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Two players jump for the ball

How Aaliyah Nye is making her mark in Las Vegas

By Kelly Johnson / June 11, 2025

Hammon: ‘I’ve been liking the way she’s been able to put the ball on the court’

Athletes pose on a basketball court

Locked On Women’s Basketball: Women’s sports crossover moment

By The Next / June 11, 2025

Ionescu: ‘She knows she obviously has all of New York behind her’

Paige Bueckers (5) dribbles while being defended by Bridget Carleton (6)

Paige Bueckers returns with fresh perspective as Wings look to reset in Phoenix

By Grant Afseth / June 11, 2025

Bueckers returns from a four-game absence, aiming to end Dallas’ lengthy losing streak

Nyara Sabally has the ball in her hands looking for someone to pass to.

Nyara Sabally returns to the Liberty, won’t go over to EuroBasket

By Jackie Powell / June 11, 2025

Fiebich: ‘She’s really a force for us’

At left, a photo of Sparks guard Kelsey Plum (10) talking with a referee during a game. At right, a photo of Richmond head coach Aaron Roussell calling out from the sidelines during a game. Locked On Women's Basketball logo at top right. Headshots of host Howard Megdal and guest Cameron Ruby at lower right. White, all-caps text on orange background at lower left reads "Plum Assignments".

Locked On Women’s Basketball: Kelsey Plum objects; Richmond’s Aaron Roussell talks building a program

By The Next / June 10, 2025

Roussell: ‘I think our staff has so much pride in what we’re doing’

Dallas Wings guard Arike Ogubowale walks with her hands on her hips

How lineup inconsistencies have contributed to early struggles for the Dallas Wings

By Arie Graham / June 10, 2025

The Dallas Wings are off to one of the worst starts in franchise history just 10 games into the season

Golden State Valkyries guard Veronica Burton runs back after making a 3-pointer. She is shown from the front and a packed crowd cheers behind her.

How Veronica Burton’s journey has led to her breakout season for the Golden State Valkyries

By Matthew Walter / June 8, 2025

Burton’s life has taken her from Massachusetts to San Francisco, but it’s been every stop in between that has allowed her to thrive with the Golden State Valkyries

Courtney Vandersloot, wearing a black Chicago Sky uniform, holds the ball with two hands near her right shoulder. She is looking over the shoulder of Indiana Fever guard Aari McDonald, who is in white.

Why first-ever WNBA game at the United Center was bittersweet for Chicago Sky

By Hope Perry / June 8, 2025

The Sky lost Courtney Vandersloot to a knee injury, then lost to the Indiana Fever

Two photos are shown side-by-side. At left, Washington Mystics guard Jade Melbourne rises for a right-handed layup under heavy pressure from New York Liberty forward Leonie Fiebich. At right, Mystics forward Kiki Iriafen prepares to release a right-handed reverse layup and looks behind her at the rim.

How a ‘Breakfast Club’ is giving Kiki Iriafen, Jade Melbourne the ingredients for success this season

By Jenn Hatfield / June 8, 2025

The Washington Mystics duo is benefiting from 8 a.m. workouts with assistant coach Barbara Turner

A photo of Indiana Fever stars Aliyah Boston and Caitlin Clark standing next to each other and smiling widely. Boston points in front of her with her right hand. The text "Best young cores" is overlaid at the bottom in all caps, and the orange Locked On Women's Basketball logo is in the top right corner.

Locked On Women’s Basketball: Ranking the WNBA’s best young cores, 2025 edition

By The Next / June 7, 2025

Indiana takes the top spot, but who’s next?