AT Shakes Both WNBA & Unrivaled - LITE

Hey, Hoophead!

Gone are the days when women’s basketball was dominated by just two leagues: WNBA in the summer and EuroLeague in the winter. Today, the arrival of new leagues has shaken the landscape and here comes another update. Meanwhile, the one who sparked this wave of change is now creating the same impact beyond the court. And as we talk new beginnings, Staley’s recent words hint at an unexpected ending. So, between college drama and pro moves, there’s plenty to catch up on.

Now that we know there are multiple leagues in the mix, all shaping up over the next few years.

Tuesday’s Poll Result: Opinions differed on whether the CBA talks really matter for stars like Clark and Bueckers. It was close, but the love for the game shone through as “doesn’t matter, it’s about league’s collective good” still won out (almost 40%).

The Tops hit the court today. Will they take the W? We’ll see. But you can bet it’ll be another day of Miles and Hidalgo highlights. Check out the full schedule here.

History was made in a huge way on Tuesday!

Grace women’s basketball absolutely routed Ohio Christian, 172-91! According to multiple sources, this is now the women’s collegiate record for most points scored in a single game, topping every NAIA and NCAA (D1, D2, and D3) school in history.

Previously, Grambling State held it with 159 points against the College of Biblical Studies in 2024, and Grace outdid them by 13 points. The dominance didn’t stop there: five Grace players scored 20+ points, eight players scored at least 10, and the team never trailed for a single second.