Features

Locked On Women’s Basketball: Predicting the new WNBA CBA

By The Next / October 23, 2024

Rodrigues: ‘One thing that the WNBA said is that players want to have a fair share of the value that they bring to the league’

2024-25 WCC preview

By Matthew Walter / October 23, 2024

The WCC adds depth setting up the most competitive season in years

Cayla Petree talks to her team.

Cayla Petree out at Morehead State; program silent on why

By Mitchell Northam / October 23, 2024

Assistant coach Chris Palmer appears to be the Eagles’ interim head coach

Diamond Johnson drives to the hoop

2024-25 MEAC preview

By Rob Knox / October 23, 2024

Norfolk State and Howard have faced off in the MEAC Tournament title contest in each of the last three years

Graphic with headshot photo of WNBPA president Terri Jackson. Locked On Women's Basketball logo at top right. White text on orange background below reads "What the WNBPA wants". Headshots of guest Terri Jackson and host Howard Megdal at lower right.

Locked On Women’s Basketball: Terri Jackson, WNBPA opt out of CBA, seek ‘transformational’ new pact

By The Next / October 22, 2024

WNBPA executive director talks new CBA negotiations, decision to opt out, and more

2024-25 Summit League preview

By Missy Heidrick / October 22, 2024

Can anyone bounce South Dakota State from the top spot?

Locked On Women’s Basketball: The New York Liberty win it all

By The Next / October 21, 2024

Megdal: ‘They did a lot to make this championship happen’

Kayla Thornton defends.

Kayla Thornton had a birthday to remember as her inspired play energized the Liberty

By Rob Knox / October 21, 2024

Thornton: ‘This is the greatest birthday present ever’

The entire New York Liberty roster, staff and mascot Ellie the Elephant pose with the WNBA championship trophy.

Why winning a WNBA championship meant more than just hardware and pride for the New York Liberty

By Jackie Powell / October 21, 2024

Ionescu: ‘It’s the gratification of knowing that hard times don’t last’

Nneka Ogwumike and Gabby Williams face away from the camera, highlighting their bright white numbers (3 and 5) on the black jerseys with their names stitched on in neon green.

WNBPA votes to opt out of CBA

By Sydney Wingfield / October 21, 2024

Nneka Ogwumike: ‘This is a defining moment’