Trinity Rodman is all set to welcome her brother to the Washington D.C. area. The news of the reunion comes following the NBA G-League’s draft night held this Saturday. Dennis Rodman’s 23-year-old son, DJ Rodman, found a spot with the Washington Wizards’ G-League affiliate.

Capital City Go-Go themselves made it official by sharing the update from their IG handle. “Official: The Capital City Go-Go have selected DJ Rodman from @uschoops with the 43rd pick in the @nbagleague Draft,” read the caption to the post.

Among the first ones to extend the best wishes to the 23-year-old was his sister Trinity. “So proud, it’s you time bro bro @dj_rodman she wrote on,” she wrote in her IG story, sharing Capital City Go Go’s post. DJ’s journey to the G-League comes after a steady performance as a graduate student at USC, where he averaged 8.4 points, 5.0 rebounds, and 1.3 assists per game while shooting 44 percent from the field.

Over his college career, he first spent four years with Washington State, appearing in 111 games with an average of 5.5 points and 4.0 rebounds per game. Now, DJ Rodman’s entrance into the NBA G-League marks an exciting chapter for the Rodman family—and if you’re a fan of sports legacies, this is one to watch.

Imagine the energy in Washington, D.C., now home to both DJ and his sister, Trinity, each chasing greatness in their fields. For those unaware, Trinity is already a star with the Washington Spirit of the National Women’s Soccer League.

Dennis Rodman’s daughter Trinity missing from missing from the USWNT Squad?

The journey has kicked off for the United States Women’s National Team (USWNT) under the new guidance of Emma Hayes, with fans still riding high on the team’s Olympic gold triumph in Paris. But as they faced Iceland in Austin, Texas, a question might have crossed your mind—where’s Trinity Rodman?

If you’re a fan, you may know that Trinity recently fought her way back from a back injury. After being sidelined since September, she’s made two short but impactful appearances for the Washington Spirit against Racing Louisville and the Chicago Red Stars.

These limited minutes suggest she’s still carefully working her way up to full strength, a strategy that’s likely kept her from this USWNT camp. As much as you might miss her on the field, this cautious approach is all about getting Rodman fully back to her best.

Her team has critical games ahead, including the final regular-season match on November 2, with playoffs on the horizon. So, she’s prioritizing her health, making sure she’s game-ready when it counts the most. In the meantime, Trinity is celebrating her brother’s major achievement with the NBA G-League.