Beckett Harrison is a Washington, D.C. based journalist covering women’s basketball. He is an undergraduate student studying journalism and political science at American University, where he works for their Division I Women’s Basketball team.
Can the Lynx repeat as Commissioner’s Cup champs?
The Minnesota Lynx hold all advantages in Tuesday night’s Commissioner’s Cup Championship against the Indiana Fever. But could a lack of motivation come back to bite them?
The mystery within the Mystics’ magical wins
The Mystics are adding up wins, but Edwards seems like she’s being left out of the equation.
Why the Lynx (probably) won’t get a second All-Star
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.
Don’t let inconsistencies dull the Mystics’ shine
The Washington Mystics snapped their three-game losing streak with a dominant win over the Connecticut Sun. Despite the losses, Washington still has plenty to feel good about.
Has ever-evolving Phee reached her peak?
Eight games into the season, Napheesa Collier is has a chance to become the second WNBA player ever in the 50/40/90 club.
Welcome to a new era of Mystics basketball
For a team that started 0-12 just one season ago, the 2025 Washington Mystics are punching above their weight in the WNBA’s ranks.
Why fans should be concerned about the Valkyries
Should we be concerned that the Golden State Valkyries—the league’s youngest team—is failing to feature their youngest players?
Determined DC rookies impress in winning debut
The Washington Mystics won’t be gifted any easy wins this year, but their youthful determination is already making a statement.
2025 WNBA awards outlook: Coach of the Year
Stephanie White headlines the frontrunners for the 2025 WNBA Coach of the Year. But some of the leagues most dominant coaches can never be counted out.
2025 WNBA season preview: Minnesota Lynx
A risk-averse offseason tells a tale of the Minnesota Lynx’s trust in their core six players from last season’s WNBA Finals run.