Preferring to focus on what’s next, Jewell Loyd isn’t the type of person to reflect on her accomplishments. So when she was asked if she’s looked back on everything she’s…
Continue ReadingMercedes Russell covered a lot of miles and a wide range of emotions during her women’s basketball odyssey of the past year.Last March, the 6-foot-6 center wiped away tears as she…
Continue ReadingTwitter wasn’t invented the last time Sue Bird won a WNBA title in 2010, so she was in awe of the support the Storm received during its run towards a…
Continue ReadingLooking back, the questions directed at Breanna Stewart were off the mark.During her three years in the WNBA she had to answer for the Storm’s two early playoff exits and…
Continue ReadingWhen it comes to events, there is not a category of entertainment that has a more dedicated fan base than sports. Atlanta offers a particularly robust variety of teams. With…
Continue ReadingThey say when one door closes, another opens, but Dan Hughes knows that is not true.Sometimes, it blows off the hinges.If anyone appreciates the whims of a sporting life, it…
Continue ReadingAces stars A’ja Wilson and Kelsey Plum are among 13 finalists for 12 spots on USA Basketball’s World Cup Team.Wilson and Plum have been practicing with USA Basketball since the…
Continue ReadingIn 2009, Lisa Borders ran for mayor of Atlanta, and lost. Today, she’s presiding over a different kind of constituency, as president of the Women’s National Basketball Association (WNBA).Borders is…
Continue ReadingDuring Game 3 of the WNBA Finals last week, former Waite standout Natasha Howard knew she was having an out-of-body experience.In the decisive game Sept. 12, Howard finished off a…
Continue ReadingThere’s a bit of a Storm coming to Kennesaw.Lanay Montgomery, who played as a center with the WNBA’s Seattle Storm last year, will join Kennesaw State’s women’s basketball team as…
Continue ReadingNicki Collen just wrapped up her first season with the Atlanta Dream, and the team is already prepared to extend her contract through the 2020 WNBA season.The Dream announced Tuesday…
Continue ReadingThe Storm won the WNBA Championship in 2018, a little earlier than many anticipated. Here’s how they put all the pieces together for a winning season.Before the 2018 WNBA season…
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