The WNBA will celebrate LGBTQ Pride Month in June with activities and initiatives that empower teams, players, fans and employees to share their voices and create a more inclusive environment for their communities.
read moreAlyssa Thomas of the Connecticut Sun and Chelsea Gray of the Los Angeles Sparks today were named the WNBA’s Eastern and Western Conference Players of the Week.
read moreThe WNBA today launched “Take a Seat, Take a Stand,” its new women and girls empowerment program for the 2018 season.
read moreThe Los Angeles Sparks were picked to win their fourth WNBA championship, while the Minnesota Lynx’s Maya Moore was selected as the favorite for WNBA Most Valuable Player, according to the 2018 WNBA.com GM Survey.
read moreNBA TV will tip off its 2018 WNBA game schedule with three straight days of live game coverage.
read moreThe WNBA announced today that Bethany Donaphin has been promoted to Head of WNBA League Operations.
read moreThe WNBA announced today that Sylvain Labs, an innovation and brand design consultancy, will work closely with the league to develop a long-term growth strategy and identify new marketing opportunities.
read moreThe WNBA today announced the 20 games that will be live streamed on Twitter during the 2018 season.
read moreConsensus National Player of the Year A’ja Wilson of South Carolina tonight was selected by the Las Vegas Aces with the first overall pick of WNBA Draft 2018 presented by State Farm, which was held at the Nike New York Headquarters.
read moreSouth Carolina forward A’ja Wilson, the winner of every major 2018 national player of the year award issued thus far, headlines a list of 10 prospects who will attend WNBA Draft 2018 presented by State Farm on Thursday, April 12 at the Nike New Yor
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