Ann Wauters will help UMMC Ekaterinburg defend their EuroLeague Women crown next season after the Russian powerhouse decided to bring her back to the club for a second stint. One of the all-time leaders in the competition, the Belgian center previously played with UMMC . . . Read More
Ann Wauters will help UMMC Ekaterinburg defend their EuroLeague Women crown next season after the Russian powerhouse decided to bring her back to the club for a second stint. One of the all-time leaders in the competition, the Belgian center previously played with UMMC . . . Read More
Well if you thought those teams with just one All-Star missing were in trouble, welcome to Seattle. Star post and three-time league MVP Lauren Jackson is taking the season off to rest and finally try to fix all the pieces of her body that needed putting back together. . . Read More
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It’s a familiar story here if you read yesterday’s preview for Connecticut. A successful team from last season returns nearly everybody – except for the star power forward. While playing in China, Sophia Young tore the ACL in her right knee, and is out for the season. The combination. . . Read More
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