
This week on She’s Always Had Game, Ruthie Bolton joins Zachary Draves for a powerful conversation about legacy, perseverance, faith, and the evolution of women’s basketball.Known as “Mighty Ruthie,” Bolton was one of the original stars of the WNBA and the face of the Sacramento Monarchs franchise. A two-time Olympic Gold Medalist, Women’s Basketball Hall of Famer, All-WNBA selection, and former standout at Auburn Tigers women’s basketball, Ruthie reflects on her historic basketball journey and the sacrifices made by the pioneers who helped build the foundation of today’s game. Zach and Ruthie discuss:The early days of the WNBAThe impact of the legendary 1996 USA Olympic TeamPlaying for the Sacramento MonarchsOvercoming adversity on and off the courtFaith, purpose, and healing through basketballThe growth of women’s basketball across generationsWhy today’s players should understand the history of the gameRuthie also opens up about life beyond basketball, including her advocacy work, motivational speaking, and commitment to empowering young athletes through her life experiences and testimony. This is more than a basketball conversation — it’s a reflection on resilience, legacy, and the women who paved the way for the modern game.
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