After winning her 4th MVP award, A'ja Wilson once again demonstrates that there is no ceiling to Black women's excellence.
Ellie the Elephant, the adored mascot of the WNBA’s New York Liberty, gave an outstanding tribute to an icon Mary J. Blige.
The South Carolina women’s head coach noted that she would’ve absolutely taken the job to coach an iconic franchise like the Knicks.
Named the Angel Reese 1, the sneaker is outfitted with patented Energy Return System technology (ERS™) atop a lightweight EVA midsole, which consists of “Strategically placed pods of nitrogen-infused SuperFloat™ foam in the heel and forefoot absorb impact and provide excellent energy return for all-game comfort and bounce.”
After a viral airport altercation left her in handcuffs and headlines, Sha’Carri Richardson is breaking her silence—owning up to shoving her track star bae Christian Coleman and vowing to get help to become her "best self."
With all eyes on the WNBA All-Star game earlier this month, the ladies took a moment to share a powerful message: “Pay us what you owe us.”
Indiana Fever point guard Sydney Colson will make her stand-up comedy debut, as opening act for the inaugural Fever Fest, taking place Saturday, July 19th at All-Star Weekend. Known as one of the most charismatic and vibrant personalities in the league, Sydney will perform original stand-up material live on stage for the first time.
The Chicago Sky superstar, and recently named WNBA All-Star Angel Reese debuts her new signature sneaker on the WNBA Edition of NBA 2K26.
The current collective bargaining agreement (CBA) expires in 2027 so Angel Reese is putting the league on notice.
For Women’s History Month, here's a gallery of 16 Black WNBA players that helped make the league the success it is today.
The WNBA’s latest team, the Toronto Tempo, shared in a press release that Serena Williams has joined an ownership group for the organization.
Source: TheStewartofNY / Phillip Faraone / Getty The Paris 2024 Olympics gave us many thrilling moments and it also cemented the legacies of some of the world’s most prolific female athletes, including WNBA great A’ja Wilson, 28, and gymnastics icon Jordan Chiles, 23. Now, both Chiles and Wilson earned their spots as two of TIME Magazine’s Women of […]