Golden State wins Game 4 to level WNBA Finals
Golden State beat Atlanta 67–62 on Saturday to tie the WNBA Finals at two wins each. Gabby Williams led the Valkyries with 17 points.
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Atlanta wins Game 3 to take WNBA Finals lead
Atlanta defeated Golden State 97–71 on Wednesday to move ahead 2–1 in the WNBA Finals. Angel Reese finished with 21 points and 12 rebounds.
Read the brief →Sydney Morrow signs two-year deal with Seattle
Seattle has signed defender Sydney Morrow through the 2027–28 season. The Torrent selected her 14th overall in the 2026 PWHL Draft.
Read the brief →Reese leads Atlanta to series-tying Finals win
Angel Reese scored 30 points and collected 16 rebounds as Atlanta beat Golden State 79–65 on Monday, tying the WNBA Finals at one game apiece.
Read the brief →Sara Hjalmarsson stays with Toronto through 2027–28
Toronto has re-signed forward Sara Hjalmarsson to a two-year contract, keeping the Swedish international with the Sceptres through the 2027–28 season.
Read the brief →Kirsten Simms signs three-year Toronto deal
Toronto has signed eighth-overall draft pick Kirsten Simms through the 2028–29 season. The forward is the first player from the Sceptres’ 2026 draft class to agree to a contract.
Read the brief →Sirens extend Křížová and Nylén Persson
New York has added one year to the contracts of forward Denisa Křížová and defender Maja Nylén Persson. Křížová is now signed through 2027–28, while Nylén Persson’s deal runs through 2028–29.
Read the brief →A new season takes shape. Training camps open November 18.
All 12 teams will take part in preseason scrimmages from November 22–30 as the league prepares for its expanded 2026–27 season.
Read the brief →PWHL lands a season-long U.S. television deal
The Scripps partnership brings three national broadcast windows each week, including a Saturday game on ION.
Read the brief →Madison Samoskevich stays with the Goldeneyes
Vancouver has re-signed Samoskevich for the 2026–27 season on a one-year agreement.
Read the brief →Banda and Chawinga lead NWSL’s Ballon d’Or nominations
Barbra Banda and Temwa Chawinga are among the NWSL players in the running for the Ballon d’Or Féminin.
Read the brief →WNBA talent takes the world stage
Seventy current and former WNBA players feature on national-team rosters for the 2026 FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup.
Read the brief →August’s standout: Ashley Sanchez
The North Carolina Courage forward earned the NWSL’s Player of the Month recognition for August.
Read the brief →Paetyn Levis extends her stay with the Sirens
The forward’s new contract keeps her in New York through the 2027–28 season.
Read the brief →Katie DeSa takes the next step with Vancouver
The 2026 draft pick and goaltender signed a one-year deal for the 2026–27 season.
Read the brief →Claire Thompson’s next move is coming into focus
Hockey or medical school? With the new PWHL season approaching, Thompson’s biggest decision remains the one she has not announced.
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