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Atlanta Dream forward Laeticia Amihere handles the ball for Canada against Japan at the 2022 FIBA World Cup on Sept. 25, 2022 in Sydney, Australia. (Photo credit: @CanBball on X/Twitter)

Canada’s Laeticia Amihere becomes the youngest Olympian in Dream history

By Hunter Cruse / July 7, 2024

“It’s going to be a moment that is very meaningful for me and my family”

Atlanta Dream guard Jordin Canada (3) drives to the basket during the WNBA game between the Atlanta Dream and the Connecticut Sun at Mohegan Sun Arena, Uncasville, Connecticut, USA on June 28, 2024. (Photo Credit: Chris Poss | The Next)

What Jordin Canada’s injury means for the Atlanta Dream

By Wilton Jackson / July 6, 2024

A broken finger will keep Canada out for the pre-Olympic stretch

Indiana Fever guard Erica Wheeler

Assessing the Indiana Fever as they pass the 2024 WNBA season midpoint

By Tony East / July 6, 2024

What has gone well, and what has to get better for the playoff-starved Fever?

A preview thumbnail for the locked on women's basketball podcast episode titled "WNBA All-Star Snubs", with the title on an orange banner in white text at the bottom, with the top split into thirds with photos of New York's Betnijah Laney-Hamilton on the left, Minnesota's Alanna Smith in the middle, and Seattle's Ezi Magbegor on the right

Locked On Women’s Basketball: WNBA All-Star snubs

By The Next / July 5, 2024

Jackie Powell and Eden Laase discuss all-star snubs and the weirdness of voting this season.

Connecticut Sun forward-guard DeWanna Bonner (on the left wearing number 24) Connecticut Sun forward Alyssa Thomas (in the middle wearing number 25) and Connecticut Sun forward Brionna Jones (on the right wearing number 42) face eachother in a triangle, laughing and celebrating.

Connecticut midseason check-in: At 16-4, the Sun have plenty to celebrate

By Noa Dalzell / July 5, 2024

Midway through the 2024 WNBA season, the Sun have the league’s second-best record, largely thanks to consistently-stellar defense, the elite play of Alyssa Thomas and DeWanna Bonner, and the breakout of DiJonai Carrington.

Nika Mühl and Aari McDonald are pictured in game action

Nika Mühl doesn’t want undeserved minutes

By Bella Munson / July 5, 2024

Mühl: ‘I gotta earn my spot’

Sparks players in a huddle as the featured image for a story about head coach Curt Miller

Amid eight-game losing streak, Sparks’ Curt Miller remains focused on ‘unintended consequences’ 

By Cameron Ruby / July 5, 2024

Miller: ‘I thrive in the process of building’

The Las Vegas Aces players, including star A'ja Wilson, put one hand each into a huddle. The text "Aces are accelerating" 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: A’ja Wilson dominates and Las Vegas Aces accelerate

By The Next / July 4, 2024

‘When [Wilson] scores 28, that’s normal. It sounds wild, but it’s just her’

Indiana Fever Caitlin Clark dribbles with her right hand as wing DiDi Richards chases her.

Three All-Star nods show the strong foundation the Indiana Fever have

By Tony East / July 4, 2024

Sides: ‘[It] just shows the future and what that looks like’

New York Liberty center Jonquel Jones slides her feet laterally to defend Minnesota Lynx forward Napheesa Collier as Collier drives with her left hand.

For New York Liberty, avenging losses to Minnesota Lynx was ‘personal’

By Jackie Powell / July 4, 2024

The third time was the charm for New York on Tuesday