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Liz Cambage has reversed course, saying she will play in the WNBA this summer. But the Australian's history with the league has many on the edge of their seat to see if Cambage really returns and what sort of season she might have.

Is defending WNBA champion Indiana the favorite in the Eastern Conference? Mechelle Voepel and Michelle Smith debate it out.

Maya Moore won a title in China and saw her alma mater win another crown. Now, is it time for Moore and Minnesota to capture another WNBA championship?

The 10-second backcourt rule will go into effect in NCAA women's basketball for the first time next season if a recommendation from the sport's rules committee is approved.

One-third of the way through the LPGA season, Stacy Lewis, Inbee Park and Suzann Pettersen have been the big stories.

Is Minnesota, which has won the West the past two seasons, again the favorite in the division in 2013?

After being sidelined significantly for the first time in her career, Katie Douglas has fought back from a severe ankle injury to return to the defending WNBA champion Fever.

Jiyai Shin and Paula Creamer head the cast at Kingsmill, where they went a record nine extra holes last year before Shin prevailed in a playoff extended to Monday.

Brittney Griner and Jason Collins recently acknowledged their sexuality in different ways, which begs the question of what role we the media should play in "outing" sports figures.

The two most high-profile hires this offseason brought home Ohio State's Kevin McGuff and Southern California's Cynthia Cooper-Dyke.

The LPGA Tour returns to the Dallas-Fort Worth area for the first time in 22 years with the North Texas LPGA Shootout starting Thursday.

Welcome to SportsNation! On Thursday, women's basketball writer Mechelle Voepel will stop by to chat some hoops.Voepel has covered women's college and pro basketball for ESPN.com since 1996. Read her blog at www.mechellevoepelblog.com.Send your quest...

While many teams fared well in Monday's WNBA draft, no one did better than Bill Laimbeer and the New York Liberty.

Before Brittney Griner, Elena Delle Donne and Skylar Diggins, there was Lisa Leslie, Sheryl Swoopes and Rebecca Lobo, who helped shape the WNBA into what it is today.

As expected, Brittney Griner, Elena Delle Donne and Skylar Diggins were the first three draft picks Monday. Now it's time for the trio to play well and help the WNBA continue to grow.

Two other leagues, the WUSA and Women's Professional Soccer, both came and went. But the NWSL has a smarter business plan, with the backing of the national federations from the United States, Canada and Mexico.