WNBA team news:
The Lynx are losing games on the defensive end.
WNBA player news:
Rhyne Howard aims to be the WNBA's next generational talent.
Aliyah Boston is the Fever's starting point on the way back to the finals.
Diamond Miller will miss Minnesota's game tomorrow with a sprained ankle.
College coach news:
An injury lead to her coaching, and now Billi Chambers is leading Xavier.
DePaul's new assistant coaches are Ashton Millender and Bradley Bruno.
Today's results:
The Dream cruised past the Sky, 83-65.
The Sun held off the Fever, 81-78.
The Wings outlasted the Lynx, 94-89.
The Liberty rallied past the Storm, 86-78.
WNBA player news:
Breanna Stewart's former teammates welcomed her back to Seattle.
Stewart said the return felt good, but also weird.
New jersey, familiar-looking Stewie.
Aliyah Boston continues to shine.
WNBA coach news:
Indiana assistant coach Karima Christmas-Kelly navigates multiple responsibilities and roles.
College player news:
One-on-one with Caitlin Clark ahead of her senior year.
Transfer Maddie Nolan is excited for a new opportunity at Colorado.
College coach news:
Maggie Lucas is excited to be an assistant with Bowling Green.
WNBA news:
The difficulty in making an WNBA roster effects the future of the league.
WNBA team news:
Another championship may be on the horizon for the Aces.
Even with their first loss, the Sun are off to a hot start in Stephanie White's first year.
The Storm are focused on defending Breanna Stewart as the Liberty visit Seattle tomorrow.
A winless season start is indicative of a Lynx rebuild.
WNBA player news:
Bench players are taking advantage of their extra minutes.
Aliyah Boston got a warm welcome from South Carolina fans at last night's game in Atlanta.
Veronica Burton returned to Wintrust Arena in a new starting role for the Wings.
International news:
How Canada's 3X3 team finally got the financial support to match their success.
The WNBL's Perth Lynx is for sale.
USA Basketball 3X3 news:
Linnae Harper and the 3X3 team are looking to reclaim the title in Vienna.
Today's results:
With a 90-87 win over the Dream, the Fever snapped a 20-game losing streak.
The Sky held on to beat the Wings, 94-88.
The Aces routed the Lynx, 94-73.
Today's results:
The Liberty ran past the Sun, 81-65, behind Breanna Stewart's 21 points.
The Aces crushed the short-handed Sparks, 93-65.
WNBA team news:
Small ball could work for the Sky if injuries create extended absences.
The Fever could set a losing streak record tomorrow.
WNBA player news:
Today's results:
The Mystics edged the Sky, 71-69.
The Wings escaped the Storm, 95-91.
WNBA team news:
The Aces are excited to raise their title banner and receive their rings.
The Lynx are trying to win, but next year's draft is the real prize.
How the WNBA's superteams of the past paved the way for today's squads.
WNBA player news:
What chasing perfection means for Breanna Stewart.
Napheesa Collier, Kahleah Copper and Jewell Loyd got next.
Taylor Mikesell is working to return to the WNBA.
Tamika Catchings is using tea to make change.
WNBA owner news:
WNBA owners are shaming others into treating their players better, and that's a good thing.
College team news:
LSU visited the White House today.
Sa'Myah Smith fainted during the President's speech, but is OK.
Today's results:
The Aces downed the Sparks, 94-85.
The Mercury ran by the Lynx, 90-81.
WNBA team news:
After the largest defeat in team history, the Storm are looking to put it together on offense.
The Sky are scouting a location for a new practice facility.
WNBA player news:
Aliyah Boston and the Fever are excited for the future.
Elizabeth Williams is a crucial rim protector for the Sky.
Kahleah Cooper says Chicago's fans are their sixth man.
Kristi Toliver explains her decision to return to the Mystics.
Alexis Morris asked forgiveness from WNBA vets and fans for her comments on Twitter last week.
College team news:
LSU begins their time in Washington D.C.
Utah is a program on the rise.
College coach news:
Miami has extended Katie Meier's contract through 2027-2028.
Carrie Moore got Harvard off to a great start in her first season.
WNBA team news:
The Sparks respect, but don't fear the defending champion Aces.
WNBA player news:
Against all odds, Brittney Griner is on track to have one of her best seasons.
Sabrina Ionescu talks business.
How rookie Zia Cooke has embraced the moment with the Sparks.
