When Clark was on the brink of establishing a new scoring standard for women’s basketball, Swoopes, a Hall of Fame player, ...

Terrika Foster-Brasby has been covering women’s sports for over a decade. Best known as the co-host and co-creator of ESPN's WNBA show Around the Rim, Foster-Brasby has worked to provide coverage, ...

Sheryl Swoopes chose to avoid controversy at the end of the 2024 WNBA season as the legendary basketball player agreed with ...

Swoopes is a three-time Olympic gold medalist ... multisport athlete recognized as the greatest African American basketball player of his time, playing from the early 1900s to mid-1920s.

WNBA icon Sheryl Swoopes made major waves once again earlier this week for a baseless comment on how she believes players on ...

It was a seminal moment for female athletes around the world but especially for basketball players. Swoopes would go on to debut the namesake footwear during the summer Olympics later on that year.

and indirectly made Swoopes seem foolish for speaking about something she has no firsthand knowledge of. “I would think that if you are a smart basketball player, and you watch the way she plays ...

Sheryl Swoopes, the legendary former professional basketball player, and four-time WNBA champion shares over a call from Houston that she is invigorated and excited about the eyes on this current ...

Fans have enjoyed poking fun at Swoopes’ pettiness, and now it appear someone at the Pro Basketball Hall of Fame ... her claims that several Fever players don’t want to play with Clark and ...

Swoopes herself is considered one of the all-time greats in women's basketball. She was the first player ever signed to the WNBA, is a three-time league MVP, a four-time champion and was named one ...

Texas Tech alumna Sheryl Swoopes gestures at the end of ... who to root for because both teams boast beloved players that the women's basketball community wanted to see win a championship.

Just as basketball as a whole has evolved over ... All-time great Sheryl Swoopes, one of five players to boast multiple triple-doubles in the league, was one of the WNBA's early "positionless ...