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The Weekly Fast Break: Fierce impact freshmen

By Missy Heidrick / February 26, 2025

Record breakers, standard setters & do-it-all rookies

Phoenix Mercury guard Diana Taurasi stands with her head turned to the right

Diana Taurasi’s legacy, through her eyes and those who know her best

By Tia Reid / February 26, 2025

Geno Auriemma: ‘Diana is the greatest winner in the history of basketball, period’

Graphic with photo of Jen Rizzotti smiling during a press conference. Locked On Women's Basketball logo at top right. White text on orange background at lower left reads "Connecticut Sun Rising Anew". Headshots of guest Jen Rizzotti and host Howard Megdal at lower right.

Locked On Women’s Basketball: Jen Rizzotti joins the show, explains the Connecticut Sun’s new era

By The Next / February 25, 2025

Rizzotti: ‘Our priority was to retool without completely rebuilding’

Unrivaled, Up Next: Napheesa Collier’s Lunar Owls suffer first season loss

By Chelsea Leite / February 25, 2025

Despite loss, Lunar Owls are ‘carrying this league,’ says Diggins-Smith

Washington Mystics guard Ariel Atkins palms the ball with her right hand while looking at the rim while Chicago Sky guard Chennedy Carter is in a defensive stance in front of her

Win now or pay later: Sky sacrifice draft assets for All-Star Ariel Atkins

By Alissa Hirsh / February 24, 2025

Atkins enhances the Sky’s playoff prospects in 2025, but limits the team’s ability to replenish talent through the draft

Locked On Women’s Basketball: Watching the Toronto Tempo and WNBA grow in Canada

By The Next / February 24, 2025

“It’s just so incredible to be at a place where we are, not even just in Toronto, but Canada,” – Hayley McGoldrick

Washington Mystics guard Ariel Atkins, wearing a white Mystics uniform with red accents, stands with both hands on her hips.

Why the Washington Mystics made the ‘difficult’ choice to trade Ariel Atkins

By Jenn Hatfield / February 24, 2025

Washington got back two draft picks and a future pick swap, which could help it solidify a young core

Sacred Heart junior guard No. 33 Amelia Wood (in white, high in the picture) looks toward the basket and shoots a three in the Pioneers 74-48 win over Merrimack on Thursday, Feb. 20.

Sacred Heart endures highs and lows during final playoff push

By Ben Yeargin / February 23, 2025

Wood: “We have to get two wins in a row”

Close-up photos of Notre Dame's Sonia Citron shooting the ball and UConn's Azzi Fudd reacting to a play are shown side-by-side. The text "WCBB title contenders" is overlaid at the bottom in all caps, and the orange Locked On Women's Basketball logo is in the top right corner.

Locked On Women’s Basketball: Ranking the national championship contenders

By The Next / February 22, 2025

Lincoln Shafer: ‘There’s maybe five teams for me that I think could win the title’

Isabelle Harrison dribbles the ball with her left hand while playing for the Chicago Sky.

Why the New York Liberty signed veteran forward Isabelle Harrison

By Jackie Powell / February 22, 2025

Signing Harrison gives the Liberty more natural bigs, whereas last season they used several big wings