WNBA season less than a month away and training camps set to begin in late April, the buzz around rookies is already building ...

It’s a dream come true for Zaay Green, a University of Arkansas Pine Bluff graduate, who was drafted into the WNBA.

The Next’s Mystics beat reporter and managing editor Jenn Hatfield joins host Natalie Heavren to discuss the team's five ...

Mystics general manager Jamila Wideman sees 2025 as a rebuilding year for the team, and doesn't see them as contenders.

WNBA season is less than a month away, with training camps set to tip off in the final week of April. Excitement is already ...

After what has felt like forever for fans of the Women's National Basketball Association (WNBA), especially those whose team ...

The new-look Mystics haven't proven anything yet, but Sonia Citron, Kiki Iriafen, and Georgia Amoore are all promising.

Notre Dame star Sonia Citron was drafted No. 3 overall by the Washington Mystics with Cowboys LB and boyfriend Marist Liufau there to celebrate.

The Mystics picked up a lot of talent in the 2025 draft, and fans can welcome the new members of the team to the district ...

WNBA Draft could be seen as a passing of the torch—but really, there’s room for every player to shine. There wasn't a single ...

Kiki Iriafen was picked fourth overall in the 2025 WNBA Draft. She is set to become one of the replacements for the recently ...

Lucy Olsen was selected by the Washington Mystics in this year's WNBA draft with the No. 23 pick overall in the second round.