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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.
Team USA finished the group stage 3‑0, beating China, Italy and the Czech Republic, with Jackie Young and Sonia Citron delivering key performances ahead of the quarterfinal.
Veteran forward Nneka Ogwumike will retire at season’s end, citing a desire to leave a lasting personal imprint on teammates like Cameron Brink, whose growth she has shaped both on and off the court.
After a career‑defining ACL tear, Courtney Vandersloot remains the steady hand guiding the Chicago Sky toward a playoff resurgence.
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.
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.
The 2026 Basketball Hall of Fame ceremony honored Elena Delle Donne, Candace Parker, and other trailblazers, highlighting their groundbreaking achievements and the enduring impact of women’s basketball.
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.
The 2026 class of the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame honored players, coaches, and officials whose careers reshaped the game, with emotional tributes that linked past milestones to future aspirations.
The 2026 Basketball Hall of Fame ceremony in Springfield, Massachusetts, honored elite players, coaches, and teams, highlighting milestones in women's basketball and the personalities who shaped the sport.
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.
Former Duke star and longtime coach Tommy Amaker will be inducted into the Washington DC Sports Hall of Fame alongside WNBA MVP Elena Delle Donne, NFL Pro Bowler London Fletcher and others, in a ceremony scheduled for August 30, 2026.
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.
A look at how modern wing defenders are challenging traditional big‑man dominance for the league’s top defensive honor.
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.
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.
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.
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.