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The United States women's team survived a nail‑biting 55‑52 victory over Italy in the FIBA World Cup, marking the closest margin of triumph in 20 years and underscoring Italy’s return to the global stage after a third‑place finish at EuroBasket 2025.
Coach Andrea Capobianco highlights Caitlin Clark's technical mastery and visual appeal, while Italy's Cecilia Zandalasini braces for a defensive test against the USA in the upcoming World Cup group stage.
The United States will look to extend its unbeaten streak at the 2026 FIBA Women's Basketball World Cup when it faces Italy in Berlin on September 6.
Team USA enters its second group‑stage game looking to extend a historic winning streak, while Italy’s star forward Cecilia Zandalasini prepares to challenge the defending champions.
The Golden State Valkyries' ascent is fueled by the underdog journeys of coach Natalie Nakase and point guard Kaitlyn Chen, whose complementary styles have transformed the franchise into a competitive force.
Kate Martin, the Iowa native who recently earned a standard contract with the Los Angeles Sparks, is now back in Chicago poised to debut for the Sky on September 17.
The Golden State Valkyries broke new ground on August 24, 2026, by defeating the Minnesota Lynx for the first time, driven by a revamped defensive identity and the disruptive play of center Kiah Stokes.
From a pandemic hobby to a professional partnership, Mariah Keopple and Gabby Williams illustrate how athletic ambition and high fashion can intersect.
Hall of Fame coach Dawn Staley discusses her potential involvement in the new Philadelphia WNBA franchise, her investments in women’s basketball and the strategic moves shaping the league’s future.
U.S. forward Napheesa Collier, a two‑time Olympic gold medalist, has been selected for the FIBA World Cup roster, bringing her resilience and recent form back to the international stage while the WNBA pauses for the tournament.
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.
The Toronto Tempo are leveraging speed and transition play, driven by Julie Allemand’s playmaking and Maria Conde’s rebounding, to carve out a competitive edge in their inaugural WNBA season.
Despite an average age of just 24.1, the Washington Mystics have vaulted into playoff contention thanks to a defense that ranks among the league’s best, even as their offense sputters.
Kaitlyn Chen’s efficiency and scoring surge have placed her among the front‑runners for the WNBA’s Most Improved Player award, highlighting a season defined by dramatic improvement and team influence.
In a 84‑79 defeat against Washington, Johnson recorded nine points, seven rebounds, three assists and four steals while teammate Natasha Hiedeman scored 31.
The Indiana Fever guard will run a basketball camp for kids aged 6‑15 on July 19 in Carmel, Indiana, while the team pursues its third consecutive victory.
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.
Kayla McBride and Courtney Williams anchor a Lynx squad that tops the standings, as key contracts and strategic roster moves set the stage for a championship push.
In a press conference, NBA Commissioner Adam Silver addressed the politicized scrutiny surrounding WNBA star Caitlin Clark, emphasizing the league’s commitment to player development and improved officiating.
The Dallas Wings posted a 7‑1 record in July, with a six‑game winning streak powered by a bench that outscored opponents and key starters stepping up in minutes.
An exploration of the 162-0 baseball simulation, its all‑time great teams, the Giants’ recent woes, and a look ahead at upcoming matchups and WNBA action.
From A'ja Wilson's historic climb to Madina Okot's career‑high performance, the latest WNBA action spotlights both established stars and rising talents across the league.
Australian guard Miela Sowah navigates the challenges of a developmental contract with the Golden State Valkyries, blending life abroad with a relentless pursuit of court time.