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The Indiana Fever will meet the Chicago Sky on August 23 in a pivotal WNBA matchup that could shape the 2026 playoff picture. With Caitlin Clark leading the charge and several injury concerns, the game carries significant stakes for both teams.
The Indiana Fever dropped two straight games on a five‑game road trip, exposing free‑throw and defensive issues that have left them fifth in the standings and facing a critical matchup against the Chicago Sky.
After a career‑defining ACL tear, Courtney Vandersloot remains the steady hand guiding the Chicago Sky toward a playoff resurgence.
A look at the Gonzaga alumni poised for Hall of Fame induction, from coaching legend Mark Few to WNBA star Courtney Vandersloot and emerging NBA talents.
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.
Elena Delle Donne and Chamique Holdsclaw were inducted into the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame on the same day, highlighting a career that blends individual brilliance with franchise triumphs.
From quitting college basketball to becoming a Hall of Famer, Elena Delle Donne overcame health setbacks, family challenges, and a late‑career resurgence to leave an indelible mark on the WNBA.
Elena Delle Donne’s path from early retirement to WNBA stardom is shaped by family bonds, health challenges, and a relentless love for the game.
From walking away from college basketball to earning a place in the Hall of Fame, Elena Delle Donne’s journey intertwines personal sacrifice, family bonds, and athletic excellence.
From an early exit from college basketball to a Hall of Fame induction in 2026, Elena Delle Donne’s career is defined by resilience, health battles, and a deep connection to her sister Lizzie.
Candace Parker and Elena Delle Donne, two of the most influential women in basketball history, are being honored in the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame. Both players had significant impacts in Chicago, where they helped redefine the sport and inspire future generations.
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.
The Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame will induct Candace Parker and Chamique Holdsclaw next year, spotlighting a class that celebrates transformative talent and lasting impact on the game.
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.
Mai Yamamoto's first WNBA appearance came on July 23 for the Las Vegas Aces, where she logged three minutes, assisted a three‑pointer, and earned a standing ovation. Coach Becky Hammon highlighted her high basketball IQ and professionalism as the team prepares for a road trip against the Chicago Sky.
Drafted tenth by the Chicago Sky, Ajša Sivka instead commits to Kentucky’s women’s basketball program, aiming to sharpen her post game alongside Clara Strack and flourish under Coach Kenny Brooks.
DiJonai Carrington’s recent social‑media accusations against former partner NaLyssa Smith have turned a private breakup into a public spectacle, drawing reactions from teammates, sponsors and the WNBA itself.
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.
The Golden State Valkyries sit second in the WNBA standings with a 19-8 record, boasting league-leading defense and bench scoring. Their schedule pits them against top teams like the Minnesota Lynx and Las Vegas Aces, and coach Natalie Nakase emphasizes health and postseason readiness. While the roster features veterans and newcomers alike, the team still seeks a go-to scorer to anchor an offense that has been inconsistent.
After securing the 2026‑27 title defense, UCLA’s women’s basketball program is reshaping its roster with five new transfers and two freshman guards, while Coach Cori Close outlines her philosophy of learning and giving.
Veteran forward Kahleah Copper, a Rutgers University alum, has been named to the 2026 WNBA All-Star Game, joining Team Coop in Chicago after a stellar season with the Phoenix Mercury.
Skylar Diggins has been out of action for the Chicago Sky since a right‑knee injury in early July, and while she works through physical therapy and personal upheaval, the team leans on emerging talent and hopes for a timely return.
The new contract lets Morgan play up to 12 games this season, building on a standout college career that saw her top the NCAA in assists.