Los Angeles' Kelsey Plum scored 28 points despite missing two late free throws as the Sparks survived a furious Dallas rally over the final five minutes to beat the Wings 97-96 on Friday in Arlington, Texas.
Sonia Citron's 21 points and Kiki Iriafen's 18 points and 12 rebounds helped carry the visiting Washington Mystics in an 88-84 victory against the Indiana Fever on Friday night in Indianapolis.
The playoff chase is heating up in the WNBA at this point in the season. For the Indiana Fever, it appears that it’s going to be a battle to the end as they look to secure their spot in the postseason with just a quarter of the regular season left to play.
In their last of a quick two-game road trip in the Eastern Conference, the Golden State Valkyries made easy work against the host Chicago Sky Friday night in a 90-59 win behind a second consecutive career-high scoring night from Cecilia Zandalasini.
Paige Bueckers and the Dallas Wings finally ended their five-game losing streak, defeating the Indiana Fever on Tuesday night. To begin the weekend, Bueckers and the Wings looked for a second-straight victory, taking on Cameron Brink and the Los Angeles Sparks.
Brittney Griner has had a successful season with the Atlanta Dream, playing her first season with the WNBA team. Griner has been playing alongside some of the biggest stars in the WNBA such as Allisha Gray and Rhyne Howard.
Dallas Wings' star rookie Paige Bueckers entered Friday night's home contest against the Los Angeles Sparks with 141 assists in 2025 — just two shy of holding the franchise's single-season rookie assists record.
The Chicago Sky return to action on Friday night for a matchup against the Golden State Valkyries. The team is still operating without star forward Angel Reese, who is set to miss her seventh consecutive game.
The Indiana Fever have played some of the most popular teams in the WNBA over the past several days, including the Chicago Sky and the Dallas Wings. While they defeated the Sky, blowing out Chicago without Angel Reese, they were on the losing end against the Wings.
On Friday night, the Seattle Storm and Atlanta Dream will face off in the first regular-season WNBA matchup outside of the United States. This historic international contest will feature some of the sport's biggest names — including Dream center Brittney Griner.
When it comes to Angel Reese, the Chicago Sky always go all-out. That much is clear with the team's latest move for their game against the Golden State Valkyries on Friday.
Midway through Los Angeles' home contest against the New York Liberty on Tuesday night, Sparks' star forward Cameron Brink exited the game after an apparent ankle injury.
Caitlin Clark has been one of the biggest stars in the WNBA over the past two seasons. Clark is early into her WNBA career, but playing alongside Aliyah Boston and several other stars on the Indiana Fever, she's put her team in title contention.
The Las Vegas Aces moved star guard Kelsey Plum to the Los Angeles Sparks via a blockbuster three-team trade in late January that sent shockwaves through the WNBA world.
The New York Liberty will look to avoid their third loss in as many meetings with the Minnesota Lynx on Saturday afternoon when they meet in Minneapolis.
Minnesota Lynx star forward Napheesa Collier suffered a right ankle sprain in a game against the Las Vegas Aces on Saturday, Aug. 2. She will be evaluated in the coming days, but is likely to miss a minimum of two weeks.
Angel Reese, Chicago Sky forward, recently shared her frustration with Connecticut Sun’s Aneesah Morrow grabbing so many rebounds in Wednesday’s game. Reese’s Sky did not even scratch the surface when it came to the face-off against the Sun and the team pathetically lost with a final 71-62 score.
The Indiana Fever have quite a conundrum on their hands regarding the point guard position. This is owed to all three point guards they've spent most of the season with (Caitlin Clark, Sydney Colson, and Aari McDonald) being out with injuries, with Colson and McDonald both being out for the rest of this season.
The Las Vegas Aces (19-14) come into Phoenix on a five-game win streak to face the Mercury (19-12) on Friday, August 15 at 7pm PT. The game will be nationally televised on ION.
Let’s be real for a second – while everyone’s busy obsessing over WNBA controversies and social media feuds, Dearica Hamby has been quietly carrying the Los Angeles Sparks on her back like she’s auditioning for a superhero movie.
PHOENIX — The Phoenix Mercury host the Las Vegas Aces on Friday night, with the team beginning to keep an eye on the standings in this last stretch. The teams are separated by one game, with Phoenix fourth in the WNBA standings and Las Vegas in fifth.
Reigning MVP A'ja Wilson and top challenger Alyssa Thomas will meet for the third time this season when the Las Vegas Aces play the host Phoenix Mercury on Friday.
Meeting for the second time in three days, this time in the WNBA's first regular-season game outside the United States, the red-hot Atlanta Dream will try to make matters worse for the reeling Seattle Storm on Friday in Vancouver.
On August 14, the Indiana Fever announced that they had signed guard Kyra Lambert to a seven-day contract, which they were allowed to do with the recent season-ending injuries to guards Sydney Colson and Aari McDonald.