IN PICS: KK Arnold sums up Overtime weekend with snaps with JuJu Watkins and Chloe Kitts

As Paige Bueckers makes the most out of her WNBA rookie season, KK Arnold represented the UConn Huskies at the 2025 Overtime Select on Friday. She featured with South Carolina star Chloe Kitts. The two NCAA champions took the role of commentators, sitting behind the mic for the game between Team JuJu and Team Flau'jae.

Now, with the prestigious event in the history books, Kamorea Arnold posted a series of photos on Instagram on Tuesday. She stood in the middle of the court in the opening photo, which was followed by a photo with Kitts, Watkins, sportscaster Nia Symone and others.

"Had a blast 🎥 Big thank you to @overtimeselect and @gatorade for the invite! Major love to all the girly pops who came through and showed out — we killed it!" the post read.

Arnold and Kitts' participation in the event comes two months after they faced each other in the 2025 NCAA championship game. Arnold helped UConn clinch its first national trophy since 2016. In the championship game, she posted nine points and three assists on 100% efficiency (3 of 3) within 15 minutes of action.

Kitts recorded nine points and six rebounds. However, she was limited to 27.3% efficiency (3 of 11) in South Carolina's 82-59 loss.

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KK Arnold won Kelsey Plum's annual 'Top Dawg' MVP award

KK Arnold and Azzi Fudd were invited to Kelsey Plum's 2025 Dawg Class in April. The camp partnered with Under Armour to help close the gap between college and professional women's basketball.

To conclude the event, Plum named Kamorea Arnold the MVP of the camp, aka the "Top Dawg."

"This person (Arnold) from start to finish was unbelievable," Plum said. "Like not just basketball, but attitude, energy and the way that she was the entire time. If we asked it was a unanimous, like consensus - with the way that she handled herself and made an impact from start to finish."

Arnold solidified a starting spot in the 2023-24 season, playing 33 games in the first lineup. However, with Fudd's return and Sarah Strong's addition (No. 1 recruit in the 2024 class), she was relegated to the bench.

The guard embraced the opportunity and churned out her most efficient year, shooting 47.4% from the field.