WNBA
Caitlin Clark quiet, but Aliyah Boston carries Fever to win over Dream
A big lead melted away but Aliyah Boston's 27 points and 13 rebounds propelled the Indiana Fever to its fourth victory of the season.
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U.S. women’s basketball Olympic roster breakdown: Experience leads hunt for eighth straight gold - The Athletic
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Caitlin Clark has had a wild first month in the WNBA - Axios Indianapolis
She's already generated a career's worth of headlines.
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Examining the Aces' rocky start: How A'ja Wilson's role, Chelsea Gray's injury factor into three-peat hopes - CBSSports.com
Las Vegas has dropped five of its first 10 games, but it's not time to hit the panic button quite yet
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WNBA Power Rankings: How far have the Aces fallen?
In this week's WNBA Power Rankings, the Aces are stuck on the struggle bus, while the Lynx, Liberty and Sun fly right by them.
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Jonquel Jones has been a driving force behind Liberty’s success
The New York Liberty are better than ever and Jonquel Jones is one of the main reasons why.
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Report: WNBA media rights won't be tied to NBA beyond new deal
A new report from the Washington Post predicts the WNBA will split from the NBA after the next media rights deal.
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Caitlin Clark hasn't earned a spot on the U.S. Olympic team. Yet.
Caitlin Clark was a wondrous college player who has brought huge numbers of ticket buyers to arenas and viewers to TV dens. None of that should matter when choosing an Olympic women's basketball team.
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NCAA WBB
Candice Dupree will lean on lessons from WNBA and NBA as Tennessee State’s coach
When seven-time WNBA All-Star Candice Dupree became the San Antonio Spurs’ player development coach in September 2022, she was fresh off completing the NBA’s As…
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Women's Sports
Why brands should be championing women’s sports from sideline to spotlight | Marketing Dive
The increase in ROI for brands that buy into women’s sports is a phenomenon unlike anything in marketing, writes Gray Wolf co-founder Layton Lassiter.
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