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USC women's basketball adds transfer in move that will stun UCLA

2 days ago | highposthoops.com | Joey Mistretta

USC adds a guardThe USC women's basketball program recently added Londynn Jones -- who last played with UCLA -- in the transfer portal, Alexa Philippou of ESPN reports. "Breaking: UCLA transfer Londynn Jones has committed to USC, she told ESPN," Philipoou wrote on X (formerly Twitter). "The Riverside, Calif. product led the Bruins in 3-point makes last season, averaging 8.5 PPG. She joins a new-look Trojans squad for her final season of collegiate eligibility."The USC-UCLA rivalry is well known.
Free agent who will swing WNBA championship race won't sign until midseason

3 days ago | highposthoops.com | Joey Mistretta

An impactful player... With the WNBA season right around the corner, many of the top free agents have already signed with teams. However, there is one specific free agent who won't sign until later in the season but could drastically impact the WNBA championship race: Emma Meesman. Who is Emma Meesman? WNBA fans may remember Emma Meesman, a two-time All-Star in the league who last played in a WNBA game in 2022. The multi-time EuroLeague MVP is a tremendous player without question.
Lynx give Napheesa Collier more help with latest signing

3 days ago | highposthoops.com | Joey Mistretta

The Lynx make a move. The Minnesota Lynx reached the WNBA Finals before getting defeated by the New York Liberty in 2024. Napheesa Collier is hoping to lead the Lynx to another successful season -- and potentially a championship victory -- in 2025. Collier is set to have another big season, but maintaining a competitive roster around her is crucial to say the least. The Lynx recently announced that they re-signed forward Jessica Shepard, via the team's website.
Storm make official Dominique Malonga contract move after WNBA Draft

4 days ago | highposthoops.com | Joey Mistretta

A big move... The Seattle Storm selected French professional basketball star Dominique Malonga with the second overall pick in the 2025 WNBA Draft. On Friday, the Storm officially signed Malonga to a rookie scale contract, per the WNBA transactions page. The Dallas Wings selected Paige Bueckers first overall, while the Washington Mystics quietly had a stellar draft. However, the Storm may have drafted the player with the highest ceiling in the league.
Why Angel Reese will become true MVP candidate in 2025

5 days ago | highposthoops.com | Joey Mistretta

Angel Reese MVP? Chicago Sky star Angel Reese played well in her rookie season during the 2024 campaign. Caitlin Clark took home Rookie of the Year honors, but Reese was still a candidate for the award. In 2025, will Reese take a step forward? The 22-year-old made a significant impact a season ago, but she does have room to improve. She averaged 13.6 points per game to go along with 13.1 rebounds per outing. Reese is already one of the best rebounders in the league.
Hailey Van Lith makes intriguing Chicago Sky WNBA Draft confession

1 week ago | highposthoops.com | Joey Mistretta

Van Lith's confessionHailey Van Lith is excited to join the Chicago Sky. Of course, most players who are drafted express excitement about joining their new team, regardless of where they end up. Van Lith, who was selected 11th overall by the Sky in the 2025 WNBA Draft, revealed during her introductory press conference that she wanted to be selected by the team, via CHGO Sky. "Deep in my heart, I wanted to come to the Sky," Van Lith said.
Paige Bueckers' hilarious draft interview will make Wings fans love her more

1 week ago | highposthoops.com | Jordanna Clark

Bueckers is officially a Texan. It's official: Dallas is Paige Bueckers' next stop in her basketball journey. Wings fans at the watch party in Arlington erupted when WNBA Commissioner Cathy Engelbert called Bueckers' name as the first pick in the 2025 draft. Everyone knew it was coming, but that didn't make the moment any less special. Making it through the 2024 nine-win season wasn't easy, but it paid off on Monday.
Instant reaction to Dallas Wings selecting Paige Bueckers No. 1 overall in WNBA draft

1 week ago | highposthoops.com | Jordanna Clark

The UConn star is headed to Texas. The past week has been a whirlwind for Paige Bueckers. She led the UConn Huskies to their first NCAA title since 2016 last Sunday in a dominating win over South Carolina. Bueckers' calendar has been full the past week -- from appearing on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon to celebrating with thousands at UConn's parade to signing a three-year deal with Unrivaled.
South Carolina star makes shocking decision about her collegiate future

1 week ago | highposthoops.com | Jordanna Clark

Wow... South Carolina fans have had an eventful week, to say the least. Paige Bueckers and the Huskies blew out the Gamecocks in the national championship game, 82-59. Fans were still reeling from the loss two days later, but that changed when FSU guard Ta'Niya Latson announced she plans to transfer to South Carolina, reuniting with former high school teammate Raven Johnson. Fans were hit with another major announcement on Friday, but it wasn't the news they hoped for.
5 Biggest risers in the 2025 WNBA Draft from March Madness

2 weeks ago | highposthoops.com | Stephanie Kaloi

One of the hardest realities to accept is that the WNBA doesn't have the room for all the athletes who deserve to be drafted — on April 14, thirty-eight young women will hear their names called, and hopefully at least half of them will be able to land a roster spot on a team. The addition of the Golden State Valkyries (as well as the Toronto Tempo and an unnamed team out of Portland, Oregon) is making more space in the league, but for now, it's every woman for herself.