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WNBA needs more female coaches
The advent of the WNBA represented a breakthrough for professional female basketball players in the US. […]
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Women’s Olympic Basketball: USA vs Japan Prediction and Pick
The United States Women’s Olympic Basketball Team faces host nation Japan in their second Group B match early Friday morning in the Tokyo Olympics. […]
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Candace Parker First Woman Ever on the Cover of NBA 2K
For the first time ever, the popular video game NBA 2K will feature Candace Parker, a female athlete, on its cover, to be released on September 10. […]
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WNBA MVP Outlook
As the WNBA’s season has developed into a full swing, the landscape of the situation regarding this year’s WNBA MVP has started to take shape. In the first half of the season, Jonquel Jones of […]
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Justice, Love, and Sacrifice: Maya Moore to be Presented with the Arthur Ashe Courage Award for Criminal Justice Reform Advocacy
Maya Moore, one of the best WNBA players of all time, will receive the Arthur Ashe Courage Award at this year’s ESPYS to recognize and commend her works. […]
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Sabrina Ionescu: All-Time Basketball Great in the Making
Sabrina Ionescu is a star in the making! let’s take a closer look at the potential all-time basketball great! […]
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Who is considered the GOAT of the WNBA?
The debate on who is the greatest to ever do it in the WNBA is much more complicated than compared to the NBA. […]
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Seattle Storm Head Coach Dan Hughes Retires
Head coach of WNBA team Seattle Storm Dan Hughes, the coach that had third-most victories in the league, announced his retirement from WNBA. […]
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The Problem With the Sports Illustrated Cover Story on the WNBA
Sports Illustrated decided to celebrate the WNBA’s 25th season with a cover story on the league, but it wasn’t the feel good story many readers were expecting. […]
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International Womens Day 2021: The Development of Women’s Basketball and the Pioneers that Led the Way
March is Women’s History Month and today is International Womens Day, a global celebration of women’s social, economic, cultural, and political achievements. […]
