The wait is over: Emma Meesseman is officially returning to WNBA action. The New York Liberty’s newest addition will suit up tonight against the Connecticut Sun, a much-needed reinforcement as Breanna Stewart remains sidelined without a clear return timetable.
Forward Emma Meesseman signed a contract with the New York Liberty on Friday morning, the team announced. Terms of the deal were not disclosed for Meesseman, who will debut Friday night as the Liberty (17-9) bid to snap a season-worst three-game skid against the Connecticut Sun (4-21) in Uncasville, Conn.
Veteran big Emma Meesseman recently signed with the New York Liberty and is expected to make her return to the WNBA within the next few weeks. The Minnesota Lynx were also in the mix to land Meesseman, but she chose to join the defending champions.
The New York Liberty is getting a significant boost in their quest to win another championship. Former WNBA Finals MVP Emma Meesseman has agreed to sign
NEW YORK — Emma Meesseman, one of the top free agents in women’s basketball, has officially committed to the New York Liberty, choosing them over reported interest from the Phoenix Mercury.
As the WNBA free agency period approaches, the Phoenix Mercury are expected to make a significant move by signing former champion forward Emma Meesseman.
The Belgium women’s national basketball team head coach leads a roster with Mystics ties. Now, it will be interesting to see what happens to Julie Vanloo, Nastja Claessens, and even Emma Meesseman.
This round started on Saturday with Sydney Wallace and Jaime Nared leading Nesibe Aydin in a 91-81 win over Sug Sutton and Orman. The schedule ended up creating an interesting immediate rematch as the President’s Cup will be played midweek between the same teams.
With Zonguldak not being able to play Kayseri, this round started with one game on Saturday and Nesibe Aydin won 66-63. A busy Sunday started with Li Yueri and Pelin Bilgic leading Bodrum to a 79-71 win over Khadijiah Cave and Botas.
Because of fans’ actions, the game between the EuroLeague Women and EuroCup Women champions, which was held in Istanbul and featured two teams from the city, was delayed and played in an empty.
The WNBA season resumes on Thursday following the month-long Olympic break. Here are five storylines we're watching as the race for the postseason intensifies.
As soon as the Olympics concluded on Sunday, there was unexpected news about high profile WNBA free agents who had been believed to be banned from signing with the league this year who were instead ruled eligible.
The final day of competition on Sunday started with the bronze medal game and both teams put on a show. The duo of Julie Vanloo and Emma Meesseman led Belgium again, but Ezi Magbegor was incredible, helping Australia to the 85-81 win.
Washington Mystics guard Julie Vanloo scored 11 for Belgium while Emma Meesseman led with 19. The Belgium women’s national team will not get a second chance to play the United States Unfortunately, the Cats lost to France, 81-75 in Paris on Friday night.
Washington Mystics guard got out of a slump to get Belgium in the semifinals by scoring 13 points. And yeah, Emma Meesseman, she did well too with 19 more.
The Cats are now on the brink of elimination in the Olympics, even if they beat Japan on Sunday. If you are an American, you want the USA Basketball women’s national team to beat Belgium.
Team USA is gunning for Olympic glory in the women's basketball tournament, but the field as a whole is a star-studded one filled with formidable talents.
Jerome Guery was the male flag bearer. On Wednesday, the Belgian Olympic and Interfederal Committee (BOIC) named their flagbearers for the Opening Ceremony of the 2024 Olympics.
An article on Sporza in Belgium explains why Thibault has more of an affinity for European players when it comes to signings and more When Emma Meesseman
The Mystics’ General Manager said this during an interview with Sporza before the FIBA Olympic Women’s Qualifying tournament. Washington Mystics General Manager Mike Thibault is an assistant coach for the USA Basketball women’s national team where he is in Antwerp, Belgium for the FIBA Olympic Women’s Qualifying Tournament.