The Los Angeles Sparks parted ways with general manager Raegan Pebley on Sunday.
Pebley, 50, was hired by the Sparks on Jan. 5, 2024, after a 21-year head coaching career split between Utah State, Fresno State and TCU. The Sparks posted an 8-32 record with Pebley in 2024, a 21-23 mark in 2025 and a 10-11 record this season.
The Sparks own a two-game winning streak after suffering through a 1-5 stretch from June 15 to July 6.
“We are grateful to Raegan for her leadership and commitment to the Los Angeles Sparks and women’s basketball,” said Eric Holoman, the Sparks managing partner and governor. “Her work on the Sparks roster and player experience will have a lasting positive impact on our organization. We sincerely thank her for all she has invested in the Sparks and wish her success in her next chapter.”
Assistant general managers Zach Knowlton and Nate Nielsen will share the GM duties in the interim, per the Sparks.
Sparks coach Lynne Roberts said she found out Pebley was out on Sunday morning.
“I’m focused on the players and the coaching and the team,” Roberts said. “Raegan’s a friend of mine, and I care about her. And this is the hard part in sports, right? But right now, I’m just focused on the team.”
–Field Level Media
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