Connecticut Sun forward Morgan Tuck will not play in Wednesday's matinee game against Washington. She is the team's second highest scorer.
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The WNBA Player of the Week winners for Week 2 are Epiphanny Prince of the New York Liberty and Sylvia Fowles of the Minnesota Lynx.
Indiana graduate Alexis Gassion will start her professional career in Finland, and Iowa adds Raina Harmon as an assistant coach.
Nia Hollie, correspondent for The Summitt, catches up with former high school teammate and Big Ten rival Nia Coffey, a rookie for San Antonio.
Sami Whitcomb of Seattle had a breakout for the ages. The rookie matched a WNBA record for most three-pointers in a half with 6.
With 20 points and 9 rebounds, Sylvia Fowles anchored another win for the Minnesota Lynx. They defeated the Connecticut Sun to go to 5-0.
San Antonio returned to full strength with Moriah Jefferson and Kelsey Plum in the lineup, but Skylar Diggins-Smith led her Dallas team to victory.
Elena Delle Donne came up big in her first visit to Chicago since her trade to Washington, but she had plenty of help in Washington's 82-67 win.
Sylvia Fowles helped the Minnesota Lynx withstand several hits from the Connecticut Sun. Her performance so far is a big factor in Minnesota's 4-0 record.
Phoenix Mercury guard Shay Murphy is a game time decision for Tuesday's contest against the New York Liberty. Murphy is dealing with a hamstring injury.
Connecticut Sun guard Rachel Banham speaks with Nia Hollie, an intern for The Summitt. One thing is clear: these two know basketball.
Conference championships are a thing of the past, but Player of the Week awards are not. On Monday, the WNBA announced the first pair of award winners. A f...
Atlanta Dream guard Tiffany Hayes was diagnosed with a mild ankle sprain on Monday and is listed day-to-day. The news offers some relief for Atlanta.
Erin Phillips is back with the Dallas Wings as Director of Player and Franchise Development. Her new role adds another veteran guide for a young squad.
USA Basketball announced the group of 12 who will compete in the FIBA U19 World Cup for Women this July. Crystal Dangerfield headlines a talented team.
Phoenix Mercury guard Diana Taurasi has received a one-game suspension for an incident in Friday's game against San Antonio.
According to a report from The Seattle Times, Seattle Storm guard Sue Bird intends to play on Sunday, when her team hosts Washington.
After a one-day hiatus, a trio of transfers lit up the NCAA news cycle on Friday. At least two of them could render a significant influence in the college ...
Thanks to Periscope and Twitter, the WNBA will offer a live stream of the championship ring ceremony honoring the 2016 Los Angeles Sparks.
Brittney Griner dominated the paint and scored a career-high 32 points as the Phoenix Mercury pummeled the Indiana Fever.