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Caitlin Clark #12 of the United States plays during the game at the 2026 FIBA World Cup Qualifying Tournament between the United States and Spain in…


Caitlin Clark #12 of the United States plays during the game at the 2026 FIBA World Cup Qualifying Tournament between the United States and Spain in…


Members of Team USA celebrate a win during the World Cup Qualifying Tournament. | NurPhoto via Getty Images The 2026 FIBA Women’s World Cup tips off…


Members of the Minnesota Lynx and Atlanta Dream who are participating in the FIBA World Cup. | Getty Images The 2026 WNBA season is officially on…
The Seattle Storm may be without multiple key players in Sunday evening's game against the Los Angeles Sparks.
Awa Fam is making her World Cup debut amid a tough season for the Storm. The rookie is part of an exciting future for her franchise and the WNBA.


The Tempo are extremely short-handed at the moment, so Laura Juškaitė is going to have a larger role offensively. | NBAE via Getty Images Are your…


Sydney Taylor. | Newsday via Getty Images Olivia Miles. Flau’jae Johnson. Azzi Fudd. Kiki Rice. Awa Fam. Those WNBA rookies, all selected in the…


When the Storm face the Valkyries in an WNBA exhibition opener Saturday, rookie Awa Fam will play in a game halfway across the world.


Cathy Engelbert and Awa Fam Thiam. (Photo by Angelina Katsanis) | Getty Images The Seattle Storm may have seen their two best options go first and…


The Storm lost their top five scorers from last season. After completing one of the WNBA's best drafts, here's why Seattle was right to rebuild.


The Storm used the first of their two first-round picks – No. 3 overall – in the WNBA draft to select Awa Fam, the 19-year-old center from Spain.


The 6-foot-4 Spanish phenom could give Seattle a potential franchise centerpiece
Will Lauren Betts, Awa Fam, Azzi Fudd or Olivia Miles go No. 1, and which transfers boosted their draft stock?