Seattle Storm waived Bridgette Mitchell and Lauren Prochaska. Roster now at 13 http://j.mp/mRdg5w #wnba # Q&A with TNT reporter and women's basketball legend Cheryl Miller (newsok.com) http://j.mp/mwpw2s #wnba # Mystics win scrimmage against Chinese National…
Read MoreCoverage Roundup Team training camps for the 2011 WNBA season began at the beginning of the week. So far two teams have made moves to tighten rosters in anticipation of the June 2 deadline to…
Read MoreWarlick, Caldwell on the road again (scout.com) http://j.mp/it3Qrw #ncaaw # A Mother's Day to celebrate: Lynx's Taj McWilliams-Franklin has kept her family, career intact (twincities.com) http://j.mp/jf3Qu1 #wnba # Catch up on last week's news: Hoopfeed…
Read MoreNicole Ohlde retiring from the WNBA, will still play overseas http://j.mp/jGUTSS #wnba # Diana Taurasi to play for Galatasaray inTurkey (galatasaray.org) http://j.mp/kB92BQ (AP) http://j.mp/jle748 #euroleague #wnba # Galatasaray website splash page image for Taurasi http://twitpic.com/4wmu3c…
Read More22 USA Women’s National Team Members Set To Attend May 10-12 Training Camp In Las Vegas From USA Basketball: Twenty-two members of the 2009-12 USA Basketball Women’s National Team, including all 12 who aided the…
Read More2nd Annual Assistant Coaches Professional Development Symposium, April 29 – May 1, 2011, Chicago, IL http://ht.ly/4mfLg *Sponsored Tweet* # Catch up on last week's news: Hoopfeed Twitter Weekly Digest for week ending 04-10-2011 http://j.mp/fBifMl #…
Read MoreNew coaches:Wisconsin's new coach is none other than longtime Stanford assistant Bobbie Kelsey.North Texas has hired Karen Aston as head coach.Chantelle Anderson is now an assistant coach at Virginia Tech.Recruiting and club ball news:Bria Smith,…
Read MoreHere's all that's gone on since yesterday's draft:April 11Minnesota traded draft rights of Jessica Breland to New York for the draft rights to Angel Robinson and New York’s own second round pick in 2012Phoenix traded…
Read MoreAs expected Connecticut senior Maya Moore went first in the 2011 WNBA draft held Monday, picked by the Minnesota Lynx. Elizabeth Cambage, a 19 year-old 6-8 center from Australia, was the second pick and is…
Read MoreGreen Bay Press-Gazette’s all-state DI women’s basketball team (greenbaypressgazette.com) http://j.mp/e3hGog #ncaaw # Duke’s Jasmine Thomas previews the WNBA Draft (goduke.com) http://j.mp/h2rcfA #wnba #ncaaw # Maya Moore expected to go first in WNBA draft, 36 players…
Read More#1 Maya Moore (UConn), 19.7 ppg in 2010-11 season. UConn Playerfile: http://j.mp/dO6s5l #2 Elizabeth Cambage (Cam-BEIGE) of Australia, 2011 WNBL MVP (Bulleen Boomers), led the league in scoring, blocks and field-goal percentage. WNBL Playerfile: http://j.mp/eCyfGS…
Read MoreWNBA Draft Team Draft Overviews Draft History April 11, 3 p.m. ET, ESPN On Monday afternoon, 36 college seniors and foreign players will learn their WNBA fate when the league holds its annual draft. Connecticut…
Read MoreAriya Crook Williams (Long Beach Poly, Long Beach, CA) won the skills competition in Monday night’s Jam Fest. Rosters and coaching staff Led by the record-setting performance of Duke-bound Elizabeth Williams (Princess Anne High School,…
Read MoreWashington St. rallies to defeat Cal 68-66 (wsucougars.com) http://j.mp/dEa5IP #ncaaw # Notre Dame: Tickled pink? Irish labor for win against Rutgers (southbendtribune.com) http://j.mp/e8qqV7 #ncaaw # Brown Bears win 3 straight with 57-56 victory over Harvard…
Read MoreVideo: WNBA unveils 2011 season promo during NBA All-Star festivities, “Basketball is basketball†http://j.mp/flKFov #wnba # Remember Ashja Jones' shoe company? – WNBA player launches fashionable shoe line for sizes 10.5+ (atlantapost.com) http://j.mp/fZKnWq #wnba #…
Read MoreGeno Auriemma On The Inexact Science Of Recruiting (courant.com) http://j.mp/fEAZu1 #ncaaw # 17-0 run carries Louisville women past Rutgers 56-45 (courier-journal.com) http://j.mp/essTO1 #ncaaw # Alabama Tide women are saying farewell to coliseum (tidesports.com) http://j.mp/fnISwi #ncaaw…
Read MoreNo. 2 Connecticut routs No. 3 Duke 87-51 (AP) http://j.mp/fwfRhP #ncaaw # UConn Women Make Quick Work Of No. 3 Duke (courant.com) http://j.mp/ekhjWI #ncaaw # Wake Forest Deacons Take Down Boston College, 82-64 (wakeforestsports.com) http://j.mp/eSW0eN…
Read MoreThe WNBA tips off its 15th season on Friday, June 3, a later time in the year during previous seasons. The later start date gives players on teams overseas time to attend camp before the…
Read MoreCollege coaches who make the career transition to leading a team on the professional level do not always meet with success. Faced with the reality of more fragile job security and owners who seek fast…
Read MoreUSA Basketball announced the 12 women’s basketball players who will represent the United States at the 2010 FIBA World Championship, Sept. 23 – Oct. 3 in the Czech Republic. The player selections, made by the…
Read MoreUSA Basketball wrapped up two weeks of exhibition games and training by announcing finalists for the 2010 World Championship squad. The 2010 FIBA World Championship begins September 23 in the Czech Republic, and the U.S.…
Read MoreAfter sweeping Rookie of Month awards during her first season as a professional player in the WNBA, it is no surprise that the league announced Tina Charles as the 2010 Rookie of the Year. A…
Read MoreIndiana Fever forward Tamika Catchings, the 2010 WNBA Defensive Player of the Year, headlines the 2010 WNBA All-Defensive Team. Catchings also won the 2010 Kim Perrot Sportsmanship Award. A panel of the WNBA’s 12 head…
Read MoreTulsa Shock wins season finale over Chicago Sky (tulsaworld.com) http://j.mp/dnXeQG #wnba # Game thread: Los Angeles at Seattle (seattletimes.com) http://j.mp/aF3D3C #wnba # Seattle Storm earns 76-75 win over Los Angeles (seattletimes.com) http://j.mp/9ic5vj #wnba # Wright’s…
Read MoreMinnesota Lynx were overwhelmed by high expectations from the start (twincities.com) http://j.mp/942ey8 #wnba # Mystics enter playoffs as top seed in East (AP) http://j.mp/948eMD #wnba # WNBA Western Conference Semifinals: Seattle Taking Nothing for Granted…
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