WNBPA tweets statement in support of Caster Semenya
When you are good, you are good. It can be lonely at the top, and those that simply cannot handle how good you are…
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Lynx announce Sloane Martin as new radio play-by-play announcer
On the heels of the announcement that John Focke would depart from his post as Minnesota Lynx broadcaster to take a new job with…
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Jewell Loyd Basketball Court naming ceremony to take place May 15 in Chicago
Before Jewell Loyd made it big in the WNBA … and before she earned nicknames such as the Gold Mamba and Faith Mothershed, it…
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Cynthia Cooper-Dyke returning to Texas Southern as head coach
A return to one’s old stomping grounds is in order for a WNBA legend. Texas Southern University announced today that Cynthia Cooper-Dyke, previously head…
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NBA public relations sends tweet addressing WNBA compensation
As the WNBA season dawns upon us and training camp is only a few days away, the collective bargaining agreement issue is certain to…
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Layshia Clarendon participates in Sports 4 Life Clinic in Connecticut
This past weekend, the Connecticut Sun’s Layshia Clarendon was part of the Sports 4 Life Clinic in Waterbury. It was an event that was…
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Roseboro, North Carolina unveils Chasity’s Court
North Carolina made Chasity Melvin. From Roseboro to North Carolina State to her current work with the Greensboro Swarm – the G-League Affiliate of…
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Lynx broadcaster John Focke announced as new Charlotte Hornets play-by-play voice
A staple of Minnesota Lynx broadcasts is the voice of John Focke on the radio call at 106.1 Bob FM in Minneapolis-St. Paul. Focke…
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NCAA unveils 5-year strategical plan for women’s basketball
The NCAA, for the first time, has unveiled a strategic plan that encompasses all divisions across a single sport. It is hailed as a…
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Column: What exactly did Baylor’s White House trip accomplish?
The short answer is nothing. But for the sake of this column, we will go with a bit of a longer one. Let’s give…
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