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McCoughtry's USA Basketball comeback bid ends - Vimarsana News

McCoughtry's USA Basketball comeback bid ends

Angel McCoughtry's USA Basketball comeback has ended. The two-time Olympian isn't part of the group the U.S. is taking to Australia to prepare for the World Cup that begins later this month in Sydney.

Source: apnews.com
Twitter reacts to UConn legend Sue Bird's final game - Vimarsana News

Twitter reacts to UConn legend Sue Bird's final game

There was immediate social media reaction when the Seattle Storm were eliminated from the WNBA playoffs, ending the UConn women's basketball legend’s career.

Seattle Storm forward Gabby Williams (concussion) to miss Game 1 of WNBA semifinals - Vimarsana News

Seattle Storm forward Gabby Williams (concussion) to miss Game 1 of WNBA semifinals

The Seattle Storm will be without starting forward Gabby Williams for Game 1 of their WNBA semifinal series against Las Vegas on Sunday.

Source: espn.com
L.A. Sparks Endured Struggles On And Off The Court During 2022 Season - Los Angeles Sentinel - Vimarsana News

L.A. Sparks Endured Struggles On And Off The Court During 2022 Season - Los Angeles Sentinel

The Los Angeles Sparks finished the 2022 season with a 13-23 record, causing them to miss the playoffs for two consecutive years. Many challenges arose for the squad during the season, including chemistry issues, problems in travel, and numerous injuries.

What's next for the Sparks' unrestricted free agents? - Vimarsana News

What's next for the Sparks' unrestricted free agents?

What's next for the Sparks' free agents? Katie Lou Samuelson and Chennedy Carter are the only players on protected contracts for next year.

Source: aol.com