Elena Delle Donne takes part in panel at CES
This year’s CES event in Las Vegas included a panel called Players Only which featured a cavalcade of basketball luminaries, past and present. Among…
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Katie Smith, Tina Thompson, Chamique Holdsclaw among finalists for 2018 Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame Class
During ESPN’s recent broadcast of the Notre Dame-Louisville game, the finalists for the 2018 Class of the Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame were announced….
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Chiney Ogwumike works with young kids at YMCA clinic
One of the thrills of a young basketball player’s professional career is to get a chance to learn from those that they look up…
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Mystics owner: local television affiliates should air more sports
If the top boss at Monumental Sports had his way, we would be seeing a lot more sports coverage on our local television stations….
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Seattle Storm founder Ginger Ackerley passes away at 79
Recently, the WNBA family received a bit of sad news when it was announced that Ginger Ackerley, who founded the Seattle Storm and once…
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2017: The Year It Was in Women’s Basketball
As we throw our 2017 calendars into the trash and plaster our 2018 calendars on our walls, we would be remiss if we did…
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Briann January Talks Assistant Coaching At Her Alma Mater
Look into the rafters at Wells Fargo Arena, amongst the retired jerseys and championship banners, and you will find a giant mural of Briann…
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Temple retires Candice Dupree’s No. 4 jersey
In the women’s basketball realm, when the South Carolina Gamecocks traveled to Philadelphia to take on the Temple Owls, much of the attention was…
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Leonsis: In-game WNBA betting could help league
Washington Mystics and Monumental Sports & Entertainment chairman Ted Leonsis recently was interviewed by WTEM ESPN 980 in Washington, DC on the topic of…
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Outsports names Seimone Augustus its Female Athlete of the Year
The Minnesota Lynx continue to rack up the end-of-year awards honors as 2017 will soon give way to 2018. First, it was Maya Moore…
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