The fanbase of women's basketball is growing, in part fueled by younger female fans who are drawn to self-relevant personalities and compelling communal values of the sport.

40 of the top high school-age female prospects from around the world will learn from current and former WNBA and FIBA players ...

Investment in women’s sports is growing like never before with new opportunities appearing daily. Sportico will be at the ...

NCAA President Charlie Baker weighed in men's and women's basketball tournament expansion and whether any change could be ...

Beauty Brands Are Investing In the WNBA and NWSL not only because it's profitable but because of it's viewership.

USA TODAY sports columnist Christine Brennan chronicles the explosive growth of Caitlin Clark's popularity in her new book ...

NORMAN — The University of Oklahoma, in partnership with Paycom Center and Oklahoma State University, announced this week ...

At Libertee Grounds on Friday, fans gathered to watch two local stars face off in the Liberty vs. Mercury game. Watch Party ...

USC signed another No. 1 recruit in women's basketball, solidifying itself as a powerhouse and giving the Trojans their best ...

WNBA star Paige Bueckers confirmed that she's dating her former UConn teammate, Azzi Fudd, in July 2025. Here's everything to ...

Longtime Rhode Island high school basketball coach Steve Ceseretti passed away at age 82. Ceseretti coached Bishop Hendricken ...

How the WNBA came to Indianapolis In 1996, the Women’s National Basketball Association was approved by the NBA Board of Governors and set to start its first season in June 1997.