IlianaRupert

Drafted in the 2025 Expansion Draft to the Golden State Valkyries

Position
Center
Height
6-4
Weight
189 lbs
Birthdate
Jul 12, 2001
College/Country
Tango Bourges/France
Draft
2021 Rnd 1 Pick 12
EXP
2 years
21
Iliana Rupert headshot
PPG
9.5
RPG
3.7
APG
1.6

About Iliana

Career

  • 2022 WNBA Champion

2022 (Las Vegas)

  • Won WNBA Championship
  • Scored 10 or more points on 2 occasions, including a career-high 13 on July 6 vs. New York
  • Grabbed a career-high 5 rebounds on 2 occasions
  • Handed out a career-high 3 assists vs. Chicago on August 11

WNBA POSTSEASON CAREER

2022 (Las Vegas)

  • Scored a career playoff-high 6 points vs. Phoenix on August 17

ILIANA RUPERT IN THE NEWS

OVERSEAS CAREER

2022-23 [Bologna-Italy (LFB)]

2022-23 [Bologna-Italy (EuroLeague)]

2021-22 [Bourges-France (LFB)]

  • Named LFB Finals MVP
  • Named LFB Regular Season MVP

2021-22 [Bourges-France (EuroCup)]

  • Team won EuroCup Championship
  • Named EuroCup Women Four Final MVP

2020-21 [Bourges-France (LFB)]

  • Team won regular season championship
  • Team advanced to LFB semifinals

2020-21 [Bourges-France (EuroLeague)]

  • Named EuroLeague Young Player of the Year for the second straight season
  • Team finished in third place (2-4) in Group D

2019-20 [Bourges-France (LFB)]

  • Team finished second in the regular season
  • Team advanced to the French Supercup Finals

2019-20 [Bourges-France (EuroLeague)]

  • Named EuroLeague Young Player of the Year
  • Team finished in fourth place (8-6) in Group A
  • Playoffs were cancelled due to COVID-19

2018-19 [Bourges-France (LFB)]

  • Team finished second in the regular season
  • Team advanced to the LFB semifinals
  • Team won French Cup
  • Team won French Supercup

2018-19 [Bourges-France (EuroLeague)]

  • Team finished in third place (9-5) in Group AAA, losing to Sopron Basket, 2-0, in the quarterfinals

INTERNATIONAL BASKETBALL

  • Won bronze medal in 2021 Tokyo Olympics
  • National Team advanced to the finals of EuroBasket 2019 held in Belgrade, Serbia
  • Named to the All-Star Five, at the FIBA U17 Women’s Basketball World Cup in 2019
  • U16 Team finished first at the 2017 European Championships, where she finished second on the team in scoring, and first in rebounding
  • U16 Team finished in third place in the 2016 European Championships, where she led the team in scoring and finished second in rebounding