New Delhi, Oct. 25 -- Sonia Raman has scripted her name in WNBA history by agreeing to a multi-year deal as the new head coach of the Seattle Storm. This landmark appointment makes her the first person of Indian origin to lead a team in the league.

Sonia Raman, who previously broke barriers as the first Indian-American woman to serve as an NBA assistant, brings extensive experience to Seattle. She spent 2020-24 as an assistant with the Memphis Grizzlies before joining the New York Liberty in the previous season.

Andy Latack and Steve Neff of Klutch Sports handled negotiations for the deal, according to ESPN.

Sonia Raman's move is followed by Seattle Storm's decision to fire head coach Noelle Quinn on September 21, shortly after a first...