WNBA
HBCU
Playing for HBCU programs helped lay the foundation for these WNBA draft prospects
Several athletes with historically Black college roots could hear names called
Culture
Reebok continues basketball comeback with DiJonai Carrington signing
Dallas Wings guard is the footwear company’s latest basketball endorser
Culture
USC forward Kiki Iriafen signs sneaker deal with Skechers
The future WNBA draft pick will play in Skechers Basketball footwear after entering the pros
Sports
On the court, Allisha Gray is all business. On TikTok, her personality takes over.
‘I think it’s cool that people get to see a side of me that they don’t normally see,’ guard says
Sports
Veteran guard Chelsea Gray is still learning: ‘Now I play a little … freer than I did before’
‘Point Gawd’ ranks third in scoring in the Unrivaled league as playoffs begin
Sports
Unrivaled’s Kahleah Copper, Brittney Sykes and Nola Henry discuss career highs, lows
‘You know what you did to get to the league and … not everybody’s going to know what they have,’ Sykes says
HBCU
Former Jackson State standout is the first Athletes Unlimited player from an HBCU
Angel Jackson says competing in the professional women’s league allows her to show the caliber of talent at historically Black colleges and universities
Sports
WNBA, Black Women’s Health Imperative push education on reproductive health care
New ‘Level the Court’ initiative will raise awareness and offer informational resources at several college campuses during the spring
Culture
‘I wanted my shoe to be perfect’: The story behind A’ja Wilson’s debut Nike A’One
The Las Vegas Aces star’s new signature basketball sneakers will be released in May ahead of the WNBA season