The Las Vegas Aces found their championship gear in a comeback win over the Indiana Fever, highlighting a day of WNBA games that also included an overtime game-winner from Washington Mystics rookie Sonia Citron.
On Sunday afternoon, the Atlanta Dream earned their 10th win of the season, defeating the visiting Chicago Sky. Swish Appeal’s photographer Christina Merrion was in attendance to capture the victory and the vibes.
The Golden State Valkyries have had to adjust while a good chunk of their rotation competes overseas, and it’s opened up a lot of minutes for two of their youngest players.
If you want to be an All-Star, you’ve got to beat an All-Star. Sunday’s five-game WNBA schedule features a number of head-to-head matchups between WNBA All-Star hopefuls.
Old habits of turning the ball over, not containing 3-point shooting and letting the third quarter slip away contributed to the Chicago Sky losing their second-consecutive game on their home floor.
Lithuania, fueled by Golden State Valkyrie first-round draft pick Justé Jocyté, is the unexpected breakout team of the group phase of EuroBasket Women. While France, powered by current Valkyrie Janelle Salaün look like the early favorites.
With five WNBA games scheduled across Friday and Saturday, here’s a look at five, among many, 2025 WNBA All-Star candidates to watch.
On Thursday, the Golden State Valkyries will host the Indiana Fever for the first time, giving the expansion team another opportunity to earn an upset. Before that, the fully-healthy Phoenix Mercury will test their contender bona fides against the New York Liberty.
In a league that favors points per game-based voting for All-Star selections, Napheesa Collier may be the Minnesota Lynx’s only hope to make it to Indian for the 2025 WNBA All-Star Game.
Even as a rookie Paige Bueckers has impressed. Despite the Dallas Wings’ struggles, she has a compelling All-Star case.
The Phoenix Mercury finally have their core group of players healthy, and not a moment too soon. Kahleah Copper and Alyssa Thomas lead the team on its current four-game road trip.
After the final night of Commissioner’s Cup action, the Indiana Fever and Minnesota Lynx emerged as conference winners and will meet for the in-season championship on July 1.
Despite dominating the first half, the Chicago Sky let the third quarter slip by with too many turnovers, allowing the visiting Washington Mystics to earn the 79-72 comeback win.
How to watch WNBA players participating in the biggest national competition in Europe: EuroBasket Women.
The 5-5 Indiana Fever shouldn’t be at .500 for long now that Caitlin Clark is back. Meanwhile, the Las Vegas Aces take a power rankings tumble. Find out where the Fever, Aces and the rest of W’s teams rank.
Tuesday is the final night of Commissioner’s Cup play, and nothing has been decided. Who will emerge from each conference? Here are the details on all the scenarios and matchups.
Yes, the Atlanta Dream should have several 2025 WNBA All-Stars. But, they also have the league’s best All-Star role player: Naz Hillmon.
The defending champions did suffer their first loss of the season, but the singular setback should do little to dull the New York Liberty’s optimistic outlook. New York’s core is excelling at a championship-caliber level.
The Chicago Sky took care of the Connecticut Sun thanks to Angel Reese, while the Atlanta Dream and Phoenix Mercury also earned wins to end this weekend’s WNBA action.
Kennedy Burke was once a footnote beef to the Seattle Storm’s 2020 championship season. Now she’s an emerging star who leads the WNBA in 3-point percentage.
There aren’t many WNBA teams playing better right now than the Atlanta Dream, who will take on the Washington Mystics this Sunday in a Commissioner’s Cup matchup. Later in the day, Kahleah Copper will make her long-awaited season debut for the Phoenix Mercury when they play the Las Vegas Aces, who will possibly be without A’ja Wilson.
On Saturday, the WNBA saw two unreal 32-point performances from Caitlin Clark and Napheesa Collier. They led their teams to victories that now have their Indiana Fever and Minnesota Lynx on track to meet in the Commissioner’s Cup championship game.
Rae Lin D’Alie shares her basketball journey, from small-town Wisconsin to a season playing for the Badgers to representing Italy in 3x3 basketball at the 2020 Olympics.
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While other leagues enter and leave LGBTQ+ Pride conversations at their convenience, the WNBA has always kept activism at the forefront.
A huge void left by the injured Courtney Vandersloot could certainly filled by Aari McDonald, who recently was released by the Indiana Fever.