WNBA
Why Caitlin Clark’s Olympics omission might be blessing in disguise for her rookie season - The Athletic
She's women's basketball's iron woman. After playing in 69 games since the start of her college senior season, Clark was ready for a break.
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Chennedy Carter is the Sky's ticket to their sixth consecutive postseason appearance - Chicago Sun-Times
In the 12 games since being made a starter, Carter is averaging 21.4 points per game, with two 30-plus point performances.
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Caitlin Clark Is 'Ready' for Fever and WNBA Basketball to Return
Indiana Fever rookie Caitlin Clark has enjoyed a well-earned break, but now she is ready to get back on the court. Clark told reporters at practice just that wh
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Fever Using Break to Reset and Bond Ahead of Playoff Push
By Wheat Hotchkiss | FeverBasketball.com The Olympic break poses a unique challenge for athletes in the WNBA. Every four years, the league takes a month-long hiatus to allow its players to participate in the Summer Games. But for the players not competing in the Olympics, the four-week layoff in the middle of a grueling season presents a real opportunity for both refreshment and improvement, a chance to heal bumps and bruises before rejoining their teammates for essentially a second training camp. Indiana Fever general manager Lin Dunn speaks often about how the Olympic break in 2012 fueled the Fever's championship […]
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NCAA WBB
Indiana women’s basketball: Faith Wiseman scouting report - The Crimson Quarry
A look at the newest homegrown Hoosier.
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Paris Olympics '24
U.S. Olympic women's basketball team extends win streak to 59 - Los Angeles Times
WNBA teammates' chemistry showed during the U.S. women's basketball team's rout of Nigeria during the Paris Olympic women's basketball quarterfinals.
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French guard Marine Johannes wows crowd with no-look passes and off-balance 3's | AP News
Marine Johannes has been sensational for France, wowing the crowd nearly every time she touches the basketball.
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A'ja Wilson and Jackie Young help US rout Nigeria 88-74 to reach Olympic women's hoops semifinals | AP News
A’ja Wilson scored 20 points and Jackie Young added 15 points to help the U.S. beat Nigeria 88-74 in the quarterfinals, extending its record winning streak to 59 consecutive Olympic wins.
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Jewell Loyd Olympic diary: ‘We’ve got to take care of business’
Andscape at the Olympics is an ongoing series exploring the Black athletes and culture around the 2024 Paris Games. PARIS — Seattle Storm guard, two-time WNBA c…
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