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From a promising draft projection to a rapid rise in the WNBA, Awa Fam has become a pivotal piece for the Seattle Storm, blending versatility with a calm, professional approach that hints at generational impact.
Veteran center Ezi Magbegor has re‑committed to the Seattle Storm with a three‑year deal, turning a painful injury saga into a platform for mentorship and defensive dominance.
A look at Natisha Hiedeman’s career‑high 33‑point game, her evolving leadership role with the Seattle Storm, and the implications of her new contract for the franchise’s young core.
Junior guard Silas Cohen of De Pere High School is carving his own path in basketball, drawing motivation from his sister Natisha Hiedeman’s WNBA career and brother Sandy Cohen’s professional journey, while eyeing a state title and future at the Green Bay Phoenix.
Caitlin Clark admits the relentless media spotlight is draining, but she remains laser‑focused on basketball and leading the Indiana Fever to their first championship since 2012.
Kayla McBride and Courtney Williams anchor a Lynx squad that tops the standings, as key contracts and strategic roster moves set the stage for a championship push.
Analyst Bill Yin previews tonight's WNBA matchups, highlighting key player projections and explaining the mechanics of DraftKings' Pick6 fantasy format.
Carla Leite's flawless free‑throw night and a decisive third‑quarter surge propelled the Portland Fire to a 77‑72 victory over the Seattle Storm, improving their early season outlook.
In a tightly contested matchup against the Dallas Wings, Malonga delivered a career‑high 37 points and 12 rebounds, becoming the youngest player ever to reach 30 points in the WNBA. Her performance sparked praise from teammates and coaches, highlighting her rapid growth after a concussion.
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.
During June 2026 the Lynx honored four former stars with standing ovations and video tributes, even as they navigate roster turnover and surge to the top of the WNBA standings.
After an 3‑12 start and an eight‑game skid, the Storm have begun to click offensively, but defensive lapses remain. A matchup with the Portland Fire offers a chance to reignite the Cascadia rivalry and reset the team's momentum.
Rookie guard Flau’jae Johnson is delivering strong performances for the Seattle Storm, averaging 11.5 points and 5.3 rebounds while becoming the first 2026 rookie to notch two double‑doubles. Her development is praised by coaches and veterans alike.
After a shaky start, the Minnesota Lynx’s bench has posted a noticeable uptick in scoring, helping the team string together an eight‑game winning streak despite still ranking near the bottom of the league in bench production.
The university’s latest roster reveals how fresh talent will wear numbers steeped in program history, from retired jerseys to digits that have only ever been sported by a handful of players.
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.
A recent reader poll has crowned former Racine Horlick star Sonja Henning as the most influential player in Wisconsin high school girls basketball, recognizing her record‑breaking scoring feats and lasting impact on the sport.