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The latest WNBA week saw A’ja Wilson lead in blocks and scoring, Ta’Niya Latson deliver a career‑high 20‑point game, and several key players face injury setbacks as the schedule heads into pivotal matchups.
From A'ja Wilson's historic climb to Madina Okot's career‑high performance, the latest WNBA action spotlights both established stars and rising talents across the league.
After a promising preseason, Sania Feagin's 2025 WNBA journey was cut short by a torn ACL, ending her stint with the Portland Fire without a single regular‑season appearance.
The Las Vegas Aces signed former South Carolina standout Ta'Niya Latson and Vanderbilt rookie Justine Pissott this week, while parting ways with Chennedy Carter and making room for developmental player Kate Martin.
A brief look at how injuries, strategic roster moves and developmental contracts are reshaping the Los Angeles Sparks' lineup and the future of Ta’Niya Latson.
The Sparks have cut the South Carolina alum after a brief stint, while adding new pieces and watching Feagin move to Portland.
A’ja Wilson and Aliyah Boston lead the All-Star selections as Indiana shines, while Atlanta endures a fifth straight loss.
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.
Former South Carolina standout Sania Feagin has inked a developmental contract with the Portland Fire, aiming to revive her WNBA career after a brief stint with Los Angeles.
A’ja Wilson leads the All-Star vote while several WNBA teams post strong performances in Week 6.
After a modest rookie season and a preseason surge, Sania Feagin was waived by the Los Angeles Sparks to make room for guard Kiana Williams, a move that underscores the team’s roster calculations and the shrinking presence of former Gamecocks in the WNBA.
Recent WNBA action featured career‑high scoring, milestone achievements and emerging storylines for several former South Carolina standouts.
The latest weekly roundup highlights scoring bursts, defensive upgrades, and injury setbacks across the league, setting the stage for upcoming contests.
With a two‑month break after the regular season, South Carolina’s women’s basketball standouts are trading the SEC for half‑court battles across Asia, Europe and South America, using 3X3 tournaments to sharpen conditioning and gain experience that translates back to the NCAA.
Recent games highlight the rising impact of Zia Cooke, Aliyah Boston, Kamilla Cardoso and other South Carolina alumni in the WNBA.
Maryam Dauda, a USC graduate with two degrees, recently donned Nigeria's jersey in WNBA preseason games, turning a lifelong aspiration into reality.
A'ja Wilson's latest scoring milestone, Allisha Gray's consistent output, and surprise performances from newcomers defined the first week of WNBA action.