For the first time in 10 years the Indiana Fever were victorious in a playoff game on Tuesday night, earning a decisive 77-60 win over the Atlanta Dream.
COLLEGE PARK, GA – August 31, 2018. That’s the last time that the Atlanta Dream won a playoff game, and they broke that drought today as they defeated the Indiana Fever, 80-68 in Game 1.
Allisha Gray and Rhyne Howard scored 20 points apiece on Sunday to lead the Atlanta Dream to an 80-68 victory over the visiting Indiana Dream in the opener of a best-of-three first round playoff series in College Park, Georgia.
Rhyne Howard has become one of the most consistent shooters and overall performers in the WNBA. As she wrapped up her fourth regular season in the league on Wednesday, her name has begun to show itself in the record books more and more.
Following the Atlanta Dream’s 88-72 win against the Connecticut Sun on Wednesday, the Dream moved into the No. 2 seed in the WNBA standings. That can change if the Las Vegas Aces close out the season with a win on Thursday, but whether it’s No.
Rhyne Howard posted a game-high 18 points to go with six assists to help the Atlanta Dream post an 87-62 victory over the visiting Connecticut Sun on Monday in College Park, Georgia.
Rhyne Howard scored 29 of her season-high 37 points in the first half on Friday to help the surging Atlanta Dream post a 104-85 victory over the visiting Los Angeles Sparks in College Park, Ga.
Rhyne Howard scored a team-high 19 points to help the red-hot Atlanta Dream post an 86-75 victory over the visiting Los Angeles Sparks on Wednesday in College Park, Ga.
With the 2025 WNBA regular season winding down, the playoff picture is starting to take shape. Some teams have clinched playoff spots while others have been eliminated from contention.
After Rhyne Howard called out the Atlanta Dream fans after a loss Wednesday, the three-time All-Star played like one Friday night in Atlanta with 24 points in a 100-78 win against the Dallas Wings.
Allisha Gray scored 12 of her 13 points in a third-quarter runaway as the Atlanta Dream used balanced scoring and a suffocating defense to continue a successful road trip with a 79-63 victory over the Golden State Valkyries on Sunday night.
It was a dominant weekend for the Atlanta Dream. After blowing out the Chicago Sky 88-70 on Friday, they stayed hot Sunday afternoon with a road win over the Washington Mystics.
The Atlanta Dream are starting to find some momentum to start the season, and they're currently on a four-game winning streak. Their latest win was against the Seattle Storm, where they were down by 17 points in the third quarter, but ended up coming back and winning by 13 points.
Caitlin Clark was at the center of another heated confrontation, this time with the Atlanta Dream’s Rhyne Howard on Thursday night. The skirmish occurred in the final seconds of the opening quarter when tight defense from Howard led to a foul on Clark.
The Washington Mystics start the season 1-0 after a clutch win against the Atlanta Dream, 90-94. The defense was the calling card for the opener, as the Mystics held the Dream to 40.8% from the field and 33.3% from behind the arc.
On Tuesday night, the Chicago Sky will clash with the Atlanta Dream at the Gateway Center Arena for some WNBA action. The Chicago Sky are fifth in the Eastern Conference with an overall 13-25 record.
Gateway Center Arena will host a WNBA showdown between the Washington Mystics and the Atlanta Dream this Friday night. The Washington Mystics are last in the Eastern Conference, and 10th overall with 12-24.
Team USA is roaring back in the Women’s 3×3 Basketball as the Americans just won their third straight game to shoot further up the overall standings. This time, WNBA hooper Rhyne Howard came to the rescue in overtime.
The USA men's and women's 3x3 Olympic basketball teams dropped to 0-2 following losses to Serbia (22-14) and Germany (17-3) on Wednesday. With both now in danger of failing to make it out of pool play, many have wondered how they got here.
Team USA’s 3×3 women’s team is going to look vastly different once the 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris rolls around from the announced grouping. The four-player team consisted of WNBA stars Cameron Brink and Rhyne Howard, college standout Hailey Van Lith and former Tennessee player Cierra Burdick.