Carla Leite of Golden State got her first WNBA start while Seattle’s Dominique Malonga, the former No. 2 overall pick, ...

Nyara Sabally and Kiah Stokes could be on the rise in fantasy leagues with increased opportunity ahead in the wake of ...

As the 2025 WNBA Draft draws closer ... Her decision has made way for several players to rise, with French sensation Dominique Malonga now projected to be selected second overall—up from ...

the womens' French team is also on the rise. Wembanyama might soon lobby for San Antonio to get a WNBA team again, and if the Spurs wind up in a new arena, the Silver Stars could return,, sharing ...

When the Seattle Storm traded Jewell Loyd away for the No. 2 Overall pick in the 2025 WNBA Draft ... in Europe since 2021. French basketball leagues are starting to rise in level of talent ...

We are just days away from the top collegiate players in the ... We are keeping the French connection alive. While we have yet to see Lecan or Leite make their WNBA debuts, both have signed ...

These just-drafted players are stars on the rise — here's what to know about them as the season starts up After a huge 2024 season, the star power in the WNBA is only growing. Because of ...

Caitlin Clark has dominated WNBA headlines since ... the focal points for this young team. 2. Amy Okonkwo, Connecticut Sun Okonkwo had been playing in the French professional league but is ...

Last May, the WNBA announced a two-year, $50 million commitment to provide full-time charter service throughout the regular season. The initiative prioritized player safety with the rise in ...

Heading into the 2025 WNBA Draft, many have questioned the status of Dominique Malonga, who was a part of the French national team during the ... from Tarik's meteoric rise to become one of ...

Hailey Van Lith is the most experienced basketball player in this year's WNBA ... year old French wing Juse Jocyte, who at 19 has loads of potential. Van Lith, at 5-foot-9, may not rise any ...

Though only 19, she is already a productive player in Europe, and for all the concerns about the availability of internationals — especially French players — during the WNBA season ...