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Sue Bird says prospect of playing in new arena with Seattle Storm ‘very tempting’ as she contemplates return

by admin | Oct 26, 2021 | Representation, SEW

After being honored as the NHL’s Seattle Kraken opened Climate Pledge Arena on Saturday night, Seattle Storm guard Sue Bird said Monday that the prospect of returning for her 19th WNBA season in the new arena is “very tempting.” Bird, who turned 41...

The WNBA Season May Have Ended, But Its Players’ Activism Hasn’t

by admin | Oct 25, 2021 | Leadership, Representation, SEW

The way professional and even amateur sports organizations view activism has changed. The activism we’re talking about here, for reference, is a broadly defined one — basically anytime anyone in a position to be heard says, “Hey, this isn’t right/fair/safe/OK.” After...

Oct 18 – Oct 24, Highlights and Lowlights

by admin | Oct 24, 2021 | SEW, Weekly Highlights and Lowlights

? This week our highlight goes to the Chicago Sky who won their first ever WNBA Championship. ? This week we give a thumbs down and our lowlight of the week to FIFA who know the abuse allegations now surrounding women’s soccer is just the tip of the...

WNBA offseason storylines: Schedule questions, an all-important Draft Lottery and high-profile free agents

by admin | Oct 21, 2021 | Representation, SEW

Earlier this month, the Chicago Sky won their first title in franchise history, defeating the Phoenix Mercury in four games in the 2021 WNBA Finals. Candace Parker, who signed with the Sky in free agency last winter, delivered her hometown team a championship in her...

Megan Rapinoe: Basketball coach Dawn Staley thanks footballer for work on equal pay

by admin | Oct 21, 2021 | Leadership, Pay Equity, SEW

Staley recently became the highest paid Black coach in women’s basketball, and one of the highest paid coaches in the sport. She signed a seven year contract worth $22.4 million (£16.3 million) with the University of South Carolina Gamecocks, with a base salary of $1...

Sky Bring Door Diana Taurasi Reportedly Broke After Finals Loss as Guest in Parade

by admin | Oct 20, 2021 | Representation, SEW

The Chicago Sky celebrated their first WNBA championship Tuesday in traditional fashion: with a parade, city-hosted rally and the door Diana Taurasi allegedly broke in the Chicago visitor’s locker room on Sunday. The Sky secured their glory after beating the...

Chicago Sky parade: Candace Parker’s mom, other moms talk WNBA championship win

by admin | Oct 20, 2021 | Uncategorized

Hundreds of fans flocked to Millennium Park to celebrate the Chicago Sky’s WNBA championship win Tuesday. Among the most proud was Candace Parker’s mom, Sara. Parker’s basketball dreams started in Naperville and her mother has always been right there...

For Courtney Vandersloot, Allie Quigley, winning title was extra special

by admin | Oct 19, 2021 | Representation, SEW

A month before the Sky won their first WNBA championship in the franchise’s 16th season, Courtney Vandersloot reflected on her time with the organization. Drafted by the Sky in 2011, Vandersloot thought about how special it would be to win a title. She wouldn’t let...

What’s next for the WNBA? “Expansion is on the horizon”

by admin | Oct 19, 2021 | Representation, SEW

Candace Parker made the biggest move last offseason choosing to return home to Chicago. The decision paid off as the WNBA star led the Sky to the franchise’s first championship. Chicago will have choices to make if it wants to become the first repeat champion since...

WNBPA stands against Texas abortion ban in full-page New York Times ad ahead of Game 4

by admin | Oct 18, 2021 | Leadership, Representation, SEW

The WNBA Players Association (WNBPA) is speaking out against Texas’ six-week abortion ban in a full-page New York Times ad published Sunday, the same day as Game 4 of the WNBA Finals. “Reproductive rights are human rights. Family planning is...
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