Players, WNBPA call for heightened safety measures
Aya Abdeen
Aya Abdeen has been a contributing writer for The Next since December 2022. She is also a WNBA and NCAA Women's Basketball writer for BallisLife, ASU Women's Basketball reporter for Devils in Detail, and Phoenix Mercury writer/podcast host for The9450. Her work has also appeared on AZPreps365, Arizona PBS/Cronkite News and The State Press. Abdeen graduated in Spring 2025 with a B.A. in Sports Journalism.
Posted inAtlanta Dream, Chicago Sky, Features, Latest News, Minnesota Lynx, WNBA
WNBA injury roundup: Gardner and Robinson underwent surgery
Plus, Diamond Miller is “sidelined indefinitely” with a right ankle sprain
Posted inInternational
WNBA champion, Connecticut great Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis to retire
Standout career also included USA Basketball triumphs
Posted inFeatures, Latest News, WNBA
WNBA adds charter flights for entire playoffs, part of regular season
Charters covered for entire postseason, five regular season games
Posted inFeatures, International, Latest News, Team USA, WNBA
Becky Hammon, Gary Blair headline Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame Class of 2023
Trailblazing 1976 U.S. Olympic women’s basketball team also inducted
Posted inFeatures, Latest News, NCAAW, WNBA
13 additional players, including Diamond Miller, declare for the 2023 WNBA Draft
Further additions to the list expected after Final Four
Posted inACC, Features, NCAAW
How Olivia Miles and Ta’Niya Latson injuries impact teams’ chances
Notre Dame and Florida State announced that key players will miss NCAA Tournament
Posted inFeatures, Latest News, NCAAW
What the selection committee chair said about the 2023 NCAA Tournament
South Carolina, Indiana, Virginia Tech and Stanford earned No. 1 seeds
Posted inFeatures, New York Liberty, Seattle Storm, WNBA
2004 WNBA champion Simone Edwards passes away after battling ovarian cancer
WNBA champion Simone Edwards passes away at age 49
Posted inFeatures, Las Vegas Aces, Latest News, WNBA
Dearica Hamby accuses Las Vegas Aces of bullying, manipulation and discrimination
‘To be treated this way by an organization … leaves me sick to my stomach’
