With free agency underway, here's a snapshot at some notable players that have re-signed or swapped teams. Player Movement Central >> Follow the WNBA: Instagram | Twitter
If you're trying to find one of the best seniors in the nation, don't look at the box score. Just watch Aleighsa Welch play. Read More >> Senior Spotlight: Williams | Mosqueda-Lewis
WNBA legend Tamika Catchings, who has stated that she will retire after the 2016 season, has signed a deal that will keep her in Indiana for the rest of her career. Read More >> Tamika's Trip to India
Mohegan Sun Arena will be the site of Boost Mobile WNBA All-Star 2015 (July 25) and WNBA Draft 2015 presented by State Farm (April 16). Read More >> Press Conference: Laurel Richie | Katie Douglas
Center Kia Vaugh has signed a contract extension with the Washington Mystics. In 2014, she averaged 9.0 points per game and was second on the team in rebounding with 6.3 per game.
>> Official Release >> Washington Mystics Home
The Atlanta Dream has re-signed center Erika de Souza. She was named to her third All-Star team in 2014 while averaging a career-high 13.8 points and adding 8.7 rebounds. >> Official Release >> Player Movement Central
Ever wonder where your favorite WNBA players go in the offseason? The answer for many of them is that they play more hoops overseas. >> See Full List of Players >> EuroLeague Women Home
WNBA stars played a big part in the festivities for All-Star 2015 in New York. Take a look back at some of the best photos from the week. View Gallery >> Recap: Shooting Stars | Celebrity Game
While celebrating the history of New York basketball during NBA All-Star 2015, New York native Sue Bird talks about her experience with the city game. Read More >> Sue Bird Playerfile
Last week, Lauren Hill of Mount St. Joseph University courageously took the floor for her first college game, refusing to let an inoperable brain tumor keep her from achieving her dream – and WNBA stars Elena Delle Donne and Tamika Catchings were on hand to lend their support.
