WNBA Videos

Sabrina Ionescu is used to dishing out dimes. Now, the WNBA guard is going outside her comfort zone to learn how to dish out Victor Villa’s infamous queso-tacos

A‘ja Wilson describes the racism she experienced as a child and how it has inspired her to become a prominent role model for Black girls.

Candace Parker has something to say to everyone.

"There's no better time to tell a story than during the WNBA playoffs." Today, Candace Parker, Nneka and Chiney Ogwumike, Chelsea Gray and Alexis Jones begin

WNBA star A'ja Wilson tells the story of meeting her NBA idol Blake Griffin but missing the opportunity to meet Drake.

Lynx guard Seimone Augustus shares her work with Donors Choose, an organization committed to creating equal education opportunities around the country.

Tamika Catchings on her work with the Catch the Stars Foundation, an organization created to promote fitness, literacy and development for underprivileged youth

All the stuff that I've been through.... it can make or break you.

As an athlete and a mother, Candace Parker knows the importance of taking care of herself. Her routine from dawn 'til dusk.

Growing up, Sue Bird found her supportive community in sports. Now, the WNBA star uses her platform to empower the next generation of...

I can remember certain athletes who really meant so much to me, and I want to be able to impact kids in some way.

“Jennifer, I want you to look around. I want you to see this place sold out, full of fans, and I want you to picture us winning the...

If you want to call it coming out, that was sort of accidental in a way. I just thought everyone knew. I never really hid anything, but...

The WNBA star speaks out about why her grandmother, who lived in Nazi Germany, would be disappointed with rhetoric today

In response to P&G’s Love, Mom series, Cynthia Cooper has a message for her kids Brian and Cyan, reminding them that love over bias always wins.

"If we don’t start showing that we care about all women and not just some women, we’re gonna have a problem on our hands."

Before she led UConn to three national championships and the Phoenix Mercury to three WNBA championships, Diana Taurasi was just a kid...