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Honored with the "Trailblazers of the Game" award from the Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame, Cheyney State’s improbable run to the inaugural NCAA women’s national title game in 1982 is a story that has been forgotten, but needs to be widely celebrated.
Former WNBA players are making moves, with Sue Bird becoming part of the Storm ownership group and the recently-retired Epiphanny Prince joining the Liberty front office. Teams also polish off preparations for the 2024 season.
For the first time ever, the men’s and women’s NCAA Tournaments attracted more viewers for the women’s championship game than for the men’s title contest -- creating an unforgettable 2024 milestone in the history of American women’s sports in the process.
South Carolina won the title over Iowa in the NCAA women’s final of March Madness, writes Amy Bass, but when it comes to women’s sports writ large, this tournament had no losers.
In late December, the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame announced the nominees for the Class of 2024. We catch up on the players, coaches and teams that are candidates for enshrinement, along with other news.