Hayes is playing fewer minutes, but staying healthy and guiding a young Golden State squad
Marisa Ingemi
Marisa Ingemi is a national women's sports reporter for The IX. She also covers the Golden State Valkyries for Valkyriesbeat.com, the Los Angeles Sparks for the LA Times, WNBA for Her Hoop Stats and women's sports for USA Today.
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Kayla Thornton keeps shining in All-Star season with Valkyries
Natalie Nakase: “Once she sees that first one go in, it is trouble”
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Andreanne LeBlanc leads elite Firebells hitting, players to watch out of win against Hunters
Who stood out from Night 2 of the WPBL?
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Maggie Foxx, Natsuki Yonetani emerge as early WPBL players to watch
Following the WPBL’s opening day game between the Los Angeles Queens and New York Heights, here are some players to watch
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WPBL brings players together in rainy Illinois ahead of openers
Ahead of the WPBL’s opening weekend, players like spoke about what it means to be part of the first women’s baseball league in 72 years
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Is Valkyries guard Kaitlyn Chen the WNBA’s most improved player?
Natalie Nakase: “The minutes that when she’s on the floor, she’s impacting her teammates”
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Veronica Burton sets sights even higher for second season in Golden State
Now secure in her starting role, Burton keeps finding ways to up her game
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Ayami Sato is the women’s baseball star the WPBL was made for
“Women’s baseball is so small, it’s hard not to hear about all the big names,” Britt Apgar said. “But, in my opinion, Sato is the biggest.”
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How Janelle Salaun is owning her new bench role with Golden State
Salaun: “As long as I’m getting in the game, I’m preparing the same”
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Beth Greenwood’s next chapter with the WPBL results from another unexpected turn
Beth Greenwood has made her journey to the Women’s Pro Baseball League, and baseball as a whole, on her terms
