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Bare face + lipgloss😚

No shortcuts. No ceiling. From MIP, to the backbone of Ballhalla — @Veronicaab22 is back where she belongs ⚔️ Read more: valkyries.wnba.com/news/valkyries…

Talk about a resume 😮‍💨 @KuierAwak has returned!

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Curt Miller on Awak Kuier signing: “Recruiting Awak back to Dallas and the WNBA was a huge priority for our staff during this offseason. Awak’s game has continued to grow since last playing in the WNBA. She impacts the game at both ends of the court.…

THE RETURN OF AWAK ⚡️ Awak Kuier will return to the Dallas Wings for the 2026 season.

"I would pair Azzi up with Paige ... it's proven over 4 years." Melo loves the idea of the Wings picking another UConn legend with the No. 1 pick in the WNBA Draft 👀

Princess sightings!!!

Satou to nyara after signing with the liberty

🦆🦆 @OregonWBB x #GoDucks

Welcome to the 860, @brittneygriner ☀️ The Connecticut Sun has signed 10x WNBA All-Star, 3x Olympic gold medalist, and WNBA Champion Brittney Griner to a one-year contract.

Gabby Williams to sign with one of three teams, per @Andraya_Carter: Las Vegas Aces Golden State Valkyries Minnesota Lynx

Curt Miller on Jessica Shepard signing: “The Wings are ecstatic about the signing of Jessica Shepard to a multi-year deal. She was a priority for us in free agency because of her versatility offensively. She is a fantastic passer and facilitator…

Shakira Austin has signed a multi-year offer sheet with the Tempo. Mystics have two days to decide whether to match the contract. (via Sabreena Merchant on Bluesky)

Satou Sabally to sign a multi-year contract with the Liberty.

Skylar Diggins is officially a Chicago Sky.

No. 1 priority secured. we have re-signed Kelsey Mitchell 🔥 📝: buff.ly/PJmRyGl

Taylor Rooks 📸

momma feaster & and big rah 😍😍

League veteran. Long-range assassin. Ready to make a splash in the north. We've officially signed Marina Mabrey. ✍️

UConn star Sarah Strong wins the Wooden Award, completing her national player of the year award sweep! She’s just the fourth underclassman to win the Wooden since it was established for women in 2004, joining Maya Moore (2009), Paige Bueckers (2021) and JuJu Watkins (2025).