NCAA WBB

Why UConn's move to Big 12, Power 5 league may be 'inevitable'
Would UConn move its athletic program out of the Big East and into the Big 12? It would...

New Gophers women's basketball center Sophie Hart returns home with big goals
"I want to be a dominant post player," said the 6-5 Hart, a Farmington native who sat out last season after transferring from North Carolina State.
WNBA

Layover, cramped seating, security lines: A day with players on a WNBA commercial flight - WHEC.com
The New York Liberty had a 13-hour travel day from Connecticut to Las Vegas during a recent three-game road trip. The Associated Press accompanied the team on the trip, which required two bus rides, two commercial flights and a few hours in three airports. The wear-and-tear on their bodies is one reason players have lobbied for charter flights, with New York paying a hefty price for ignoring the travel restrictions. The Liberty received a WNBA-record $500,000 fine last year for using chartered flights in 2021 during the second half of that season. The league this season has allowed teams that have games on back-to-back nights to charter flights. That still makes for some long, uncomfortable and sometimes grueling travel days.

A timeline of the New York Liberty's itinerary to Las Vegas during a recent 3-game WNBA road trip | AP News
The New York Liberty's three-game road trip last week included multiple bus trips, two airplanes and three airports on the way from Connecticut to Las Vegas.

Parker: Aces similar to 2016 Sparks
Candace Parker sees a lot of similarities between the Las Vegas Aces and the 2016 Los Angeles Sparks team she played for that won a WNBA title.

UConn women's guard Ashlynn Shade makes good first impression
Freshman Ashlynn Shade ready to compete for playing time at guard for the UConn women's...

Sky have opportunity to separate coach, GM after James Wade’s exit, but will they? - Chicago Sun-Times
As all other WNBA franchises have signaled, professional sports teams need separation between the court and the front office.

Las Vegas Aces' bond on and off the court leads to success | AP News
The Las Vegas Aces continued their dominant run through the first part of the season with convincing wins over New York and Connecticut last week to move to 15-1.

Lynx forward Dorka Juhász is following her dream — and her mother's footsteps
The rookie from Hungary, who left her home country as a teenager in pursuit of a basketball career, is the daughter of a former Hungarian national team member.
Women's Sports

Kashmir: Female wheelchair basketball players defy odds – DW – 07/04/2023
Despite facing a raft of social and economic challenges, these women are determined to succeed on and off the court.