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WNBAThe Women's National Basketball Association (WNBA) is a professional basketball league in the United States that was established in 1996. The league is composed of twelve teams; Atlanta Dream, Chicago Sky, Connecticut Sun, Dallas Wings, Indiana Fever, Las Vegas Aces, Los Angeles Sparks, Minnesota Lynx, New York Liberty, Phoenix Mercury, Seattle Storm, and Washington Mystics. All teams are owned by the National Basketball Association (NBA).
The WNBA season is 34 games over 17 weeks, running from late-May to mid-August. The Playoffs start with the four best teams from each conference competing in a single-elimination tournament. The two conference champions advance to the Finals and play a best-of-five series to determine the league champion.
The WNBA has produced some of the biggest stars in the sport, many of whom have become household names. Players like Maya Moore, Candace Parker and Diana Taurasi have all captivated audiences with their skill and athleticism. This talent is demonstrated every year by the All-Star Game, which showcases the best players in the league. A number of awards are given out over the course of the season, including Most Valuable Player, Rookie of the Year, Coach of the Year and the Kim Perrot Sportsmanship Award.
Since its inaugural season, the WNBA has become one of the most competitive and successful women's sports leagues in the world. Over the years, it has vastly increased the number of players, teams, fans and even media attention that it has received. The league has surpassed many milestones such as the one million mark for attendance, an increase in television ratings, and the introduction of new rules that have enhanced the game and driven the WNBA to even greater heights.
Today, the WNBA is the premier destination for female professional basketball players, and has taken a major step forward in promoting gender equality in the sport. The league continues to challenge the cultural barriers and advocate for women around the world. WNBA stands with a proud history of rising to the occasion and continues to provide an inspiring example of what fandom can accomplish.
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Washington Mystics at Connecticut SunWNBAThe Sun finish a pair of season-opening home games by welcoming the Mystics to Mohegan Sun Arena. Connecticut took the shine off Caitlin Clark's WNBA debut by taking down Indiana 92-71 on May 14. Alyssa Thomas posted a triple-double for the Sun.
Seattle Storm at Minnesota LynxWNBAThe Lynx host the Storm. Napheesa Collier posted a 20-point double-double and Alanna Smith netted 22 points in her Minnesota debut in an 83-70 win at Seattle to kick off the campaign May 14. Nneka Ogwumike scored 20 in her first outing for the Storm.
Indiana Fever at New York LibertyWNBACaitlin Clark hits the Big Apple for the first time as a WNBA player as her Fever visit the Liberty to end a home-and-home set. Clark averaged 35 points in two 2024 NCAA Tournament games in Albany, her lone college games in the Empire State.
Los Angeles Sparks at Las Vegas AcesWNBAA'ja Wilson and the two-time defending champion Aces host the Sparks for a matinee at Mandalay Bay. Wilson, a two-time MVP who recently signed a shoe deal with Nike, collected 30 points and 13 rebounds in a season-opening 89-80 victory over Phoenix.
Chicago Sky at Dallas WingsWNBAThe Wings and Sky meet again. Arike Ogunbowale netted 25 points in the May 15 opener versus Chicago, including 14 in the fourth quarter as Dallas pulled away for an 87-79 victory. Angel Reese (CHI) had 12 points and eight rebounds in her pro debut.
Atlanta Dream at Phoenix MercuryWNBAThe Mercury look to regroup as they play their home opener versus the Dream. Phoenix failed to spoil Las Vegas' banner raising on May 14, falling 89-80 to the Aces. Diana Taurasi, who turns 42 in June, led Phoenix with seven 3-pointers and 23 points.