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Pualani Spurlock-Welsh has been appointed supervisor of women’s basketball officials for the American, Atlantic Coast and Big East conferences, a role that places her at the helm of a newly formalized officiating alliance.
Ava Heiden, Iowa’s double‑major senior, announced she will stay with the Hawkeyes for three additional years, citing the NCAA’s new five‑year eligibility window and her desire to finish her finance and risk management degree while competing for a championship.
A fresh franchise, the Charlotte Crown, has quickly captured local fans and is being viewed as a potential catalyst for bringing the WNBA back to Charlotte.
The Dallas Wings will meet the Toronto Tempo at Montreal's Bell Centre on July 10 before a sold‑out crowd that could surpass the current women's basketball attendance record.
The Charlotte Crown’s recent victory at Bojangles Coliseum highlights the city’s enduring passion for women’s basketball and its potential to bring the WNBA back.
The Charlotte Crown’s recent triumphs and community enthusiasm signal a renewed push to bring top‑level women’s basketball back to Charlotte, echoing the city’s storied past and future ambitions.
The Los Angeles Sparks honored three decades of history in a tightly contested victory over the New York Liberty, spotlighting legends and the groundbreaking CBA championed by Nneka Ogwumike.
The Hall of Fame will honor Isabelle Fijalkowski, the first French player to receive the distinction, recognizing her standout season at CU and a career that spanned continents.
The University of Arkansas announced the finalization of its women's basketball staff for the 2026‑27 season, welcoming Erin Horne as director of basketball operations and Makyra Tramble as director of player development.
A former Virginia All‑American and WNBA pioneer, Tammi Reiss returns to the collegiate ranks to lead the University of Florida's women's basketball program, blending playing experience with a clear vision for roster building and player development.
Across the Bay Area, fathers are swapping Warriors jerseys for Valkyries scarves, bringing their daughters to the stands and using the rise of women’s professional basketball as a catalyst for ambition and self‑belief.
Geno Auriemma, the all‑time winningest coach in college basketball, will join Good Morning America co‑anchor Robin Roberts to call a marquee WNBA matchup on July 7.
The Dallas Wings edged the Chicago Sky 93-92 in a tightly contested game on June 20, 2026, highlighted by Bueckers' four‑point play and Yueru's final free throws.
The sale of the Connecticut Sun to the Fertitta family, owners of the NBA's Houston Rockets, marks a pivotal moment for the WNBA as it eyes relocation, expansion, and a renewed presence in Houston.
The WNBA announces a 50‑game 2027 season, sparking dialogue among coaches, players and international athletes about health, scheduling and the league’s expanding global footprint.
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.
Azzi Fudd, the top 2026 draft pick, has signed with the newly launched international basketball league Project B, joining a roster of WNBA stars in a venture backed by tech veterans and LeBron James' partner, aiming for a global schedule that blends sport with business equity.
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.
Despite a 4‑12 record, the Mercury are leaning on veteran stars and new chemistry, from Napa wine‑tasting trips to film sessions, hoping to turn resilience into wins.
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 independent baseball franchise called off its scheduled Pride Night game after several roster members declined to wear rainbow‑sleeved uniforms, choosing instead to forfeit the match while still supporting the event with a $10,000 contribution to the Rainbow Rose Center.
A look at the career milestones that led to Bernadette Locke-Maddox's upcoming Hall of Fame induction.
Brooks Koepka tops the leaderboard at Shinnecock Hills as Jena Sims makes a quiet appearance, while the writer reflects on day drinking, baseball ejections, and the upcoming College World Series and FIFA events.