Eight teams will begin their 2021 season on opening day after a busy offseason has made the 25th installment of the WNBA must-see TV.
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Tina Charles could be pivotal to the Mystics' success, while A'ja Wilson takes another step forward in her development with the Aces.
The Sparks have their three rookies and the Liberty have two undrafted players who are all fighting for a roster spot as training camp gets underway.
Jennifer Rizzotti is in, Chris Sienko is out in WNBA team president changes, meanwhile Kamilla Cardoso joins the rest of the roster in leaving Syracuse.
The Dallas Wings drafted Collier, Kuier, Dungee, and Evans, an insane haul in the 2021 draft. Meanwhile, the Indiana Fever made some interesting choices.
The Rebel, Explorer, and Heroine jersey designs released by each team took over sports media as fans marveled at the new and improved unifroms.
Stanford defeats Arizona 54-53 to win the 2021 National Championship. Coach VanDerveer led a deep squad that was too much for Aari McDonald and Adia Barnes.
Women athletes are dominating the social media game, which has allowed for increased media coverage at both the college and professional level.
UConn and Arizona are headed to the final four after thrilling Elite 8 contests that saw stars shining on the brightest stage.
Louisville needed a historic comeback and Texas A&M needed a whole lot of Jordan Nixon, but both 2-seeds punched their tickets to the Sweet 16.
After zero upsets on day one, the first round did not disappoint as multiple double-digit seeds advanced and national stars shined in the spotlight.
Upsets occur every year, so why not try and predict them. A couple of mid-major and underrate teams have the potential to provide a spark opening weekend.
Selection Monday has come and gone and we finally have a bracket. There is plenty to think about between now and the first tip off.
The two, three, and four seeds all went down in the Big Ten tournament as the middle class of the conference attempts to strengthen their NCAA tourney bids.
Three exciting games between six top ten schools, but only NC State, Stanford and South Carolina came out victorious during conference championship Sunday.
Oregon State beat Oregon again while Mississippi St and Notre Dame suffered costly losses in their respective conference tournament.
By beating South Carolina on Sunday, Texas A&M secured the regular season SEC title for the first time ever. Many ranked teams had much worse weekends.
Tennessee, Kentucky and Arkansas all relied on their stars to propel them in vital SEC matchups. Meanwhile, the Spark look to the future.
The Los Angeles Sparks signed Bria Holmes as their roster upheaval continues. Meanwhile, Louisville and UCLA losses open the door for other top schools.
Rennia Davis and Tennessee knocked off the Gamecocks while out west BYU handed Gonzaga their first conference loss of the season.