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During the recent WNBA All-Star Game, coaches and players highlighted progress in officiating, the need for improved review tools, and initiatives to combat social media harassment.
Eight Division I conferences unite under a new officiating alliance led by Pualani Spurlock‑Welsh to elevate women’s college basketball standards.
The Women’s Basketball Without Borders All‑Star camp will bring together the nation’s most promising female prospects for a three‑day experience in Chicago, featuring coaching from Georgia Amoore, Tamecka Dixon and Anna Montañana and backed by Nike.
The long‑standing rivalry between the University of Virginia and Old Dominion women's basketball teams is being renewed with games scheduled for November 2023 in Norfolk and a return trip to Charlottesville in 2027, sparking nostalgia for a series that once defined early college basketball.
In response to a surge of abusive messages, the WNBA and its union have announced new security initiatives after a contentious meeting involving Alyssa Thomas and Caitlin Clark.
The Women's National Basketball Association and the Women's National Basketball Players Association announced enhanced security protocols after a June 24 game sparked concerns over harassment directed at players, coaches and officials.
The WNBA and the Women's National Basketball Players Association have announced a coordinated effort to tighten security for athletes as online harassment targeting players continues to climb.
A look at the milestones, players and cultural touchstones that have made Indiana high school basketball a national benchmark.
Australian forward Isobel Izzy Borlase adjusts to the WNBA's speed and talent, quickly becoming a vital bench player for the Atlanta Dream while building camaraderie with teammates and embracing the city's culture.
The latest episode of The IX Sports Basketball Edition recaps the Liberty’s win over the Aces, Stewart’s standout performance, the suspension of Thomas amid racist threats, and upcoming podcasts for women’s sports fans.
The 2026 basketball season will be remembered as the year New York reclaimed its throne on the hardwood, with the Knicks winning their first NBA championship in 53 years and the Liberty securing the WNBA Commissioner's Cup, both built on defensive versatility and teamwork.
Coach Mark Kellogg discusses the challenges and opportunities as West Virginia rebuilds around new talent following the loss of star guard Jordan Harrison.
The recent ceremony in Knoxville honored a group of pioneering players and coaches whose contributions have reshaped the landscape of women's basketball.
The 2026 NBA Draft highlighted the impact of Basketball Without Borders, showcasing how alumni like Aday Mara leveraged the program’s exposure to launch NBA careers and influence future prospects.
Sue Bird, a UConn and WNBA legend, reflects on a career that spans national championships, Olympic golds, and pioneering business ventures, while sharing insights into her current projects and personal journey.
Gotham FC plans a $35 million training complex in New Jersey, part of a broader trend of women's sports teams investing in purpose‑built facilities.
The Indiana Fever will present Val Ackerman with the Lin Dunn Inspiring Women Award, celebrating her pivotal role in launching the WNBA and her lasting impact on women’s basketball during the league’s 30th anniversary season.
Mississippi State's women's basketball program, which fell short of the NCAA Tournament last season after an 18‑13 record, is poised for a rebound as it heads into the new campaign with a core group of players intact.
The 2026 FIFA World Cup is already shadowed by deteriorating air quality, with wildfires in southern California forcing red‑zone alerts at key venues and raising questions about FIFA’s lack of clear AQI protocols.
Duquesne University announces a major roster overhaul, adding seven new players — including transfers and international talent — while retaining key veterans. The new class brings diverse achievements that coach Dan Burt believes will transform the team's competitiveness.
The past week in Canadian sport delivered a blend of disappointment and unexpected triumphs, as the nation’s teams navigated international tournaments and professional leagues.
The Portland Thorns and Fire collaborated on a historic doubleheader that blended soccer and basketball, drawing tens of thousands of fans and unveiling plans for a joint performance center.
From its humble 1988 origins to a tech‑driven pipeline for NBA and G League coaches, the league’s Coaching Development Program blends hands‑on experience with professional growth, spotlighting alumni like Edniesha Curry and Khalid El‑Amin.
A charity basketball game scheduled for May 23 at Oak Ridge High School will bring together former professionals and college stars to raise funds for community initiatives.