
	Langhorne, Crystal	Russia	Dynamo Moscow
	Novosel, Natalie	Romania	Targoviste
	Snow, Michelle	Russia	Dynamo Kursk
	Thomas, Jasmine	Russia	Chekavata