When it comes to records, it is only natural that Caitlin Clark’s name would be among the first to come to mind in the WNBA right now. In three seasons in the league, she has broken quite a number of them, and a notable portion of those are scoring records.
Fever star showed graditutde after her trip to Chicago with the best in the game.
WNBACaitlin Clark's comments about Jonquel Jones show why Jones needs compassion after her comments on a StudBudz stream went viral.
WNBAThe W will be published September 22. | Abrams Books. Swish Appeal is thrilled to celebrate the forthcoming book by former editor-in-chief Tamryn Spruill. The W: A History of the WNBA will be published on September 22, 2026. And its already been identified by the New York Times as one of the most-anticipated nonfiction books of 2026. Congrats, Tamryn! Before the book comes out, Tamryn took the time to catch up with Swish Appeal and provide insight into everything that went into this labor of ...
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Former Huskies guard and All-American Kelsey Plum didn't compete in the annual event Saturday.
Dominique Malonga. | NBAE via Getty Images The 2026 WNBA All-Star Game at the United Center in Chicago brought out the best in everyone involved in the WNBA. In spite of all the the mostly-online noise that tends to surround the league and its players, nothing could damage all the genuine happiness that came to the Windy City. It all started with practice at the Obama Presidential Center, with President Barack Obama making a surprise appearance and mingling with the likes of Caitlin Clark, An...
WNBAPaige Bueckers' dull reaction during Caitlin Clark's Nike shoe showcase on Saturday's WNBA Countdown has raised eyebrows.
Follow along live as Team Coop and Paige Bueckers battle Team Spoon and Caitlin Clark.
Caitlin Clark, Aliyah Boston and Kelsey Mitchell will be starting the WNBA All-Star game. Keep up with all the Indiana Fever highlights
WNBAMarina Mabrey didn’t win the 3-Point Contest during the All-Star Weekend in Chicago, but she still made an impact off the court. Before the contest began, Under Armour pledged to donate $500 for every three she made during the event to the Black Women’s Institute for Health (BWIH), a non-profit based in Toronto.
Engelbert said the new replay center will cost the WNBA tens of millions of dollars.