Before there was Caitlin Clark, there was Sue Bird. The four-time WNBA champion and 13-time All-Star played her entire ...

Sue Bird is going for Olympic gold medal No. 6, but her first in an administrative role. Bird is expected to be named ...

On Monday, Plum prepared to make her debut for the Sparks franchise, turning heads with a unique pregame ritual that many ...

Protesters shut down a new $150 million engineering building at UW after causing over $1 million in damage. SEATTLE — A newly ...

Every woman hooper dreams of making it to the WNBA, and former Michigan Wolverines guard Jordan Hobbs was no different. The ...

The 6-foot-6 forward threw down a dunk in her first practice as a rookie since being drafted No. 2 overall in the 2025 WNBA ...

No. 2 draft pick Dominique Malonga practiced with the Storm for the first time Tuesday, and her reputation for powerful dunks ...

WNBA legend and Seattle Storm forward Alysha Clark made her feelings known on the Storm's newest addition, 6'6 center Dominique Molonga.

Sue Bird has been named managing director of USA Women’s Basketball through the 2028 Olympics in a major structural shift.

Although Bueckers is the most well-known of the three, Strong was named an AP All-American as a true freshman this past season, while Fudd was named the NCAA Tournament's Most Outstanding Player and ...

With stars like Caitlin Clark, Chelsea Gray, and Sabrina Ionescu set to make headlines this WNBA season, backcourt play could ...

Longtime guard Sue Bird will serve as the American women's basketball team's managing director leading up to the 2028 Summer ...