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Women's Sports News: WNBA, NWSL, College Basketball and More
Breaking news from the WNBA, NWSL, women's college basketball and beyond, plus the reporters who cover it best.
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- The Valkyries believed in Gabby Williams. Now they’re going to the semifinalsThe Next
- Fever's Mitchell says she'll be 'selfish' with free agency decisionESPN
- Fever GM defends fanbase: Attacks have no basis in reality, must stopESPN
- 'Big shot Gabby' leads Valkyries' charge from 16 down, ousts Wings in Game 3ESPN
- Valkyries say Nakase OK after collapsing, not expected to miss timeESPN
- Wilson leaves fan drama on 'back burner,' drops 36 points as Aces oust FeverESPN
- Fever 'hurt' with playoff exit to Aces, find positives with seasonESPN
- 🏀 Offseason guides for every eliminated teamESPN
- Staley, Gamecocks land commit from No. 30 recruit BrownESPN
- Grading every team in the WNBA playoffs' first round: Liberty finally show up, Lynx make disastrous historyCBS Sports
- Film review: How the Dream changed their approach against the LibertyThe Next
- 2026 Top 25 Under 25: Tessa Janecke (#6)The Next
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- Hoosiers get commitment from F Jackson, No. 20 in 2027 classESPN
- 2026 WNBA playoffs: Schedule, scores for every gameESPN
- 'A switch flipped': Valkyries erase 16-point deficit against Wings, advance to WNBA semis to face the AcesCBS Sports
- Key takeaways from the Aces’ victory against the FeverThe Next
- The Indiana Fever lost Game 3 the way they aren’t supposed to lose. Now what?The Next
- Judge reopens case, halts deportation order for Kentucky State playerESPN
- 2027 five-star fits: Breaking down top commitments for Indiana, UCLA, BaylorESPN
- How Melanie Barcenas earned herself a two-year contract extensionThe Equalizer
- Caitlin Clark skipping LPGA Pro-Am after Fever's season ends with playoff lossCBS Sports
- PWHL announces 2026-27 schedule, conference alignments and moreThe Next
- What's next for Fever? After playoff exit, Indiana must determine if Caitlin Clark-Kelsey Mitchell duo can winCBS Sports
- The Washington Mystics didn’t play their best in the playoffs. But their disappointment won’t define themThe Next
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- How the Connecticut Sun stayed resilient through a challenging seasonThe Next
- Caitlin Clark, Fever question free-throw disparity vs. Aces after season ends in chippy Game 3 lossCBS Sports
- 2026 Top 25 Under 25: Casey O’Brien (#7)The Next
- Latest on NCAA eligibility chaos: LSU's roster count, plus other cases, newsESPN
- CSC: 68 schools hit, came close to $20.5 million revenue-sharing limitESPN
- Fever vs. Aces WNBA Game 3 picks: Caitlin Clark likely ousted by A'ja Wilson in winner-take-all matchupCBS Sports
- Angel Reese named WNBA Defensive Player of the Year after standout first season with DreamCBS Sports
- 2026 WNBA awards winners: Dream's Angel Reese wins Defensive Player of the Year for first timeCBS Sports
- Aces star A'ja Wilson reportedly won't be disciplined by WNBA after heated interaction with Fever fanCBS Sports
- NIT, WBIT cutting down to 24 teams in wake of expanded NCAA tournamentsESPN
- Defending national champs UCLA, UConn to play in Coretta Scott King ClassicESPN
- Jordyn Bugg signs with Seattle Reign through 2030The Equalizer
About Women's Sports news on Sports Wire Report
Women's sports news has grown fast, and so has the coverage. The WNBA season runs through the summer with free agency and the draft in the winter and spring, the NWSL plays from spring into fall, and women's college basketball builds to March Madness, now one of the most-watched events of the sports year.
Trades, signings and coaching moves in women's leagues are increasingly reported first by dedicated beat and national reporters, the same way they are in the men's leagues. Our guide to following women's sports news explains the calendars and how the news breaks.