Diamond Miller is applying lessons from Maryland to the WNBA.
Aari McDonald has left the Arizona staff, and will play overseas next winter.
WNBA coach news:
Latricia Trammell is an Oklahoman coaching the Dallas Wings.
Aces interim coach Tyler Marsh is ready for a homecoming challenge.
Tomorrow's game schedule features the Aces at the Sparks and the Lynx at the Mercury
College team news:
LSU is on their way to the White House.
College coach news:
Tempie Brown returns to Stanford as an assistant coach.
Tania Davis is returning to Iowa as the director of player development.
Today's results:
The Sun defeated the Mystics (again), 88-81.
The Dream came back from 19 down to top the Lynx, 83-77.
WNBA player news:
Sky forward Isabelle Harrison had surgery to repair a torn left meniscus, and is out indefinitely.
College player news:
The next chapter begins at graduation.
NC State transfer Diamond Johnson has landed at Norfolk State.
College coach news:
Linda Cimino is the new head coach at Dartmouth.
Rudy Evans is a new assistant coach at Arkansas State.
WNBA team news:
The Fever aren't focusing on their losses as they move forward.
ESPN's power rankings shuffled dramatically after opening weekend.
Increasing teams, not rosters, is still the priority of commissioner Cathy Engelbert.
WNBA player news:
Brittney Griner has returned to the league forever changed, but blissfully familiar.
Gabby Williams' agent says her return to the league this season is an option, not a certainty.
WNBA coach news:
Sky coach James Wade says his bond with Griner is bigger than basketball.
College coach news:
Cleveland State coach Evelyn Thompson has resigned to become an assistant coach at Miami, Ohio.
Stephanie Soares' new graduate assistant position is a win-win for her and Iowa State.
1. It does seem like it will be the Aces, and then everybody else (very far back)
2. The Sun and the Sparks are better than many predicted
3. Aliyah Boston will be ROY
4. June WNBA basketball will look much different. Expect some teams to step up
Today's results:
The Sun downed the Mystics, 80-74, in their home opener.
Behind a franchise record 45 points from Breanna Stewart, the Liberty ran away from the Fever, 90-73.
The Sky outlasted the Mercury, 75-69, despite 27 points and 10 rebounds from Brittney Griner in her home debut.
WNBA team news:
Connecticut is embracing a new energy this year.
With Stewart, New York has superteam potential.
The Dream hopes their young roster takes a step forward this season.
WNBA player news:
Erica Wheeler relishes the chance to lead Indiana back to success.
Griner is home and comfortable again......today was a celebration.
WNBA news:
Welcome to the era of WNBA superteams. New stars need not apply.
College coach news:
Today's results:
The Wings hung on to beat the Dream, 85-78.
The Aces routed the Storm, 105-64.
WNBA team news:
The Sun hopes to rise again with new players and a new coach.
This is likely the start of a long dry spell for Seattle.
WNBA player news:
Brittney Griner is unsatisfied with her team's opening loss.
Her return is a symbol of hope.
Elizabeth Williams is a home run for the Sky's defensive identity.
Diamond Miller shined last night, despite the Lynx's loss.
WNBA news:
Entering its 27th season, the WNBA needs to break from the "old mold."
Today's results:
The Sun ran by he Fever, 70-61.
The Mystics routed the Liberty, 80-64.
The Sky stopped the Lynx, 77-66.
The Sparks handled the Mercury, 94-71.
WNBA team news:
The league hasn't seen a team like the Liberty.
With a revamped, modern offense, the Sun will continue to embrace who they are.
Three keys for Seattle in 2023.......they are suddenly optimistic that Gabby Williams will rejoin the team soon.
WNBA player news:
Griner's return was a triumph.
Jewell Loyd is ready to lead a new era of Storm basketball.
Rhyne Howard will be a nightmare this season.
Fans screamed for Grace Berger in Indiana's season opener. She didn't play.
Crystal Bradford: the pursuit of happiness.
WNBA coach news:
Aces assistant coach Tyler Marsh will serve as interim head coach during Becky Hammon's suspension.
WNBA team news:
As the season begins, Becky Hammon's suspension overshadows the Aces' quest to repeat.
How the Liberty built a superteam......they enter 2023 with massive title hopes.
The Storm enter the year amid mystery and skepticism without Sue Bird and Breanna Stewart.
