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The Connecticut Sun paused their season to honor Jonquel Jones before a home game, reflecting on her transformative years with the franchise and her new chapter with the New York Liberty.
Olympic champions Lacey Eden and Hayley Scamurra joined the Washington Mystics for a special crossover event, meeting fans, posing with prospects and watching a dramatic game that ended with Caitlin Clark’s buzzer‑beating three‑pointer.
A look at ten standout players from South Jersey whose scoring feats, championships and contributions continue to influence basketball at every level.
A look at the ten standout women’s basketball players from South Jersey whose scoring records, championships and professional achievements have left an indelible mark on the sport.
An overview of ten standout female basketball players from South Jersey, tracing their high school triumphs, college successes and professional legacies.
A former Notre Dame star defies expectations, earns a 19th‑overall draft pick, and begins to carve out a role with the Washington Mystics.
Caitlin Clark's debut performance against the New York Liberty ended in a loss, but her all-around stats hint at growth for the young Fever squad.
The Indiana Fever squandered a 12-point lead before losing 83-75 to the New York Liberty, with Caitlin Clark struggling and Kelsey Mitchell leading the scoring.
After a storied career spanning the WNBA, NCAA and international stages, Fred Williams is set to bolster Indiana's women's basketball program as an assistant coach, bringing a wealth of knowledge and a proven track record of developing talent.
Langston University announces Hall of Famer Crystal Robinson as its new women’s basketball head coach, tasking the Oklahoma native with leading the Lady Lions toward their first NAIA national championship.
The university announced the addition of Rachel Swartz to its coaching roster, highlighting her extensive background in player development and recruitment.
Zia Cooke has delivered a striking start to her fourth WNBA season, combining efficient scoring with a growing defensive presence, while her collaboration with Coach Sonia Raman and mental preparation have elevated her confidence and impact.
Alicia Flórez, a Spanish point guard signed by the Washington Mystics, has quickly impressed with her playmaking and defensive instincts in her first two WNBA appearances, earning praise from coaches and teammates while the team evaluates her future under a developmental contract.
Megan Gustafson, a former Iowa basketball star, scored her 800th WNBA point this week, highlighting a career‑best season with the Portland Fire and setting up a high‑profile matchup against Caitlin Clark.
Jacy Sheldon, a versatile guard for the Chicago Sky, embraces her role amid injuries, trades, and family proximity, aiming to cement a lasting presence in the WNBA.
Veteran WNBA player Stefanie Dolson uses her calm demeanor, vocal guidance, and strategic insight to elevate the Seattle Storm, especially among its young roster.
Veteran WNBA guard Natasha Cloud navigates a high‑stakes free‑agency period, leans on personal support, and finds a new home with the Chicago Sky, where her gritty play and advocacy are already making an impact.
The Washington Mystics opened the 2026 season with a 2-1 record, driven by a talented young core and dominant paint play, but faced setbacks that highlighted areas for development.
After a standout junior season that earned her the 2026 Naismith Defensive Player of the Year, Hannah Hidalgo announced she will stay at Notre Dame for a fifth year, citing the program's familial atmosphere and a promising roster overhaul.
Caitlin Clark's record‑breaking night wasn't enough as the Indiana Fever lost a close game to the Washington Mystics, highlighting both historic achievements and areas needing improvement.
Sophie Cunningham’s striking appearance captured fan attention as the Indiana Fever battled the Washington Mystics, only to see Caitlin Clark deliver a 32‑point fourth‑quarter explosion that rewrote the team’s assist record.
Caitlin Clark becomes the first player to reach 75 points and 20 assists in the first three games of a WNBA season, even as the Indiana Fever drop a close game to the Washington Mystics.
A late fourth‑quarter rally led by Caitlin Clark could not overcome the Indiana Fever's defensive inconsistencies, resulting in a 104-102 overtime defeat against the Washington Mystics.
Caitlin Clark delivered a spectacular 32‑point outing, but the Indiana Fever could not sustain their offense, dropping a 104‑102 overtime decision to the Washington Mystics.