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Four quarterfinal matchups tip off Thursday, September 10, in Berlin — Team USA vs. Hungary, China vs. France, Belgium vs. Germany, and Australia vs. Spain — with each winner moving closer to a direct berth to the LA28 Olympics.

France named its 12-player roster for the FIBA Women's Basketball World Cup on August 29, 2026, with Gabby Williams and captain Valériane Ayayi leading a squad chasing its first medal since 1953 in Berlin from September 4-13.

Depth, records and clinched playoff berths mark a season in which French players — led by Carla Leite and Dominique Malonga — have become a fixture of the WNBA's award races and postseason picture with barely a month of games remaining.

WNBA - Seattle Storm co-owner Celeste Keaton has been fined and suspended for five home games by the WNBA following a heated exchange with fans who brought signs supporting Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham into Climate Pledge Arena. The league confirmed the sanctions Thursday, one day after the Storm issued a public apology.

Fever crush Seattle Storm 105-95 — Indiana's fourth consecutive 100-point performance sets an all-time WNBA record, powered by Caitlin Clark's 32-point masterclass and Kelsey Mitchell's explosive fourth quarter, despite losing Aliyah Boston to a lower-leg injury

WNBA All-Star Game 2026 — Dominique Malonga became the youngest player ever to dunk in All-Star Game history, while Jonquel Jones won MVP and a record crowd of 19,783 witnessed what may be the clearest sign yet that the WNBA has entered a new global era.

The NBA Board of Governors approves the exploration of expansion applications exclusively for Las Vegas and Seattle. The bidding process could generate offers between 7 and 10 billion dollars per franchise, with a launch planned for the 2028-2029 season.