Revamped Chicago will test Minnesota in their season opener.
Inside the Sun roster.....how will they fare this year?
WNBA player news:
The Mystics will have a true coach on the floor in Kristi Toliver.......they're focused on their pursuit of a championship - not superteams.
Napheesa Collier is ready to lead the new-look Lynx with her baby brightening her life.
Brittner Griner's return is a moment to celebrate and appreciate......her presence adds a new dimension for the Mercury.
Griner is creating a new normal for herself and the WNBA.
Kahleah Copper is ready to accept the lead role for the Sky.
Three Canadians are showing up big.
Dearica Hamby is moving forward after Hammon's suspension.
Layshia Clarendon has survivor's guilt for making the Sparks roster.
Grace Berger's journey from driveway to the WNBA is complete.
Zia Cooke is soaring in the moment while adjusting to life in the league.
Fifteen draft picks made rosters.
Who are the best Aces since the franchise relocated to Las Vegas?
WNBA coach news:
Storm coach Noelle Quinn always embraces the work and the opportunity.
Can Curt Miller transform the Sparks back into a WNBA power?
New Wings coach Latricia Trammell is fixing the vibes, and the defense.
WNBA news:
Superteams and Griner's return headline the 2023 season.
The WNBA will consider leaguewide talks after the Las Vegas investigation.
Why the league has no Bay Area team, and probably won't for several years.
USA Basketball news:
Today's (stunning) cuts:
Jazmine Jones was waived by the Washington Mystics.
Emily Engstler was waived by the Washington Mystics.
Kalani Brown was waived by the Dallas Wings.
Charli Collier was waived by the Dallas Wings.
Taylor Mikesell was waived by the Indiana Fever.
Yang Liwei was waived by the Los Angeles Sparks.
Kayana Traylor was waived by the Chicago Sky.
Feyonda Fitzgerald was waived by the Chicago Sky.
Epiphanny Prince was waived by the New York Liberty.
WNBA team news:
The Aces have the most talented team in their history. Will they be the greatest?........profiles of each player.
The Mercury and Brittney Griner are set to tip off the season.
The Lynx must make several roster decisions before their opener Friday.
WNBA player news:
Gabby Williams' status for play this season is still uncertain.
Isabelle Harrison is out with an undisclosed injury as Chicago prepares to open the season.
Why Dearica Hamby pushed to return to the court less than three months after giving birth.
WNBA coach news:
Becky Hammon denied bullying, and chided the league for their investigation, which lead to sanctions against the Aces......she is disappointed.
Curt Miller's handiwork will still be discernable with the Connecticut Sun.
WNBA news:
The WNBA's deep roster cuts are a turn-off for would-be fans.
Does the league have racial disparity in its leadership?
Inside the league's triple-double explosion.
College coach news:
Michelle Clark-Heard has been named assistant AD for women's basketball at Mississippi State.
WNBA team news:
After a months-long investigation, the WNBA took away the Aces first-round draft pick of 2025 and suspended coach Becky Hammon for two games, saying the franchise violated league rules around impermissible player benefits and work place policies.
The Aces responded to the ruling........as did the WNBPA.
The Lynx waived Brea Beal, to bring the roster to 14.
The Sun traded for Leigha Brown and waived three as the cuts deadline approaches.
Questions about the Sky's front court loom as the season approaches.
How the league's storytelling is evolving.
WNBA player news:
Why Diana Taurasi is working so hard to stay on the court this summer.
Rookie Diamond Miller has earned high praise from Minnesota coach Cheryl Reeve.
How Victaria Saxton is making the most of her time with Indiana.
The Fever waived Destanni Henderson.
Today's transactions from around the league are brutal.
College coach news:
WNBA team news:
The Aces took media day to another level.
The Mystics are excited about Monumental Sports and Entertainment's new investment in women's sports.
The Sky have to cut their roster from 16 to 12 by Thursday.
WNBA player news:
Sabrina Ionescu's contract with the Liberty has been extended through the 2025 season.
Three from Louisville are now playing for "the District."
Napheesa Collier is now the centerpiece for the Lynx.
Did Britney Griner's stance on the national anthem change?
Brea Beal is getting her first taste of the WNBA with Minnesota.
WNBA coach news:
Becky Hammon isn't waiting for the NBA to call.
USA Basketball news:
The AmeriCup Team has been named.
