The Las Vegas Aces evened up their semifinals series against the Indiana Fever after winning Game 2 in convincing fashion, 90-68, on Tuesday at Michelob Ultra Arena.
Maya Moore paid a cheeky tribute to Michael Jordan by recreating his iconic six-ring picture after her Hall of Fame induction ceremony. Moore is one of those rare superstars who achieved a similar stature of success as the jump man.
On Saturday, Sue Bird, Sylvia Fowles and Maya Moore were inducted into Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame. The three are archetypal Hall of Famers, having succeeded collegiately, professionally and internationally, at both the individual and team levels.
UConn women’s basketball head coach Geno Auriemma got emotional Monday after his team advanced to the Sweet 16 of this year’s NCAA Tournament. The 2nd-seeded Huskies took care of business in a 91-57 second-round blowout of the 10th-seeded South Dakota State Jackrabbits at Gampel Pavilion in Storrs, Conn.
Two weeks from Friday, the first round of the NCAA women's basketball tournament will commence. This year's edition may represent the last opportunity for Paige Bueckers to win a national championship at UConn before she heads to the WNBA.
Minnesota Lynx legends Maya Moore and Sylvia Fowles are among candidates for the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame Class of 2025. Moore and Fowles were teammates in Minnesota from 2015-2018, winning one WNBA title together.
There's a reason Napheesa Collier finished second in the 2024 WNBA MVP voting, and she showed why in the Minnesota Lynx's Game 1 victory over the Phoenix Mercury.
The 2024 WNBA season might be known for the performances of two exceptionally talented rookies. But, there have been plenty of rookies who shined bright before. Here's our list of 20 standout WNBA rookie seasons.
Overall, this week saw 14 games played. The Connecticut Sun’s game at TD Garden in Boston on Aug. 20 had the highest attendance (19,125). The Minnesota Lynx had the second-largest crowd for Maya Moore‘s retirement on Aug.
Maya Moore didn't have to think too hard when asked to reflect on her favorite moment from an incredible WNBA career with the Minnesota Lynx. She traveled back in time to Game 3 of the 2015 WNBA Finals, when she hit a game-winning shot against the Indiana Fever, silencing an entire crowd at then-Bankers Life Fieldhouse.
In front of a sea of Lynx fans, the Minnesota Lynx retired jersey no.23 in honor of legend and franchise icon Maya Moore, Saturday night in Minneapolis.
The Minnesota Lynx will retire the jersey number of former great Maya Moore during Saturday night's home game against the Indiana Fever. Moore's No. 23 jersey will be raised to the rafters of the Target Center, honoring one of the greats in franchise as well as WNBA history.
Growing up, Caitlin Clark was a huge fan of Maya Moore and the Minnesota Lynx. The first WNBA game she ever attended was at Target Center. So, as you can imagine, it's going to be a really special moment on Saturday, when the rookie guard gets to see the jersey of her favorite player retired.
One of the greatest players in WNBA history will be honored by the Minnesota Lynx during Saturday's game against the Indiana Fever. The franchise will retire Moore's No.
My first WNBA game was in 2014, a playoff game between the Phoenix Mercury and the Minnesota. I had known of the league and had heard the names of some of the players, but that was about it.
The Minnesota Lynx announced the team will hold Maya Moore's jersey retirement on Aug. 24 at Target Center in Minneapolis. Minnesota will be hosting the Indiana Fever that night, and the Fever hold the No.
No program in NCAA women's college basketball history has won more national championships than Connecticut's 11. Guided by legendary coach Geno Auriemma, the Huskies have been the gold standard in the women's game. Here's our list of the 20 best players in school history.
It's not easy to put together a list of the greatest women's NCAA Tournament champions. Each brought something special to the table and was worthy of its greatness. And, we're not just talking Tennessee and Connecticut.
The 31-year-old met Irons when she was just 18-years-old and over the last 13 years, the two have developed a strong friendship while embarking on the journey to get him released from prison.
The 23rd WNBA season is upon us, and there's quite a lot of excitement to go along with it. There are new faces in new places, including at the top of the league's front office, but there are also some prominent names we won't see in action early on, or at all, in 2019.