In a hard-fought women’s basketball clash, the Vandals secured a narrow victory over the visiting Thunderbirds. Limited details are available, but the outcome highlights the Vandals’ winning performance in a competitive matchup.
The Chicago Sky’s roster boasts some of the WNBA’s most legendary names, each recognized for major accolades including MVP Awards, Rookie of the Year titles, and championships. Discover how these decorated athletes shaped the team’s reputation for success.
In a bold step toward redefining women’s basketball, the Portland Fire has introduced a 30-year-old British head coach who “just might change basketball forever.” General Manager Vanja Cernivec anticipated the excitement—and fully embraces the global perspective this new leader brings to the WNBA.
In celebration of Napheesa Collier’s MVP performance at the 2025 WNBA All-Star Game, Jordan Brand rolled out trucks featuring digital billboards across Indianapolis. The public display honored the athlete’s achievement and highlighted the brand’s support for women’s basketball.
Saturday witnessed a remarkable interaction between basketball star Caitlin Clark and Indiana Fever’s rookie, Makayla Timpson. The encounter not only drew widespread attention but also highlighted Timpson’s emergence as a key player for the Fever.
In response to unprecedented demand for women’s basketball, the WNBA plans to expand to Cleveland, Detroit, and Philadelphia over the next five years, according to Commissioner Cathy Engelbert.
Former tennis champion Chris Evert has criticized the lack of sportsmanship in women’s basketball after Caitlin Clark was knocked down by Marina Mabrey, calling it “a bad look for the sport.”
Rhyne Howard of the Atlanta Dream has etched her name in the WNBA record books, leading her team to yet another victory. The announcement was made by the Atlanta Dream on Sunday, marking a significant milestone in her career.
As the WNBA experiences unprecedented growth, players are advocating for salaries that reflect their contributions and the league’s success. Despite soaring popularity, player compensation remains a significant challenge.
Kristen Sharkey, a former University at Buffalo women’s basketball player and assistant coach, is reportedly the top candidate to lead UB’s women’s basketball team. Currently an assistant coach at Syracuse University, Sharkey’s potential return could bring valuable experience back to the Bulls.
