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Germany stunned the world by defeating Belgium 93-74 in front of a roaring Berlin crowd, marking their first-ever semifinal appearance in FIBA Women’s World Cup history. The home support was electric, helping them rebound from an early loss to Spain and turn the tide. Meanwhile, Team USA cruised past Hungary to lock in a spot against powerhouse Spain — who edged out injury-riddled Australia — sett...

The U.S. women’s basketball team just obliterated Hungary 108-56 en route to the FIBA World Cup Semi-Finals, setting records with 31 assists and a jaw-dropping first quarter (36-12). Napheesa Collier led the charge with 19 points as the squad extended its historic 34-game winning streak dating back to 2006. They moved the ball like clockwork, adjusting from WNBA roles to prioritize team success, w...

Aja Wilson’s surprise withdrawal from the FIBA World Cup sparked internet frenzy, but Coach Becky Hammon stood firm—calling out the double standard that often sidelines female athletes. With back soreness and a history of leg injuries, Wilson prioritized her health and team success over international glory. While critics questioned her commitment, the reality is that elite play carries serious ris...

Australia and China clawed their way into the FIBA World Cup quarterfinals with nail-biting wins — Australia surviving a 26-point third-quarter lead against Italy, 82-80, and China rallying past Puerto Rico, 75-72, thanks to Han Xu’s 21-point, 11-rebound performance. Coach Brondello praised her squad’s grit after Italy’s late surge, while Han Xu, who knows French opponents from the WNBA, joked the...

Germany storms into the quarterfinals with a commanding 94-56 win over South Korea, fueled by home crowd energy and standout performances from Marie Gülich (19 pts, 5 reb) and Frieda Bühner (17 pts). Hungary also punches their ticket with an 84-63 victory over Japan, led by Réka Lelik’s 23 points — their first quarterfinal appearance in 40 years. Germany now faces European champions Belgium, while...

Japan’s Saki Hayashi suffered a devastating injury during a FIBA World Cup clash against Hungary, going down hard on her right arm and likely breaking a bone — forcing her to be carted off the court. The loss, 84-63, eliminated Japan from the tournament, while Hungary advances to face the United States. The arena fell silent as Hayashi received care, then erupted in applause as she was helped away...

The U.S. women’s basketball team roared back with a dominant 105-64 win over the Czech Republic, led by a scorching Breanna Stewart who dropped 19 points, 7 rebounds, and 6 assists. After narrowly squeaking past Italy the day before, this victory extended their historic 33-game winning streak dating back to 2006. Stewart set the tone early, scoring 11 in the first 10 minutes, while the offense loo...

France is torching defenses with record-breaking threes, dropping 22 in a rout of Nigeria—shattering Japan’s previous mark. Gabby Williams and Marine Johannes led the barrage, staying laser-focused despite the numbers. After a heartbreaking Olympic loss, this squad is firing on all cylinders, averaging 43-point wins and leaning on depth as their secret weapon. Migna Toure, who hit the game-winner,...

Julie Allemand just shattered the World Cup assist record, becoming Belgium’s all-time leader with 111 assists after a clutch pass to Emma Meesseman in their quarterfinal-bound win over Australia. She eclipsed Laia Palau and now stands ahead of basketball legends Dawn Staley and Sue Bird — a feat born from her elite playmaking and Belgium’s unselfish team culture. Starting the tournament with 87 a...

The Los Angeles Sparks dominated the Chicago Sky 102-87 in a high-energy showdown, led by Nneka Ogwumike’s monster game of 25 points, 12 rebounds, and 5 assists. Erica Wheeler added 15 points and 8 assists, while Dearica Hamby sealed the win with clutch baskets and a huge block. All five starters scored in double figures, including Hamby, Rae Burrell, and Ariel Atkins each pouring in 17. Ogwumike...

The Golden State Valkyries just shattered their own record with a dominant 79-64 win over the Connecticut Sun, extending their winning streak to seven straight games and tying for first place in the league. Veronica Burton made history with 17 points, including a clutch three-point play and game-sealing basket, becoming the first Valkyrie to score in double digits. The Sun’s offense sputtered, sco...

The Sparks roar back with a statement win, crushing the Fever 106-92 and ending a three-game skid. Nneka Ogwumike lights up the stat sheet with 24 points, 8 rebounds, and 5 assists, while Rae Burrell and Dearica Hamby deliver 22 and 21 points respectively. Caitlin Clark returns from injury but scores just 9 in 16 minutes, and Kelsey Mitchell leads the Fever with 29. The Sparks seize control in the...

