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Sparks waived G Shaneice Swain.

A second-round pick of the Sparks in 2023, Swain was one of the team’s final cuts before their season opener on Friday against the Valkyries. The 5-foot-7 guard from Australia has yet to make her WNBA debut but has spent the last two seasons with the Sydney Flames in her native country’s top women’s professional league.