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The Unrivaled women's basketball league just shattered attendance records when over 21,000 fans packed Philadelphia's arena for a regular-season game. It's the biggest crowd ever for professional women's basketball outside the playoffs.
Philadelphia just witnessed history as women's 3-on-3 basketball league Unrivaled drew 21,490 fans, shattering the attendance record for any regular-season women's professional basketball game. The crowd's energy proved what players have known all along: fans are hungry for more women's basketball.
A 3-on-3 women's basketball league just shattered attendance records when over 21,000 fans packed a Philadelphia arena. The crowd marked the largest turnout ever for a regular-season women's professional basketball game in history.
Atlanta Dream forward Naz Hillmon discovered that photography does more than capture moments—it gives her mind a break from the intensity of professional basketball. Now her Sony camera travels everywhere, helping her stay present in a sport that never stops moving.
Over 20,000 fans packed a Toronto arena Friday night to watch the Dallas Wings play, setting a new WNBA regular season attendance record. The milestone caps off years of explosive growth for women's professional basketball.
Global women's sports revenue has reached $3 billion in 2026, jumping 25% from last year and marking a 340% increase over four years. The explosive growth signals that women's sports have moved from proving their value to building a lasting foundation for the future.
In an era where college athletes constantly transfer schools, LSU basketball star Flau'jae Johnson stayed all four years and built something special. Her loyalty, work ethic, and unique personality (including a beloved bearded dragon) have made her a role model for teammates and fans alike.
At 20, Seattle Storm center Dominique Malonga is mastering professional basketball while earning her computer science degree online. Between dunks and defensive plays, she's building skills for a future beyond the court.
WNBA players just secured a game-changing contract that nearly quadruples their average salaries and ensures they share in the league's growing success. After months of negotiations, the new agreement means players can finally focus on basketball year-round without needing second jobs.
Six new players, including WNBA stars Caitlin Clark and Paige Bueckers, made their Team USA debuts in a dominant 110-46 victory over Senegal. The win marks the beginning of a new era for women's basketball as the sport's brightest young stars join the national team.
A music-loving college student discovered that hickory wood could replace rare, expensive rosewood in marimbas, potentially making the beloved percussion instrument accessible to schools and students everywhere. His research could drop prices from up to $25,000 to a fraction of the cost.
After eight days of negotiations, WNBA players secured a groundbreaking contract that gives them ownership of 20% of league revenue and salaries tied to growth. Top players will earn $1.4 million, while minimum salaries jump to $300,000, meaning stars never need overseas jobs again.
While economists say mega-stadiums rarely boost local economies, women's leagues like the WNBA are taking a different approach. Smaller venues, digital audiences, and community focus could finally deliver the economic benefits cities have been chasing for decades.