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The USA women’s national team remains unbeaten at the FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup, boasting a 3‑0 record and a 33‑game winning streak as they prepare for a quarterfinal match on September 10.
Angel Reese combines elite rebounding skill, a viral branding concept, and savvy commercial partnerships to become a defining figure in women’s basketball.
After being waived by the Atlanta Dream, Aaliyah Nye signed with the Los Angeles Sparks, bringing her record‑breaking three‑point shooting and SEC leadership to a team eyeing a playoff push.
Caitlin Clark is rewriting the record books with unprecedented all‑around numbers, leading Team USA in Berlin and inspiring a new generation of fans.
Angel Reese earned the WNBA Eastern Player of the Week award after a week that produced a 31‑point game, a 26‑rebound record and a 67.4% field‑goal stretch, propelling the Dream to a four‑game win streak and a fourth‑place ranking.
With just weeks left in the WNBA regular season, the Dallas Wings are poised to clinch their first playoff spot since 2023, setting up a potential showdown with the Minnesota Lynx.
Tina Charles and Renee Montgomery will provide expert analysis for every game of the FIBA Women's World Cup on TNT Sports, drawing on their UConn legacy and professional experience.
Veteran forward Rebecca Allen reflects on ten years with the Liberty, her versatility across franchises, and her relentless pursuit of a title in the city where her career began.
Rhyne Howard and Angel Reese are set to represent the Atlanta Dream on the global stage, marking a historic first for the franchise as they aim for a fifth consecutive FIBA Women's Basketball World Cup title.
Rhyne Howard’s selection to the 12‑player roster for the 2026 FIBA World Cup in Berlin highlights a lineup that blends veteran champions with rising stars, all aiming for a historic fifth straight gold.
Rhyne Howard and Angel Reese become the first Atlanta Dream teammates to represent the United States together in a FIBA Women's Basketball World Cup, aiming to extend America's dominance.
The Washington Mystics have added former Rutgers star Betnijah Laney-Hamilton to bolster their defensive lineup ahead of a crucial matchup against the Phoenix Mercury.
A look at how modern wing defenders are challenging traditional big‑man dominance for the league’s top defensive honor.
Allisha Gray’s clutch shot, A’ja Wilson’s historic scoring surge, and key injury developments defined Week 12 of the WNBA.
Angel Reese continues to dominate the WNBA with the Atlanta Dream, posting career‑high stats despite a mid‑season knee injury.
In a 84‑79 defeat against Washington, Johnson recorded nine points, seven rebounds, three assists and four steals while teammate Natasha Hiedeman scored 31.
DiJonai Carrington's social‑media post alleges that NaLyssa Smith cheated with multiple WNBA players, contradicting earlier claims of an amicable split and raising questions about the impact on league dynamics.
Atlanta Dream forward Naz Hillmon is navigating a challenging season marked by shoulder and hamstring setbacks, yet her leadership and determination remain unshaken.
After a mutual agreement to reunite with the Minnesota Lynx, veteran forward Natasha Howard is delivering career‑best performances, propelling the team toward the top of the league and positioning herself as a contender for MVP and Defensive Player of the Year.
Brionna Jones is set to make her season debut on July 16 in Toronto after a meniscus injury, bringing a boost to the Atlanta Dream’s struggling interior defense.
Caitlin Clark’s 45 points and 10 assists against the Seattle Storm set a new benchmark, while her viral Instagram post and upcoming clash with the Connecticut Sun highlight a season in full swing.
Caitlin Clark’s historic performance against the Seattle Storm and subsequent win over the New York Liberty sent her Instagram post soaring past 43,000 likes, drawing reactions from teammates, fans and fellow players.
The latest Angel Reese 1 sneaker blends bold pink design with responsive cushioning, but a recent leg injury threatens her participation in the upcoming 2026 WNBA All-Star Game.
The UTSA women's basketball program has become a conduit for emerging Puerto Rican talent, linking standout players like Nina De Leon Negron and Adriana Robles through a shared journey of competition, guidance, and community impact.