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Paige Bueckers’ $45,000 donation transforms the Blackstone Park basketball court where she first honed her skills, blending personal history with community impact.
Former UConn star Paige Bueckers has pledged $45,000 to refurbish the Blackstone Park basketball court where her love for the game began, teaming with Gatorade and reflecting on the mentors who shaped her career.
Paige Bueckers, a UConn alum and WNBA standout, has pledged $45,000 to refurbish the basketball court where she first honed her game in Minneapolis, adding her signature and a Gatorade emblem to the redesign.
In a dominant 103‑90 victory over the Dallas Wings, Kayla McBride nailed ten three‑pointers, setting a new WNBA single‑game record and delivering the Minnesota Lynx their first playoff clinch of the season.
Sophie Cunningham faces a culture war after transphobic comments, a flagrant foul by DiJonai Carrington, and a steep decline in her recent WNBA performance.
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.
Noelle Quinn, a three‑time All‑Pac‑10 honoree and two‑time WNBA champion, is set to return to her alma mater as an assistant coach, bringing extensive playing and coaching experience to the Bruins.
Sophie Cunningham's opposition to women competing against males in basketball has ignited criticism, revived Trump's 2022 comments, and sparked rallies and counter‑protests across the country.
The Minnesota Lynx secured their tenth consecutive win, defeating the Indiana Fever 108-100. The game featured a notable pre‑match rally, a supportive shirt worn by head coach Cheryl Reeve, and standout performances from multiple stars.
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.
Caitlin Clark is back in the starting lineup for the Indiana Fever as they prepare to meet the Minnesota Lynx on Saturday at noon Central time. The victory over Portland gave Clark her fourth career triple‑double, the fastest any player has reached that mark in WNBA history, and it helped the Fever extend their winning streak to five games.
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.
A look at Natisha Hiedeman’s career‑high 33‑point game, her evolving leadership role with the Seattle Storm, and the implications of her new contract for the franchise’s young core.
Caitlin Clark is delivering a career‑high performance for the Indiana Fever, averaging 21.5 points and 7.9 assists while the team tops the league in scoring and point differential.
Caitlin Clark's latest 32‑point performance fuels the Indiana Fever's climb, showcasing career‑high shooting splits and a team poised for playoff contention.
Napheesa Collier's 24‑point performance revives the Lynx, prompting adjustments for teammates like Nia Coffey, while Kiki Rice's imminent return promises a new offensive catalyst for the Tempo.
Former Gamecocks star Shaunzinski Gortman, a Hall of Famer and WNBA pioneer, is back on the sidelines, leading Northside Christian’s girls basketball team.
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.
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.
After a standout college career and a brief WNBA training camp stint, Amaya Battle is heading to Italy to play for Logiman Broni, hoping the new experience will pave the way back to the WNBA.
Five former Fighting Irish players — Sonia Citron, Marina Mabrey, Olivia Miles, Jessica Shepard and Jackie Young — are among the 2026 All‑Star selections, reflecting a program that extends beyond championships.
A BYU standout was named the conference's top male athlete, leading the nation in scoring and preparing to join the NBA's struggling Washington franchise.
The Big 12 announced its 2025‑26 Athlete of the Year awards, naming BYU’s AJ Dybantsa and TCU’s Olivia Miles as the conference’s top male and female athletes, a first for basketball players.