WNBA: Fever poised to climb above .500 despite Caitlin Clark’s injury | Swish Appeal
The Indiana Fever will be without Caitlin Clark for at least two weeks, but should still have the talent advantage over their upcoming opponents.| Swish Appeal
The Indiana Fever will be without Caitlin Clark for at least two weeks, but should still have the talent advantage over their upcoming opponents.| Swish Appeal
Even without a first-round pick in the 2025 WNBA Draft, the Atlanta Dream may have ended up with the perfect player: South Carolina’s Te-Hina Paopao.| Swish Appeal
Your best source for WNBA and Women's NCAA basketball news, analysis and opinion from the fan perspective.| Swish Appeal
From A’ja Wilson’s passing growth to Gabby Williams’ shooting surge, these players and trends are defining the first month of the 2025 WNBA season.| Swish Appeal
Caitlin Clark seems to be nearing a return for the Indiana Fever. The team has been forced to make several adjustments without her, and it’s led to some inconsistent performances in several key areas of the game.| Swish Appeal
The Seattle Storm handed the Minnesota Lynx their first loss of the season, headlining a WNBA night that also included career nights from Paige Bueckers and Rickea Jackson and an injury to A’ja Wilson.| Swish Appeal
No. 1-seed South Carolina again caused major troubles for No. 2-seed Texas in the SEC Tournament final, winning their third-straight conference tournament championship with a characteristically dominant performance.| Swish Appeal
South Carolina won the program’s third-straight and ninth-overall SEC Tournament championship. Swish Appeal’s Christina Merrion captured the Gamecocks’ victory.| Swish Appeal
How much did the Golden State Valkyries’ selections in the 2024 WNBA Expansion Draft change things for the upcoming 2025 WNBA Draft? Probably very little! Still, it’s an opportunity to mock out a potential scenario for what might happen next spring, taking into account the recent performances of the world’s top draft-eligible players.| Swish Appeal
On Saturday night, Barclays Center will host the inaugural Women’s Champions Classic. After No. 17 Iowa and Tennessee meet, Paige Bueckers and No. 2 UConn take the court against No. 22 Louisville.| Swish Appeal
