WNBA
Aces star A'ja Wilson announces signature shoe with Nike - ESPN
Las Vegas Aces star A'ja Wilson, two-time WNBA champion and two-time league MVP, is getting her own signature shoe with Nike.
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WNBA rides wave of popularity, and Caitlin Clark makes it a 'tsunami'
The Lynx start their season on Tuesday, and the WNBA is expanding and having record ticket sales.
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Before Caitlin Clark: The Hidden History of Women’s College Basketball
Caitlin Clark has made history in women’s college basketball, but the sport's earliest trailblazers still haven’t been given their dues.
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Steadiness Required: Katie Lou Samuelson Brings Veteran Leadership to Young Fever » Winsidr
When you think of the Indiana Fever in 2024, the first thing that comes to mind is probably Caitlin Clark. Then, maybe Aliyah Boston. Maybe a few more names (especially if you’re a newer WNBA fan) come to mind before you get to some of the Fever veterans. Out of all the moves and changes…
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Growth, popularity present security concerns, challenges for WNBA - ESPN
The WNBA has always been accessible to fans. But as popularity surges and the game evolves, so must security, league coaches and players said.
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WNBA: Will A’ja Wilson again dominate defensively in 2024? - Swish Appeal
A’ja Wilson is as dominant as they come on the defensive end. Can anyone else impress enough to take the title of Defensive Player of the Year from her?
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WNBA investing in charter flights, expansion. Now fans must step up.
WNBA is implementing charter flights and adding teams. Now it needs fans who screamed for better conditions to put money behind their words.
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Lincolnwood product Jewell Loyd is Seattle's best - Chicago Sun-Times
Loyd, the 2023 WNBA scoring leader who holds the league record for points in a season, enters her 10th year with the resurgent Storm as the face of the franchise.
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NCAA WBB
What happened to the Utah women's basketball team was a disgrace
No charges will be filed following a racial slur used against the Utah women's basketball team. It may not be a crime but it was a disgrace.
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