TORONTO (May 9, 2026) – Today, the Toronto Tempo announced the team has signed 6’3 center Nina Milić to a developmental contract.

She previously signed a training camp contract with the Tempo on April 11 following a successful season with Fenerbahçe overseas, where she won the 2026 Euroleague title alongside Tempo teammate Julie Allemand.

Milić has prior WNBA experience, having most recently played for the Minnesota Lynx. A 6-foot-3 frontcourt player, Milić has competed extensively in Europe and internationally and is known for her physicality, rebounding, and interior presence.

See below for the full Tempo roster (as of May 9, 2026):

#	Name	Pos.	Hgt.	DOB	Exp.	From	College
22	Julie Allemand	G	5’8	July 7, 1996	3	Belgium	—
10	María Conde	W	6’1	January 14, 1997	R	Spain	—
14	Temi Fágbénlé	C	6’4	September 8, 1992	5	United Kingdom	USC/ Harvard
21	Isabelle Harrison	F	6’3	September 27, 1993	8	USA	Tennessee
34	Mariella Fasoula*	C	6’5	September 2, 1997	R	Vanderbilt	Greece
12	Lexi Held	G	5’10	December 28, 1999	1	USA	DePaul
2	Laura Juškaitė	W	6’2	September 22, 1997	R	Lithuania	—
7	Teonni Key	F	6’5	July 10, 2003	R	USA	Kentucky
3	Marina Mabrey	G	5’11	September 14, 1996	7	USA	Notre Dame
11	Kia Nurse	G	6’0	February 22, 1996	7	Canada	Connecticut
31	Nina Milić*	C	6’3	April 12, 1994	2	Bosnia and Herzegovina	—
1	Kiki Rice	G	5’11	January 14, 2004	R	USA	UCLA
8	Nyara Sabally	F	6’5	February 26, 2000	3	Germany	Oregon
20	Brittney Sykes	W	5’9	February 7, 1994	9	USA	Syracuse

*Developmental Player

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About Toronto Tempo

In May 2024, the Women’s National Basketball Association (WNBA) announced its expansion into Canada by awarding Toronto an expansion team, the league’s ﬁrst outside the United States. The new team, controlled by Kilmer Sports Ventures, will begin play in the 2026 season as the WNBA’s 14th franchise. Sephora Canada and CIBC are the team’s ﬁrst announced founding partners. Larry Tanenbaum, Chairman of Kilmer Sports Ventures and a 30-year veteran of building championship-caliber teams, is also Chairman of the NBA Board of Governors and Chairman Emeritus of Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment, which owns the NBA’s Toronto Raptors, NHL’s Toronto Maple Leafs, MLS’ Toronto FC and other professional sports franchises. Under his leadership, the Raptors won their ﬁrst NBA championship in 2019.

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