SPRINGFIELD, Mass. — Standing atop of the podium for eight-consecutive Olympics, the U.S. women’s basketball program boasts one of the most-prolific streaks in the history of sports. That string of dominance all started with the gold medal at the 1996 Olympics in Atlanta. On Saturday, the entire team entered the Naismith Hall of Fame. They […]
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Australian Opals announce squad for 2026 FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup
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A’ja Wilson and Breanna Stewart lead young team to Berlin
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Sydney Flames make earliest headlines in WNBL free agency
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Austin’s stats jump off the page, but she’s also making her teammates better
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