Who Is Shyanne Sellers, Brad Sellers Daughter? Age And Wiki

May 2024 · 4 minute read

Brad Sellers’ daughter, Shyanne Sellers, has basketball enthusiasm in her blood, like her former NBA player father.

The youngest of four daughters, Shyanne, is a collegiate basketball player at the University of Maryland.

She is not the only one who fell in love with the hoops- her elder sisters, Syarra and Shayla, were also basketball players at college.

While the genes from her dad were one reason for her to pursue basketball, her radio personality mother, Kym’s pushing factor and encouragement, was yet another cause of her proficiency.

Shyanne’s father, Bradley Dean Sellers, is a former basketball power forward/center who played in the NBA (Bulls, Seattle, and Timberwolves) from 1986 to 1994. Later, he played overseas until his retirement in 1999.

Sellers was the 9th overall pick in the 1989 NBA draft, joining the fellow draftees: Brad Daugherty, Dell Curry (Stephen Curry‘s father), Arvydas Sabonis, and Dennis Rodman, among others.

Then, from 2001 to 2011, he served as the director of economic development for the City of Warrensville Heights.

Currently, Mr. Sellers is serving his third term as the mayor of his hometown, Warrensville Heights, Ohio. First, he was elected mayor on November 8, 2011, and then re-elected in 2015 and 2019.

Brad Sellers Daughter, Shyanne Sellers: Age And Wiki

Shyanne Shary’lle Sellers is the youngest of four daughters of former basketball player-turned-politician Brad Sellers and his wife, Kymberly Sellers.

She was born on April 25, 2003, in Aurora, Ohio. As of 2023, Shyanne is 20 years old.

Her mother, Kym, posts about her on her Instagram- in April 2023, she wished her on her 20th birthday.

When she was born, the collegiate basketball star’s father, Brad, was 41 years old.

Sellers has three elder sisters: Sydney, Syarra, and Shayla. All of their name also starts with the alphabet “S.”

Brad’s eldest daughter, Sydney, born on February 14, 1996, is 27 now. She is nearly seven years older than Shyanne. Other daughters, Syarra (b. February 26, 1999) and Shayla (b. April 2001), are 3 and 2 years older than her.

Shyanne Sellers doesn’t have a Wikipedia page but an athlete profile on her college’s sports page. There is no denying that she will have one after she gets into the WNBA.

Shyanne Plays Basketball For Maryland Terrapins

Sellers attended Aurora High School, the alma mater of her elder sisters.

There, she served as the captain of the high school basketball team and was a leading scorer- she reached a 1,000-point milestone in her junior season.

Ranked #22 in the 2021 recruiting class, Shyanne enrolled at the University of Maryland to play for the Maryland Terrapins. As a freshman (in 2021-22), she averaged 7.7 points, 3.8 rebounds, 2.6 assists and 1.8 steals per game.

During her sophomore year (2022-23), she scored double figures in 28 out of 35 games. As a result, she became the All-Big Ten Defensive Team and earned Academic All-Big Ten honors.

The 2023-24 season marks the junior year for the 6 feet 2 inches tall guard.

She is pursuing a communications major at college. Fans are eager to see if the jersey #0 player continues her basketball passion to the WNBA or takes the other career route.

What Does Shyanne Sellers’ Sisters Do?

The Maryland basketball gem’s eldest sister, Syndey, is a graduate of Kent State University (2018- 22) with a degree in Public Relationships, Advertising, and Applied communication.

Her current profession is not out yet. She is the mother of a son, Brayden (b. February 2018), with her partner Sean White. Sean is an assistant basketball coach at Western Reserve Academy.

Shyanne’s second-eldest sister, Syarra, graduated in 2011 with a degree in Kinesiology and Exercise Science from Thomas More University.

Syarra is pursuing a JD in Law at DePaul University, College of Law (2022-25), and works as a law clerk at InStep Health (September 2023- now).

Her other sister, Shayla, played basketball for Purdue Fort Wayne in Indiana, where she obtained a bachelor’s degree in general studies in May 2023.

Now, she is pursuing a master’s in organizational leadership at the same university and is in the class of 2024.

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