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Though nothing is official yet, the WNBA is working to complete plans to start its season on July 24 at IMG Academy in Florida.
The WNBA is closing in on a plan for return that includes possible sites in both Las Vegas and Florida, AP's Doug Feinberg reports.
Jackie Powell spoke with New York Liberty general manager Jonathan Kolb about his new roster, half-filled with selections from the 2020 WNBA Draft.
After a sobering weekend, women's basketball has once again risen to the challenge of making this a fairer, stronger country.
I want to thank you for all your support of High Post Hoops. That work isn't disappearing, but how you experience it will. Let's discuss.
<h2>The WNBA leader has a plan — and contingencies around it all.</h2> You've got questions about the WNBA's summer ahead. Well, we...
Muffet McGraw's announcement Wednesday that she'll be stepping down as Notre Dame head coach is so surreal, given her length of tenure and success.
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<h2>A fun new draft order, thanks to Tina Charles</h2> My first thought when we nailed down the Tina Charles trade on Wednesday morning: wow, a...
Tina Charles, the all-time leading scorer in New York Liberty history, is on her way to the Washington Mystics in a three-team trade.
As Allie Quigley was defeating Chris Paul in the quarterfinals of the ESPN H-O-R-S-E challenge, she didn't think of it as a victory for women. She does now.
When Charli Collier's sophomore season at Texas, a revelation in many ways, ended prematurely, she could have sat inside feeling sorry for herself.
All four number one seeds are New Orleans-bound, after some classic games produced a Final Four of Oregon, Maryland, South Carolina and Baylor.
Las Vegas Aces general manager Dan Padover knew that, back when he had the number one pick in the 2019 draft, he'd never be lonely.
Some big moves have shaken up our projections, here in April, also known as DRAFT MONTH. WNBA front offices are busy, and so are we.
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A trio of women's basketball icons have gained induction into the Basketball Hall of Fame, according to longtime women's basketball reporter Mel Greenberg.
But Friday morning, the WNBA announced that reality, pushing back both the start of training camp and the May 15 season opener indefinitely.