WNBA team news:
The Sky prevailed over the Lynx, 82-74, in the first-ever WNBA game in Canada.
The game was sold out, and Toronto fans were very supportive.
The city showed it is a viable option for a franchise.
The Fever beat the Wings, 90-83.
In Vegas, Vegas is the favorite.
WNBA player news:
Courtney Vandersloot hesitated to join the Liberty because of her mother's cancer diagnosis.
College team news:
Illinois is building momentum in the offseason.
For Kentucky, losing players to the transfer portal is not the main concern.
WNBA news:
Expansion is coming, but when and where?
The WNBA is kicking off the super team era. Is expansion next?
The league's first stop in Canada is giving the locals something to dream about.
WNBA player news:
Breanna Stewart is ready to start a new chapter with the Liberty.
Brittney Griner played in her first WNBA game tonight since before her detainment.
Bridget Carleton is excited for her first WNBA game in home country Canada tomorrow, where the Lynx will face the Sky.
The WNBA is helping Natalie Achonwa balance motherhood and her career.
DiDi Richards faces super team expectations, like her former coach Kim Mulkey.
Kia Nurse is excited to be back from a knee injury.
Michaela Onyenwere brings youth and versatility to the Mercury.
Can Diamond Miller challenge Aliyah Boston in the ROY race?
College coach news:
Why Marisa Moseley brought her mentor to Wisconsin.
USA 3X3 news:
Eighteen athletes are participating in national team trials.
WNBA news:
The league, with its broadcast and streaming partners, will show a record 205 games this season.
The WNBA has extended its partnership with Meta.
WNBA team news:
How the Atlanta Dream rebuilt a broken franchise.
Indiana has three cuts left to make, and they'll be difficult.
WNBA player news:
Can Rhyne Howard take another leap in year two?
Sharp-shooting Taylor Mikesell is making a case for the Fever roster.
Jewell Loyd and Haley Jones are now pickleball team co-owners.
International news:
WNBA team news:
Brittney Griner is back and Diana Taurasi is healthy, so how good will the Mercury be this season?
The Mystics have capable players, but not enough roster spots.
The new-look Sky are eager to disprove preseason expectations.......can they maintain the standard set by past stars?
A judge has halted the Mercury's bid to exit bankrupt Diamond Sports Network.
WNBA player news:
Erica Wheeler came back to Indiana to lead.
Breanna Stewart and Stefanie Dolson are reunited with the Liberty.
Stewart says she needs more from the league on charter flights.
Lou Lopez Senechal is the first Mexican-born WNBA player, and hopes she isn't the last.
The WNBA has an injury tracking issue.
College team news:
South Carolina is preparing to have a completely new reputation.
WNBA team news:
The Aces cut three, including their lone 2023 draft pick.
WNBA player news:
Breanna Stewart is relishing her time with the Liberty.
Stewart's new signature shoe is named after her daughter.
Myisha Hines-Allen is back on the court after injury and frustration.
Inside Aari McDonald's offseason work plan.
Izzy Harrison is using basketball as a way to advocate for her brother, and organ transplants.
Aliyah Boston has signed with Adidas.
Ashley Joens is making an impression on her Wings teammates with her work ethic.
The 12 best players with a chance to win MVP.
College team news:
In the SEC, the rich can get richer with NIL deals and transfers.
How LSU might create their new starting lineup.
College player news:
Chloe Moore-McNeil has the tools to lead Indiana.
Jaylyn Sherrod is motivated to help Colorado take the next step forward.
College coach news:
WNBA team news:
The rebuilt Liberty aim to make good on their super team buzz.
The Sky have questions to answer in the front court.
WNBA player news:
In her third season with the team, Kayla McBride is in the Lynx's training camp.
From waiting for a call to likely starter, Minnesota's Lindsay Allen has seen it all.
Brionna Jones is embracing an expanded role with the Sun.
Allisha Gray is living the dream in her homecoming.
Five under-the-radar players to watch.
Puma has unveiled Breanna Stewart's second signature shoe, the Stewie 2.
WNBA coach news:
Briann January returned to Connecticut as an assistant coach.
College team news:
LSU has accepted an invitation to visit the White House, on May 26.
Biggest wins and losses for South Carolina this offseason.
College player news:
Angel Reese will be featured in SI's swimsuit issue.
Thanks to NIL and social evolution, WBB players now have more control over their style.
