WNBA team news: The Storm unveiled their new state-of-the-art practice facility. Why the facility provides an edge for Seattle. The Mystics and Aces have moved to bigger arenas for Fever games. Six teams have added new “rebel” uniforms this season. College player news: Sources say Hailey Van Lith is transferring to TCU. Haley and Hanna Cavinder are returning to Miami. Shelomi Sanders has entered the transfer portal out of Colorado – a decision her father Deion Sanders calls “stupid.” College coach news: Purdue coach Katie Gearlds’ chronic stalker wants to be released from jail. The post Unveil ..read more

WNBA player news: Caitlin Clark looked like a natural in her introductory press conference today. The Fever welcomed her warmly. A Midwesterner through and through, Clark wants Indiana back in the playoffs. Her goal in the league is to “bring it every single night.” Clark will have an eight-figure deal with Nike, that will give her a signature shoe. Is Clark good enough to make the Olympic team? WNBA coach news: Tamera “Ty” Young is a new assistant coach for the Chicago Sky. WNBA pay: The discussion around pay inequity has re-emerged. College player news: Villanova standout Lucy Olsen has tran ..read more

WNBA team news: Kamilla Cardoso and Angel Reese are “big projects” for the Sky. WNBA player news: Caitlin Clark and Reese hope to carry their college momentum to the WNBA. Clark Fever is spreading, and Indiana is all-in on the excitement. Clark’s “fishbowl” life won’t be easy, but the hardest part is over. Clark could be a catalyst for women’s basketball. Reese’s fit with Chicago will start with rebounding. More WNBA draft news: Last night’s draft broadcast drew 2.45 million viewers, shattering last year’s record. The Aces feel like they hit the jackpot in the draft. Expansion news: Why Nashvi ..read more

The draft went down: The Fever selected Caitlin Clark with their No. 1 pick. Indiana is a perfect fit for her. What Angel Reese brings to the Sky. Chicago got what they wanted with Reese and Kamilla Cardoso. The Aces added four stellar players in the draft. The Lynx landed Alissa Pili. The Mercury landed a pair of guards. More WNBA news: Indiana hopes Clark can get them back on track……she is already invigorating fans. Cathy Engelbert is confident the league can expand to 14 teams by 2026 and 16 by 2028. Brittney Griner and her wife are expecting a baby. USA Basketball news: The 3X3 National Te ..read more

WNBA draft news: Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese headline one of the most anticipated drafts in years. How much money Clark will make in the WNBA, explained. Reese and Kamilla Cardoso could end up with the Sky. Cheryl Reeve and the Lynx will enjoy the luxury of options. Aaliyah Edwards is ready to achieve her pro dream. College player news: Virginia Tech will retire Elizabeth Kitley’s jersey. The post The trickle down effect first appeared on Women's Hoops World ..read more

College player news: Stanford standout Kiki Iriafen has reportedly entered the transfer portal. An eighth player from Oregon State is in the transfer portal. College coach news: Basketball will take you everywhere – by Tara VanDerveer. Katie Faulkner is the new head coach at Pepperdine. UNC Asheville has named Tynesha Lewis their new head coach. Marshall has hired Transylvania coach Juli Fulks to be its new head coach. WNBA news: How Caitlin Clark’s stardom could help Indiana in more ways than one. How does Clark fit the Fever’s roster? Perfectly. The WNBA is seizing the Clark spotlight. The S ..read more

College player news: Raegan Beers is transferring from Oregon State – the seventh player to leave since their season ended. College coach news: Dawn Staley is building a legacy at South Carolina. Tricia Cullop arrived at Miami with two suitcases, and ready to get to work. Emily Garner is the new head coach at Cornell. Ole Miss has a completely new coaching staff for the 2024-2025 season. Tara VanDerveer timeline. WNBA news: Monday’s draft invitee list. Caitlin Clark is driving a spark in Fever and WNBA ticket interest. The post Fourth day out first appeared on Women's Hoops World ..read more

Tara VanDerveer answers questions from the media during her retirement announcement press conference April 10. Stanford Athletics photo. From today’s press conference at Stanford, as Tara VanDerveer spoke to the media about her retirement from coaching: THE MODERATOR: Good afternoon, everyone, and thank you for joining us today. We’ll start with opening remarks from Jaquish & Kenninger Director of Athletics Bernard Muir. He’ll then turn it over to Tara who will offer an opening statement and then we will open it up to questions for you all. Bernard?  BERNARD MUIR: Thank you all for co ..read more

Tara VanDerveer’s retirement news: VanDerveer retires with her fingerprints all over the game. She said she “just felt ready” to leave…….she is ready to enjoy life beyond basketball. VanDerveer explained why the time is right to retire…….she said her exit had nothing to do with the school’s impending move to the ACC. Her press conference from today. College team news: Hawkeye fans turned out in droves today to celebrate the team’s historic NCAA run. What’s next for Stanford?…….VanDerveer’s exit raises transfer concerns. College player news: Iowa will retire Caitlin Clark’s jerse ..read more

Championship ratings: The women’s national championship game garnered more views than the men’s for the first time ever. What are the next steps for NCAA WBB? College player new: For the second consecutive year, Caitlin Clark has won the Wooden Award. Janiah Barker is transferring from Texas A&M. Michigan star Laila Phelia is transferring. Standout Lucy Olsen is transferring from Villanova. College coach news: Tara VanDerveer has announced her retirement from coaching after 38 years. New Tennessee coach Kim Caldwell wants the Lady Vols to be the hardest-playing team in the country next sea ..read more