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Diamond Johnson’s 17.5 points per game average highlights the Upshot League’s first season, a competitive four‑team circuit founded by Donna Orender and Andy Kaufmann that streams every game and aims to grow into a national platform for women’s basketball talent.
A’ja Wilson leads the All-Star vote while several WNBA teams post strong performances in Week 6.
Australian guard Miela Sowah finally earns a spot on the Golden State Valkyries roster, showcasing her shooting prowess and resilient attitude after years in the WNBL.
Natalie Nakase’s second season with the Golden State Valkyries is marked by a healthier roster, a 9‑5 record and a renewed emphasis on defensive intensity.
Gabby Williams, a two‑time Olympian and defensive stalwart, has committed to Unrivaled, the 3x3 league co‑founded by her former UConn teammates Breanna Stewart and Naphessa Collier, signaling a bold move toward a new competitive format.
Gabby Williams, a two‑time Olympian and defensive standout, has signed a multi‑year deal with Unrivaled, the 3x3 basketball league co‑founded by her former UConn teammates.
Gabby Williams, a two‑time Olympic medalist and defensive stalwart, has committed to Unrivaled for its third season, bringing her elite skill set to a league co‑founded by her UConn teammates.
The Portland Fire is reshaping the typical expansion team experience by prioritizing culture, inclusive opportunities and a constraints‑led coaching philosophy that is already influencing the broader WNBA landscape.
The Toronto Tempo, a new WNBA expansion franchise, is providing veteran players with unprecedented opportunities, leading to career‑high performances and recognition.
After an 3‑12 start and an eight‑game skid, the Storm have begun to click offensively, but defensive lapses remain. A matchup with the Portland Fire offers a chance to reignite the Cascadia rivalry and reset the team's momentum.
Despite arriving late to camp, Noémie Brochant has quickly become a cornerstone for the Phoenix Mercury, blending defensive grit with offensive efficiency.
Recent WNBA action featured career‑high scoring, milestone achievements and emerging storylines for several former South Carolina standouts.
From a defensive anchor in the paint to a sharpshooting threat beyond the arc, Stephanie Talbot is shaping the Las Vegas Aces’ campaign as they chase playoff glory.
The Golden State Valkyries entered the season with a reputation built on stifling defense, having topped the WNBA in opponent points per game a year ago. Their identity was anchored by a disciplined frontcourt and a knack for forcing opponents into low‑percentage shots.
A new global offseason basketball league, Project B, is set to launch in November 2026, streaming live on YouTube under the production of Host Broadcast Services, and will showcase a groundbreaking Formula 1‑style model for both women and men, with Tokyo as its first host city.
Kiah Stokes is carving out a larger offensive role with the Golden State Valkyries while remaining a defensive anchor, blending humility with impact.
The Las Vegas Aces secured two road victories despite a depleted roster, with Coach Becky Hammon highlighting free‑throw discrepancies and key players delivering standout performances ahead of a highly anticipated home matchup.
The latest weekly roundup highlights scoring bursts, defensive upgrades, and injury setbacks across the league, setting the stage for upcoming contests.
Megan Gustafson hit her 800th WNBA point and followed it with a flawless 22‑point game, leading the Portland Fire past the Indiana Fever.
The Huskies aim to rebound from a Final Four loss, blending veteran talent with fresh recruits as they chase another national championship.
The Valkyries’ early success blends defensive brilliance, emerging stars, and a cohesive coaching vision, setting the stage for a championship run.
A 20‑year‑old guard from Lithuania, drafted first overall, has quickly shown her playmaking and scoring chops in her first two WNBA games, drawing praise from teammates and analysts alike.
A recent game saw Caitlin Clark score just 16 points and turn the ball over five times, prompting criticism from fans and analysts alike.
The Huskies begin their summer schedule with a mix of seasoned players and promising newcomers, setting the stage for a competitive upcoming season.