WNBA NewsSaturday, Sep 26, 2026

Indiana Fever star Kelsey Mitchell highlights Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese's impact on the WNBA.

Two players received a technical foul during the sun-Tempo game.

For the third season in a row, the Chicago Sky have failed to qualify for the postseason. And while dark clouds are forming over the franchise now and head coach Tyler Marsh’s position is under scrutiny, Natasha Cloud has an umbrella ready.

Cheryl Reeve has been one of the prominent names in the Coach of the Year conversation all season, and rightly so. She has coached a team that led the league standings for much of the season, now entering the playoffs as the No.

Here's the full WNBA schedule for Sept. 24, including game times, TV channels, scores and how to stream.

The Indiana Fever have set a new WNBA scoring record.

Reporter and awards voter Noa Dalzell made a rather unpopular choice by picking only one of Caitlin Clark and Kelsey Mitchell on the All-WNBA First Team in her ballot. Dalzell, a WNBA-recognized voter this year for the 10 major season-ending awards, felt it was only right to pick at least one representative from each playoff team for the All-WNBA selection, whether it was the First Team or the Second Team.

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Phoenix Mercury star Kahleah Copper received her eighth tech in the final game of the regular season, meaning she won't need to serve a one-game suspension.

ESPN has announced Caitlin Clark's WNBA player ranking heading into the playoffs.

Caitlin Clark has spent much of her career dealing with attention far beyond the basketball court. From her social media activity to controversial plays in games, the Indiana Fever star has often been pushed to explain herself.

The Bay Area once again has a championship contender. Chase Center is sold out every home game. Basketball is the talk of the town. Only this time it has nothing...