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In a tightly contested championship game, the New York Liberty defeated the Las Vegas Aces 95-83, with Sabrina Ionescu scoring 26 points and Breanna Stewart earning her second MVP award while making history as the first player to win three Commissioner's Cup titles.
The Gamecocks’ new apparel deal with Nike brings A’ja Wilson into the design loop and adds a high‑profile NIL component for top recruits.
The university's apparel contract with Under Armour ends this summer, making way for a Nike partnership that will outfit teams with Wilson's signature line and deepen ties to a global sports icon.
Caitlin Clark’s meteoric ascent has turned every game into a national event, but a recent clash with Alyssa Thomas and ensuing commentary have ignited a broader conversation about race, visibility and the commercialization of women’s sports.
Fope Ayo, a 6‑foot‑5 center ranked No. 50 in the 2026 class, has chosen Michigan, bringing a blend of athleticism and film‑study work ethic to Ann Arbor.
After 17 seasons with Under Armour, the University of South Carolina women's basketball team will debut Nike apparel on July 1. This piece revisits the three standout Under Armour designs that shaped the program's visual identity.
From flagged fouls in the WNBA to Phil Mickelson’s downfall and Canada’s historic soccer victory, the sports world grapples with protectiveness, accountability, and the power of star power.
The latest WNBA weekly roundup spotlights standout showings from former Gamecocks, record‑setting performances, and the upcoming high‑stakes final between Las Vegas and New York.
Kamilla Cardoso's flawless 13-of-13 shooting night produced 30 points and a new WNBA record for consecutive field goals, propelling the Chicago Sky to a franchise-best 124 points and a league-record 38 assists.
A decade of wear on the Gamecocks' home court will give way to a Nike‑led redesign as the university prepares to fully integrate the brand into its athletic identity.
A'ja Wilson and Allisha Gray receive multiple nominations for the upcoming ESPY Awards, highlighting the continued impact of South Carolina women's basketball.
The 2026 ESPYS will honor WNBA standouts, with A’ja Wilson chasing a historic ‘Best Athlete’ double win.
The Atlanta Dream secured their fourth straight win over the Toronto Tempo, with star forward Angel Reese facing unexpected criticism after an uncharacteristically low offensive output.
A’ja Wilson leads the All-Star vote while several WNBA teams post strong performances in Week 6.
From Schonna Banner’s All‑Metro honors to Shaunzinski Gortman’s historic WNBA draft, this feature revisits the players who left an indelible mark on South Carolina basketball.
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.
Starting July 1, Nike will replace the previous provider and launch a redesign of at least four Gamecocks uniforms inspired by the Paris 2024 Olympic chassis, featuring A'ja Wilson's signature elements and a revived S5 logo, while inviting supporters to submit their own concepts for a chance at prominence.
Nike will take over as the Gamecocks' uniform provider on July 1, launching a redesign that blends Olympic‑inspired aesthetics with the team's traditional colors, while featuring Wilson’s signature shoe and potential logo placements.
Jerzy Robinson, a five‑star guard and three‑time FIBA gold medalist, announced her commitment to the University of South Carolina on ESPN’s NBA Today, citing a strong bond with coach Dawn Staley and the program’s trajectory.
The Toronto Tempo, a new WNBA expansion franchise, is providing veteran players with unprecedented opportunities, leading to career‑high performances and recognition.
Kelsi Andrews arrived on campus in Columbia on June 16, fresh from a FIBA U18 Women’s AmeriCup gold medal and a high school national championship, ready to bolster the Gamecocks.
From A'ja Wilson's historic impact to Tiffany Mitchell's pioneering achievements, the women who wore numbers 21 through 30 have left an indelible mark on South Carolina basketball.
The Fever, riding a three‑game winning streak, host the Toronto Tempo on June 16 in a historic first‑meeting, with Clark’s 25 points and MVP odds in focus.
Recent WNBA action featured career‑high scoring, milestone achievements and emerging storylines for several former South Carolina standouts.