Facts of Tonya Cassell
Full Name:	Tonya Cassell
Gender:	Female
Country:	United States
Divorce	Sam Cassel
Eye Color	Dark Brown
Hair Color	Dark Brown
Status	Single
Nationality	American
Ethnicity	White
Religion	Christianity
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There are many people who become famous with the name and fame of their husband. One of those is Tonya Cassell is known as the wife of a former professional basketball player, Sam Cassell.

Tonya Cassell and Sam Cassell’s Married Life

Tonya Cassell was once a married woman. She married Sam Cassell. There is no information about when and how their relationship began.

But her husband Sam was in a relationship with Anitra Griffin. Sam and Anitra dated in 2007, but the relationship was not happy, so they parted company. Previously, Sam had a relationship with Ananda Lewis in 2006, but for some reason, the relationship eventually dissolved.

What is Tonya Cassell’s Husband Worth as of 2022?

Her husband has an estimated net worth of $23 million. However, he has not stated the actual salary he received. The main source of Cassel’s income is a professional basketball career, advertising, and more.

Cassell retired from the game in 2009. He played a total of 36 games for the Huskies. Looking at his social site report, it seems as if he is spending his luxurious life with his wife and children.

Tonya Cassell’s Career

• Talking about Tonya Cassell’s career, there is no information about her professional career.
• Tonya might be engaged in some sort of profession in her real-life but there is no information about it.
• However, she came into the limelight after getting married to Sam Cassell who is a famous basketball player.
• Talking about her husband’s profession, Sam Cassell, 1993 started playing professional basketball after being selected by the Houston Rockets NBA.
• In his two seasons in Rockets, he helped the team win the championship, but in the third season, Seattle SuperSonics beat them.

• He traded to Phoenix Suns, but in the same year, he traded again in 1996-97 in Dallas Mavericks.
• On February 17, 1997, he traded to New Jersey Nets and lived in Teaneck, New Jersey.
• Although he offered to return to the Rockets, he signed a six-year contract with the Nets but was traded on March 11, 1999, to Milwaukee Bucks.
• During Bucks’ 40th anniversary on March 28, 2008, he was named one of the 20 best players in the Milwaukee Bucks.
• On May 21, 2009, he became the assistant coach of the Washington Wizards.
• On September 29, 2014, he was hired by the Los Angeles Clippers to work as an assistant coach at Doc Rivers.
• He has since worked as an assistant trainer for the Clippers.