WNBA NewsFriday, Sep 18, 2026

Dream guard Rhyne Howard set the WNBA season record for 3-pointers in Thursday night's rout of the Sun.

Kelsey Mitchell scored 33 points to set a WNBA season scoring record Friday night in a win at Toronto. When confetti rained down as she entered the Fever locker room, Mitchell's first thought was that coach Stephanie White had passed another milestone.

Reeve: 'If we can achieve that greatness, we have a chance to play for a long time' The post The curtain rises on the final act of Minnesota’s regular season appeared first on The IX Sports.

Angel Reese: 'I want to play the first round right now' The post Dream are laser-focused on the postseason with three games left appeared first on The IX Sports.

The Indiana Fever had two stars and a coach at the World Cup with Team USA, but will that help their pursuit of a championship? The post Indiana Fever hope World Cup experience for stars can benefit playoff push appeared first on The IX Sports.

After being waived by Phoenix in May, Kara Dunn earned another chance with the Mercury to prove she belongs in the WNBA The post Kara Dunn waited months for her Phoenix Mercury opportunity. Now she’s making it count appeared first on The IX Sports.

Here's how to tune in to the WNBA game between the Toronto Tempo and the Indiana Fever this Friday.

With three games left in the Liberty's regular season, Stewart will almost certainly take eighth place among the league's all-time scorers.

Royce White has responded sharply to Montrezl Harrell after the former NBA Sixth Man of the Year criticized White and Enes Kanter Freedom’s campaign against the WNBA’s eligibility rules. Brandon “Scoop B” Robinson reported Thursday that White responded by text after Harrell described the former NBA players’ actions as “corny and lame” during an interview […] The post Royce White fires back at Montrezl Harrell over WNBA comments appeared first on TalkBasket.net.

Angel Reese. | Christina Merrion. The Atlanta Dream exhibited little rust in their return to action on Thursday, routing the visiting Connecticut Sun for the 103-59 win—the largest in franchise history. Newly-minted FIBA World Cup gold medalist Angel Reese continued her run of excellent play, leading the way with a 30-point and 10-rebound double-double. Atlanta’s other gold medalist, Rhyne Howard, did experience some offensive issues, shooting 1-for-9 from 3 as she scored 10 points. However, ...

Napheesa Collier. | Getty Images On Thursday, the four WNBA playoff-bound teams were able to ease into their return to regular-season action, as the Atlanta Dream, Washington Mystics, Dallas Wings and Las Vegas Aces all won in blowout fashion. Tonight, a similar script should play out for the Indiana Fever and Golden State Valkyries. First night back from the break did NOT disappoint 🔥 Catch us tomorrow for even more! 2026 Postseason Push | @DKSports | #WNBASeason30 pic.twitter.com/lLymSUgca...

A’ja Wilson/ | Getty Images Earlier this season, WNBA offenses were producing at a blistering rate. At the time, we wondered whether this was just the effect of a small sample size and teams would regress to the mean by season’s end. With just a couple of games left before the regular season concludes, we have our answer: The WNBA is having a historic offensive season. Across virtually every metric, the ball is going in more than ever before. This season, WNBA teams are setting record highs i...