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Toronto Tempo

Est. 2026 • Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Franchise At A Glance


CHAMPIONSHIPS

0

WNBA Finals (None)

CURRENT RECORD

11-33 (.250)

FRANCHISE LEGENDS

Inaugural Season (To Be Written)

Current Depth Chart


Guards

Marina Mabrey

Brittney Sykes

Julie Allemand


Bench: Kiki Rice • Kia Nurse • Zaay Green

Forwards

Nyara Sabally

Isabelle Harrison


Bench: Aneesah Morrow • Maria Conde • Laura Juškaitė • Ornella Bankole • Teonni Key

Centers

Temi Fagbenle


Bench: None

Developmental

Kamila Borkowska

Maria Gakdeng

Roster & Cap Breakdown

2026 Salary Cap: $7.00M


Marina Mabrey

G • Contract Extension

$1,200,000

Brittney Sykes

G • Free Agent Signing

$1,190,000

Temi Fagbenle

C • Free Agent Signing

$1,000,000

Nyara Sabally

F • Free Agent Signing

$436,957

Julie Allemand

G • Free Agent Signing

$425,000

Isabelle Harrison

F • Free Agent Signing

$400,000

Kiki Rice

G • Rookie Contract

$355,058

Aneesah Morrow

F • Rookie Contract

$331,563

Kia Nurse

G • Free Agent Signing

$277,500

Maria Conde

F • Free Agent Signing

$270,000

Laura Juškaitė

F • Undrafted Signing

$270,000

Teonni Key

G • Rookie Contract

$270,000

Ornella Bankole

F • Rest of Season Contract

$15,366

Zaay Green

G • Rest of Season Contract

$15,366

Development Players (2)

Kamila Borkowska, Maria Gakdeng

Cap Exempt

Total Cap Allocations

$6,456,810

Cap Space

$543,190

Draft History & Analysis


2027 WNBA Draft
Grade: TBD

Outstanding Trades

INCOMING: None

OUTGOING: None

Round 1
Own Pick (TBD)
Round 2
Own Pick (TBD)
Round 3
Own Pick (TBD)

Instant Analysis: Pending 2027 WNBA Draft.

One-Month Check-In: Pending

End-of-Season Review: Pending

Three-Year Check-In: Pending

2026 WNBA Draft
Grade: B+

Outstanding Trades

INCOMING: None

OUTGOING: None

Round 1: 6th
5-11 | G Kiki Rice
Round 2: 21st
6-5 | F Teonni Key
Round 3: 36th
Round 3: Pick
6-2 | F Charlise Dunn

Instant Analysis: The Toronto Tempo utilized their inaugural draft to select No. 6 overall pick Kiki Rice—claiming the No. 6 draft slot after winning the coin toss over the Portland Fire for draft priority. Rice, fresh off an NCAA title run with UCLA, brings high-level playmaking behind new addition Julie Allemand. Second-round selection Teonni Key provides good athleticism and shot-blocking in the frontcourt. The team also utilized their international connections to secure Saffron Shiels, a 6’2” point guard who will remain in Australia as a draft-and-stash prospect to complete her injury rehab, and mid-major standout Charlise Dunn, who offers high-volume perimeter scoring and length.

One-Month Check-In: Kiki Rice has looked steady out of the gate, providing playmaking and solid minutes in the backcourt. With Saffron Shiels remaining overseas to rehab and Charlise Dunn waived prior to the regular season, second-rounder Teonni Key rounds out the active rookie group by offering frontcourt depth and rim protection off the bench.

Read the Rookie Report: 1 Month Check-In >

End-of-Season Review: 2026 WNBA Rookies: The Final Verdict

Three-Year Check-In: Three-year check-in: Where will they be in 2029?

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Franchise Profile


General Manager

Monica Wright Rogers

Head Coach

Sandy Brondello

Arena

Coca-Cola Coliseum

Arena Capacity

8,500

Practice Facility

Dedicated Training Facility (2028 Completion)

Ownership Group

Kilmer Sports Ventures, Serena Williams

Future Draft Capital

Year

Rnd 1

Rnd 2

Rnd 3

2027

Own

Own

Own

2028

Own

Traded (to CON)

Own

2029

Own

Own

Own