“I Feel Free”: Inside Sania Feagin’s Injury Recovery And Long Road Back with the Portland Fire
For Portland Fire forward Sania Feagin, this season was never about box scores — it was about getting her body...
WNBA
A’ja Wilson Ties WNBA History with Record-Tying Player of the Week Honor
South Carolina basketball legend A'ja Wilson has once again etched her name into WNBA record books. The league named her...
Dawn Staley Sends Powerful Message as Indiana Fever Enter WNBA Playoffs Amid Injury Concerns For her Former Players
The Indiana Fever’s final regular-season game against the Minnesota Lynx ended with more than just an 86–66 defeat. The Fever...
Aliyah Boston Injury Update: Fever Star Suffers Lower-Leg Flare-Up Ahead of WNBA Playoffs
Former South Carolina Gamecock Aliyah Boston exited the Indiana Fever’s regular-season finale against the Minnesota Lynx on Thursday night with...
Injury Updates On Ty Harris Who Suffers Left Ankle Injury in Fever’s Regular-Season Finale
Former South Carolina standout Tyasha “Ty” Harris suffered a significant-looking left ankle injury Thursday night during the Indiana Fever’s regular-season...
Gamecocks in the WNBA, Week 18: Wilson Passes 1,000 Points, Cooke Suffers Season-Ending Injury
As the WNBA's longest-ever regular season (44 games) winds down toward Thursday's finale, several former South Carolina stars produced notable...
A’ja Wilson Makes History Again — First Player in WNBA History With Multiple 1,000-Point Seasons
A'ja Wilson continues rewriting the WNBA record book. On Sunday, September 20, the South Carolina alum posted a game-high 30...
Tyasha Harris Named South Carolina’s Latest Hall of Fame Honoree
South Carolina's basketball Hall of Fame spotlight this week shines on Tyasha Harris, one of the most decorated point guards...
WNBA Playoff Push: Gamecocks to Watch as the Regular Season Winds Down
The WNBA returns from its two-week World Cup break with only four games remaining in the regular season. As teams...
Aliyah Boston Wins Fifth-Straight World Cup Gold With Team USA
South Carolina alumna Aliyah Boston helped Team USA capture its fifth consecutive FIBA Women's World Cup gold medal, defeating France...
