Tampa and New Orleans are set to host the Women's Final Four for 2019 and 2020, respectively. Their regional pods were announced Tuesday by the NCAA.
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Yvonne Anderson, Briana Day, Kelsey Lang and Kalani Purcell were all signed to training camp contracts on Monday as the WNBA season inches closer.
Tamika Catchings, a WNBA legend, is appointed Director of Player Programs and Franchise Development for Pacers Sports and Entertainment.
The University of Washington hired Jody Wynn as women's basketball head coach. Wynn carries solid credentials from her time at Long Beach State.
Minnesota added two recruits to its incoming 2017 class: Irene Garrido from Western Wyoming and Spanish sensation Paloma Gonzalez.
In a post-draft trade, the Minnesota Lynx sent Keisha Hampton to the Chicago Sky for Chantel Osahor. Osahor's skill set offers many benefits for the Lynx.
The Minnesota Lynx acquired Alexis Jones from Baylor in this year's WNBA Draft. Jones joins a loaded team, but could offer help from the perimeter
Karissa McLaughlin, a highly decorated prep star from Fort Wayne, will continue her athletic career at Purdue. Scoring is her specialty.
Greg Bibb replaces Mary O'Connor as president and CEO of the Dallas Wings; the Los Angeles Sparks add Aundrea Gamble to their training camp roster.
Brionna Jones and Shatori Walker-Kimbrough, two standouts from Maryland, will sign with the Sports International Group agency.
The Miami Hurricanes announced a three-year contract extension for Katie Meier, who will also be inducted in the school's Sports Hall of Fame.
Elk River senior Gabi Haack shares her appreciation after earning the Miss Basketball Minnesota award, the top honor in the statee.
Kaela Davis and Allisha Gray, two vital members of South Carolina's championship team, have declared for the WNBA Draft. Both are first-round prospects.
WNBA legend Tully Bevilaqua joins the Indiana Fever coaching staff. Elsewhere, Dallas and San Antonio continue building their training camp roster.
Oregon women's head coach Kelly Graves will stick around for a while, signing a six-year contract extension in the wake of their Elite Eight run
Bree Horrocks will transfer from Purdue and Tia Elbert ends her Indiana career. In the last three days, 11 Big Ten players have transferred or resigned.
The Big Ten transfer wave hits Ohio State. Kiara Lewis and Tori McCoy, two integral freshmen on this year's squad, will seek another program.
Destiny Slocum, the reigning Big Ten Freshman of the Year, will transfer from Maryland. Her departure creates a significant ripple for the Big Ten
A pair of WNBA transactions dotted Monday's headlines. One involves a new coach and the other brings back some familiar names. The Los Angeles Sparks,...