WNBA All-Star rosters dropped and the snubs are sparking fire—Alyssa Thomas, leading the league in assists with 8.2 dimes per game, Brittney Sykes, crushing stats before injury, and Veronica Burton, top-10 in win shares, are all glaringly left off. With guard spots tight and talent deep, these stars prove the league’s depth—and the debate’s just getting hotter. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on...

WNBA fever is at a boil this weekend as three nationally televised games light up Friday night. The hot-streaking Golden State Valkyries, riding a six-game win run and boasting the league’s second-best net rating, take on a struggling Connecticut Sun. Meanwhile, the surging Dallas Wings, led by Paige Bueckers’ relentless 20-point scoring machine, aim to keep their playoff momentum against a slumpi...

Kayla McBride dropped 23 points to lead the Minnesota Lynx to an 86-80 win over the Connecticut Sun, handing head coach Cheryl Reeve her 380th career regular-season victory — a WNBA record that now stands alone after surpassing Mike Thibault. Reeve, who’s guided the Lynx to all four of their titles since 2010, reflected on learning from Thibault and expressed pride in future coaches who may one da...

Aja Wilson is back and dominating, dropping 32 points and 10 rebounds as the Las Vegas Aces crush the Portland Fire 88-80, snapping a three-game injury absence with a firestorm performance that ignited the team early and sealed the win with a late third-quarter surge. Jackie Young added 19 points and 11 assists, while Vegas shot over 50% from the field. The Aces now tie Minnesota for first place....

Atlanta Dream roar back to victory, snapping a five-game skid with an 89-78 win over the Seattle Storm, led by Allisha Gray’s 22 points and Angel Reese’s historic 18-point, 11-rebound double-double — her 15th of the season, passing Tina Charles for most in first three WNBA seasons. Reese’s ankle injury late in the game adds concern, but for now, the Dream’s defense forced a season-high 21 turnover...

The Golden State Valkyries extended their winning streak to six with a 83-75 victory over the injury-depleted Toronto Tempo, led by Janelle Salaun’s 26 points and a balanced attack that included Kaitlyn Chen’s 16 and Kayla Thornton’s 15 points and 9 rebounds. Despite Isabelle Harrison’s 24-point effort, Toronto’s three-game losing streak continues as key players Brittney Sykes, Kiki Rice, and Temi...

This WNBA rookie class is rewriting the script—Olivia Miles dominates like a veteran, Flau’jae Johnson carries Seattle with grit and stats, and Azzi Fudd’s steals and threes are fueling Dallas’ rise. All-Star honors? Check. Rookie records? Check. The future of the league? Already here. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN: adverti...

The WNBA just teamed up with Capella University to celebrate the relentless grind that fuels greatness—both on and off the court. This powerful partnership honors athletes who push past limits and students who chase degrees amid life’s chaos, proving that victory comes from consistent effort, not just talent. With a new show, WNBA Overtime, spotlighting those gritty moments, the league and univers...

Chicago Sky dominate Phoenix Mercury 77-66, with Sydney Taylor exploding for 16 points—10 in a pivotal third quarter—and Natasha Cloud adding 11 points and 6 assists. Taylor’s early run gave Chicago a 12-point lead they never surrendered, while Kahleah Copper’s 25 points and DeWanna Bonner’s historic 8,000 points, 3,000 rebounds, and 500 steals couldn’t turn the tide. Jacy Sheldon’s late three sea...

Jessica Shepard dropped a historic triple-double with 22 points, 12 rebounds, and 11 assists, becoming only the second player in WNBA history to notch three in a single season—and tying Sabrina Ionescu for second all-time. Her assist on Paige Bueckers’ clutch three-pointer sealed an 88-77 road win for Dallas, their eighth away victory this year, already surpassing their total from the past two sea...

WNBA Thursday’s slate is loaded with intrigue as star power sits out or questions loom—A’ja Wilson doubtful for the Aces, Caitlin Clark sidelined for the Fever after a back-to-back. With top names sidelined, picking outright winners? Tougher than ever. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN: advertise@thednn.ai This is an automated,...

Atlanta Dream’s Angel Reese, Rhyne Howard, and Allisha Gray are All-Star reserves heading to Chicago, sparking debate after feeling snubbed as starters — but now they’ll shine together. The Dream have sent three players to the All-Star game four times. Rookie sensations Sonia Citron and Kiki Iriafen from Washington, plus Marina Mabrey of Toronto (who just tied a WNBA scoring record), also make the...

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