France knows exactly what they’re chasing in the FIBA Women’s World Cup final, with a daunting Team USA squad chasing a piece of history packed with WNBA All-Stars.
Golden State Valkyries star Gabby Williams put together a spectacular performance for the French national team, taking down hosts Germany in the 2026 FIBA Women’s World Cup on Saturday.
As we steadily head towards the business end of the FIBA Women’s World Cup, the top-ranked teams have once again justified their place as the world’s best.
How many of the 24 WNBA players to score 20 points and dish out 10 assists in the same game multiple time can you name in five minutes?
Team USA isn’t the only juggernaut commanding the spotlight at the 2026 FIBA World Cup, as France just bagged a massive 111-56 blowout win. France’s undefeated squad, loaded with world-class talent, has marched into the quarterfinals with serious ambitions of dethroning the Americans.
Italy’s Cecilia Zandalasini is not going to earn an acting award in Torino for her horrible acting job down the stretch of Sunday’s FIBA Women’s World Cup game against Team USA at Berlin Arena in Berlin, Germany.
France star Gabby Williams pulled out the “too small” celebration during their FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup game against South Korea on Sunday. In France’s second game in the ongoing FIBA World Cup, Williams was hyped during one of the plays after making a tough layup against South Korea’s Park Ji-hyun.
Italy nearly pulled off one of the biggest upsets of the FIBA Women’s World Cup, but Team USA held on for a 55-52 win. As the Americans moved forward, outrage erupted in Italy over a late no-call involving star Cecilia Zandalasini.
The FIBA World Cup is well underway in Berlin, and with it, its iconic in-game moments too. One such moment came during the France versus Korea game on Saturday in Group B.
The Golden State Valkyries recently secured a top playoff seed during their spectacular 2026 WNBA campaign. The organization must now navigate an upcoming midseason pause without losing their championship momentum.
With the Golden State Valkyries riding high off a four-game win streak and a dominant 86-69 win over the Portland Fire, coach Natalie Nakase has one message for her team as they prepare for the two-and-a-half-week FIBA World Cup break: keep the mind clear.
Veronica Burton made incredible WNBA history for herself following the Golden State Valkyries’ latest stretch of games this season. Burton is going through the fifth season of her career in the league, her second with the Valkyries.
The Golden State Valkyries are about to look a whole lot different for their final game before the 17-day break for the FIBA World Cup. The Valkyries have had a universally impressive second season as a franchise, with a 28-11 record, currently second in the league standings.
No one would have predicted it. But the Golden State Valkyries, an expansion team, have now made the playoffs in each of their first two years in the WNBA.
Golden State Valkyries guard Veronica Burton took care of business against the Connecticut Sun. However, her father was on the sidelines cheering for her during every play.
The doldrums of the WNBA season come for everybody. Practices begin to feel prolonged, sore muscles last a day or two longer, and the mental fog of burnout creeps in.
With the FIBA World Cup break less than a week away, Golden State Valkyries coach Natalie Nakase revealed when the players committed to their national teams will head overseas to Germany in preparation for the international tournament.
In only their second year in the WNBA, the Golden State Valkyries are already title contenders.
Just one WNBA coach has totaled 150 career wins faster than Las Vegas' Becky Hammon, who reached the milestone Sunday thanks to the Aces' 91-81 win over the Golden State Valkyries.
Let's take a closer look at the WNBA's two expansion franchises — the Toronto Tempo and Portland Fire — as well as look at what's in store for the Golden State Valkyries in Year 2.
The next class of WNBA stars have arrived. The 2026 WNBA Draft was Monday, and here are our winners and losers.
When the Golden State Valkyries built an 18-point lead over the Minnesota Lynx on Wednesday night, it felt like another WNBA playoff series was headed for a do-or-die game.
The Golden State Valkyries debut season in the WNBA has been a massive success by pretty much every objective measure. But their playoff debut did not go as planned.
The exciting inaugural season for the Golden State Valkyries could end with a bitter taste due to a scheduling conflict.
Indiana Fever fans were surely hoping for a different result than the 80-61 loss suffered at the hands of the Golden State Valkyries on Wednesday.
Caitlin Clark may struggle to rediscover her shooting touch in her first game since suffering a left groin injury.
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