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Paige Bueckers has been selected for the USA Basketball women's national team that will compete in the 2026 FIBA Women's World Cup in Berlin. The roster blends established stars with rising phenoms, and the team is focused on repeating its 2022 championship success.
Rhyne Howard’s selection to the 12‑player roster for the 2026 FIBA World Cup in Berlin highlights a lineup that blends veteran champions with rising stars, all aiming for a historic fifth straight gold.
The United States will field a star‑studded roster featuring Caitlin Clark, Angel Reese, Paige Bueckers and Olympic veterans such as Breanna Stewart, as the squad aims for a historic fifth consecutive championship.
TNT Sports has secured wall‑to‑wall live coverage of the 2026 FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup, airing all 36 games on TNT, truTV and HBO Max from September 4‑13. The United States, led by Caitlin Clark and a blend of veterans and newcomers, aims to capture its 12th world crown.
Three former Rutgers standouts are shaping the narrative of the 2026 WNBA season, combining elite scoring, resilient comebacks and advocacy for undrafted talent.
The United States unveils a roster that blends seasoned champions with emerging talent, aiming for a fifth consecutive FIBA Women’s World Cup gold.
The United States women’s national team is preparing for the 2026 FIBA Women’s World Cup in Berlin, aiming for its 12th championship and fifth consecutive gold medal. The roster features veterans Kelsey Plum and Kahleah Copper, Olympic medalists, and emerging stars such as Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese, while the tournament will also see a temporary WNBA break.
The United States will field a blend of seasoned Olympians and rising stars, including Caitlin Clark, Angel Reese and Paige Bueckers, in Berlin as it chases a historic fifth straight world championship.
USA Basketball has revealed the 12‑player roster for the upcoming 2026 FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup in Berlin, headlined by Caitlin Clark’s first major overseas appearance after a standout qualifying tournament.
The United States will field a blend of Olympic medalists and rising stars as it chases a fifth straight FIBA World Cup title in Berlin.
The United States reveals a 12‑player lineup blending fresh talent and seasoned champions, aiming to defend its historic gold‑medal streak.
The Mercury acquire Kelsey Plum, forming a new Big Three and aiming to turn a struggling season into a playoff push.
Sami Whitcomb, a former TCU basketball star, has agreed to a full‑time contract with the Phoenix Mercury, marking a pivotal step in her move from college to the WNBA.
Veteran forward Kahleah Copper, a Rutgers University alum, has been named to the 2026 WNBA All-Star Game, joining Team Coop in Chicago after a stellar season with the Phoenix Mercury.
Adidas leverages the WNBA All-Star weekend with a Ryoko Rain collaboration, exclusive player gear and a celebratory dinner to boost visibility for women’s basketball.
A packed arena in Phoenix witnessed a playoff‑like showdown as the Mercury fell 92‑89 to the Fever, a result that tightens the race for the postseason.
After a career‑high 41‑point explosion against the Los Angeles Sparks, Kahleah Copper has transformed from a struggling shooter into the Mercury’s leading force, driving a winning streak that reshapes their playoff outlook.
The WNBA suspended Alyssa Thomas for one game after an incident with Caitlin Clark. Coach Nate Tibbetts criticized the league's investigation, and the Mercury secured a vital win to stay alive in the playoff race.
The Phoenix Mercury ended a four-game losing streak with a dominant 93-73 win over the Seattle Storm, highlighted by a 14-0 third-quarter run and strong performances from Valeriane Ayayi and Kahleah Copper.
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.
Despite arriving late to camp, Noémie Brochant has quickly become a cornerstone for the Phoenix Mercury, blending defensive grit with offensive efficiency.
After a five‑game injury layoff, Azurá Stevens is back with the Chicago Sky, delivering 11.2 points, 8.2 rebounds and 1.4 defensive stats per game while climbing fantasy rankings.
The Golden State Valkyries entered the season with a reputation built on stifling defense, having topped the WNBA in opponent points per game a year ago. Their identity was anchored by a disciplined frontcourt and a knack for forcing opponents into low‑percentage shots.
A look at how Kaila Charles’ refined shooting and shifting roster strategies are shaping the WNBA’s competitive landscape.