Stephen Curry continues to show why his impact extends far beyond the NBA hardwood. The 4x NBA champion shared a special moment with Minnesota Lynx stars Olivia Miles and Kayla McBride on their first meeting.

Can the Twins continue the success next season?

The All-WNBA first and second team selections were revealed by the league on Saturday, and two former Notre Dame stars made the cut.

We catch up with Mark Campbell, TCU women's basketball coach to talk about Olivia Miles success in the WNBA.

Indiana Fever rookie Raven Johnson celebrated her successful debut season.

While the Minnesota Lynx ended their season with a disappointing playoff run, point guard Olivia Miles emerged as one of the league’s new stars. The former Notre Dame/TCU standout won this year’s WNBA Rookie of the Year award, averaging 19.

The Liberty dispatched the No. 1 seed Lynx in dominating fashion in Game 1. But can they do it again?

As the WNBA welcomed the 2024 Draft class, it touted them as the best one in recent history. After all, they were one of the first batches with multiple superstars who brought in a wave of new fans and media attention the league desperately needed.

Olivia Miles (Minnesota Lynx), Azzi Fudd (Dallas Wings), Flau’jae Johnson (Seattle Storm), Sydney Taylor (Chicago Sky), Pauline Astier (New York Liberty), and Kiki Rice (Toronto Tempo) rounded out the WNBA’s All-Rookie team.