College coach news:
Glenn Box is the new head coach at Miami Ohio.
USA Basketball news:
WNBA team news:
Roster size is a hot-button topic as cuts begin.
The Fever fell to the Sky, 81-56, in the first preseason game for both teams.
The Liberty are sharper, but aren't taking chances in training camp.
WNBA player news:
Brittney Griner's return to the WNBA is an inspiration for others.
Crystal Dangerfield is starting a new chapter in Dallas.
USA Basketball 3X3 news:
Creighton won the 3X3 nationals title.
College coach news:
Q&A with Illinois coach Shauna Green.
WNBA team news:
The Mystics are looking forward to riding the momentum of the NCAA Tournament.
The retooled Lynx have different goals for their first preseason game.
The Sparks have done a 180 with camaraderie and accountability in camp.
WNBA player news:
Arike Ogunbowale is ready to lead the Wings, her new coach says.
NaLyssa Smith and Aliyah Boston could become a great high-low combination for the Fever.
Aces vet and playoff hero Riquna Williams has returned hungrier than ever.
Brittney Griner says it's "a little overwhelming" returning to normal life after her detainment.
Tiffany Hayes' journey has brought her back to Connecticut with the Sun.
Diana Taurasi has more in the tank to begin the year.
WNBA coach news:
Sky coach James Wade says the team can be competitive, despite their roster turnover.
New Washington coach Eric Thibault has familiar faces in camp.
College player news:
Wake Forest transfer Jewel Spear has committed to Tennessee.
College coach news:
North Carolina has given Courtney Banghart a five-year contract extension.
Mississippi State has extended Sam Purcell's contract through 2026-2027.
WNBA news:
The league announced rules changes, which allow for a coach's challenge.
WNBA team news:
The renewed Sparks are building on deep connections and mutual respect.
WNBA player news:
Diana Taurasi is gearing for her 19th season with Phoenix.
Brittney Griner vows to use her bigger platform for good.......she is back to work after a whirlwind trip.
Diamond DeShields is stepping into her role as veteran for Dallas.
Rachel Banham is confident and capable entering her fourth year with Minnesota......Napheesa Collier is ready to lead the team in the right direction.
The Fever rookies are faring well in camp.
Rookie Abby Meyers wants to make a difference in the WNBA.
College team news:
Should Indiana use the transfer portal this year?
College player news:
Colorado's Frida Formann is looking to take her game even higher in her senior season.
College coach news:
Washington State coach Kamie Ethridge has signed a contract extension through 2028-2029.
WNBA team news:
The Aces and Liberty are in their own league entering training camp.
The Sparks and team president Vanessa Shay have mutually agreed to part ways.
WNBA player news:
Kelsey Mitchell is becoming more vocal for the young Fever.
Rachel Banham's role keeps growing for the Lynx.
Olivia Nelson-Ododa's "cool" basketball life since leaving Connecticut.
Ruthy Hebard is embracing motherhood with the help of the Sky.
Grace Berger is being a "sponge" at Fever training camp, earning high praise from the staff.
Rookie Alexis Morris brings a combative, championship edge to the Sun.
Rookie Jordan Horston is flashing her defensive skills in Storm camp.
Courtney Vandersloot is in concussion protocol and Jonquel Jones is restricted due to a foot injury.
College player news:
Exploring the effects of transferring on individual performance.
Injuries stole Allie Kubek's first year at Maryland. She's eager for her second.
College coach news:
The Pac-12's two Northern California coaches call for the WNBA to return to the Bay Area.
WNBA team news:
One key storyline for all 12 teams.
The Mystics don't think the chase for a title is a two-team race.
The new-look Sky are keeping some things the same.
WNBA player news:
A healthy Elena Delle Donne is excited for the season.
Delle Donne is the strongest she's ever been, and won't sit out games to rest.
Napheesa Collier is ready for her new role as Lynx captain.
Moriah Jefferson is aiming to become the Mercury's facilitator.
Jordan Horston is settling into her first WNBA camp with the Seattle Storm.
WNBA coach news:
Becky Hammon is all-in on coaching the Aces, despite her uncertain future.
College coach news:
Taelor Karr is a new assistant coach at Colorado.
Tiffany Morton is a new assistant coach at Wisconsin.
Georgia Tech has hired Michael Scruggs as an assistant coach.
