Thursday marked the final day of the WNBA regular season, and the field for the 2024 playoffs is now set. Most of the ...

The Mystics drew 20,711 fans to their game against the Fever. The post WNBA Breaks 26-Year-Old Attendance Record In Regular-Season Finale appeared first on Front Office Sports.

UConn women's basektball legend and Olympic gold medalist Diana Tauras appears to be retiring from the Phoenix Mercury, her ...

A’ja Wilson had a season like none other in WNBA history. Caitlin Clark set records and made the Indiana Fever the biggest ...

It has been a WNBA season unlike any other and the last day of the campaign was no exception with Diana Taurasi, Caitlin ...

Sika Kone scored 20 points off the bench and Emily Engstler and Ariel Atkins netted 17 points each to lead the Washington ...

Diana Taurasi tired to address the Phoenix Mercury crowd, but was interrupted. They wanted her to play one more year.

The WNBA playoffs tip off Sunday. The post WNBA’s Breakout Season: Record Viewership and Fan Surge Power 2024 appeared first on Front Office Sports.

Some had accessorized to match: basketball earrings, purses, and face paint; foam fingers and Statue of Liberty headpieces.

D.C., allowing the host Mystics to pull out a 92-91 victory before a crowd of 20,711, the largest in WNBA history. The record ...

500 for first time since 2019 The Fever have set a WNBA attendance record with more than 500,000 fans for their 33 games and non-Fever WNBA games is also up nearly 20% this year.

How many GOATs can watch an Indiana Fever game at one time? Gymnastics all-timer Simone Biles was in the Gainbridge Fieldhouse crowd Wednesday night as the Fever knocked off the Connecticut Sun 84-80.