Olympics

Locked On Women’s Basketball: Michigan freshman Syla Swords speaks about her Olympic experience

By The IX Basketball / March 5, 2025

Swords: ‘I was practicing with WNBA players every day for three or four months straight. So you’re going to get better, whether you try to or not’

Unrivaled, Up Next: How Aaliyah Edwards pulled off the upset of the season

By Chelsea Leite / February 12, 2025

Kahleah Copper: ‘Who doesn’t like money?’

FIBA Hall of Fame class of 2025 announced

By Sydney Wingfield / January 16, 2025

Women’s basketball greats included in the nine-person class

Canada’s Bridget Carleton ‘getting the spotlight she deserves’ after breakout WNBA season

By Chelsea Leite / October 24, 2024

Minnesota Lynx forward proves hard work, patience and that patented Canadian kindness goes a long way

Locked On Women’s Basketball: Playoffs on high Fever alert

By The IX Basketball / August 12, 2024

Despite inconsistencies, Fever eyeing first WNBA playoff appearance since 2016

As Canada 5×5 exits Paris Olympics, Natalie Achonwa bids farewell to international play

By Hayley McGoldrick / August 5, 2024

Achonwa: ‘Have you seen those that are coming up next? I’d be afraid’

How Team USA ended its group stage with a win over Germany

By Scott Mammoser / August 4, 2024

Jackie Young scores 19 off the bench

How Nigeria made more history and broke into the Olympic quarterfinals

By Scott Mammoser / August 4, 2024

Kalu: ‘When you sleep on Africa, you wake them up.’

Washington Mystics’ practices during Olympic break blend work and play

By Jenn Hatfield / August 3, 2024

The Mystics’ Olympians are in Paris, but the rest are playing Olympic games of their own

How the U.S. 3×3 Olympic team went from winless to semifinalists

By Scott Mammoser / August 3, 2024

Cierra Burdick: ‘I knew we would get some momentum’