Unrivaled is having yet another strong season with the league expanded and players giving it their all on the court. There have also been a few injuries that have affected the league, such as Aari McDonald being ruled out for the season.
Unrivaled, a league full of firsts, has announced the second trade—and first in-season trade—in league history. On Monday morning, the league announced that Courtney Williams has been traded from Vinyl BC to Breeze BC, Saniya Rivers from Hive BC to Vinyl BC and Azurá Stevens from Rose BC to Hive BC.
Aari McDonald’s Unrivaled season has been cut short. After working her way back from a broken bone in her right foot, which she suffered in August while
The 2026 Unrivaled season saw a whirlwind of changes on Monday. Earlier, it was announced that the Breeze BC guard Aari McDonald was ruled out for the rest of the season due to a right lower extremity injury.
The Indiana Fever turned heads in the 2025 WNBA season with a surprising run to the playoff semifinals despite facing a slew of injuries to key pieces.
The Indiana Fever will have a tough decision when it comes to guard Aari McDonald. McDonald quickly burst on the scene and her fandom escalated when the Fever signed her on an emergency hardship contract after Caitlin Clark and Sophie Cunningham suffered injuries that sidelined them for several games.
Aari McDonald made a significant impact on the Indiana Fever this past season. The 5-foot-6 guard initially joined the Fever in June on a hardship exception deal amid the team’s injury crisis.
It didn't take Indiana Fever guard Aari McDonald long to endear herself to the Fever fan base during this 2025 WNBA regular season. McDonald initially with the Fever via emergency hardship exception on June 1, in the wake of the Fever experiencing injuries to several guards (including Caitlin Clark).
Indiana Fever guard Aari McDonald closed out her fifth WNBA season with a deeply personal message on Instagram. McDonald, who was ruled out for the year after suffering a broken bone in her right foot, posted photos from her time with the Fever alongside a long reflection on her rollercoaster journey in 2025.
Over the last several years, Arizona women’s basketball had been trying to make another deep run in the NCAA Tournament after falling short in the National Title game 54-53 despite a historic run by the team and guard Aari McDonald.
Kelsey Mitchell had 26 points and eight assists, and the host Indiana Fever continued their mastery of the Chicago Sky with a 92-70 victory in a matchup of short-handed teams Saturday night in Indianapolis.
Jason Whitlock is drawing the ire this week of an Indiana Fever player. The Fever played on Sunday against the Seattle Storm at Climate Pledge Arena in Seattle, Wash.
It's still not clear when Caitlin Clark will return from injury to the Indiana Fever. What is clear, though, is that the Fever have found their groove without Clark, winning their fifth straight game Sunday in Seattle.
The history of Arizona women’s basketball isn’t near the success that UA fans have seen with men’s basketball with their 39 NCAA Tournament appearances, 21 Sweet Sixteens, 11 Elite Eights, four Final Fours and one National Title.
The history of Arizona women’s basketball isn’t near the success that UA fans have seen with men’s basketball with their 39 NCAA Tournament appearances, 21 Sweet Sixteens, 11 Elite Eights, four Final Fours and one National Title.
Guard Aari McDonald, who starred for the Lady Wildcats basketball team and led them to their only Final Four appearance, has rejoined the Indiana Fever as the team has waived veteran forward DeWanna Bonner.
The Chicago Sky caught the Indiana Fever without guard Caitlin Clark and head coach Stephanie White on Saturday. Yet instead of closing the gap between their purported rival, the Sky showed once again they aren't in the Fever's orbit.
As the Chicago Sky prepare to face the Indiana Fever on Saturday night, first-year head coach Tyler Marsh knows his team will see a very different Indiana backcourt than it did in the season opener.
The Indiana Fever snapped their three-game losing streak on June 3, as they produced an 85-76 win over the Washington Mystics. There was some clear concern for Fever fans heading into this contest.
The Indiana Fever signed former lottery pick Aari McDonald on Monday via an emergency hardship exception. The 5-foot-6 guard was the No. 3 overall pick in the 2021 WNBA Draft by the Atlanta Dream and was runnerup for the WNBA's 2021 Rookie of the Year honor.