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Annika Sorenstam won her share of majors -- 10 -- and found that playing the week before kept her game sharp.

Minnesota's Rebekkah Brunson leads the way as espnW.com names the top five power forwards in the WNBA.

Behind a roster that includes players like 11-year veteran Michelle Snow and rookie Tayler Hill, the Mystics have new life in 2013 under relocated coach Mike Thibault.

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...

Standing 15th in Solheim points at the start of the LPGA Championship, Morgan Pressel jumped to 10th with her tie-for-third finish.

It took 39 holes in one day, but Inbee Park won the LPGA Championship in a playoff for her second consecutive major title.

World No. 1 Inbee Park shoots a 4-under 68 to grab the lead heading into the final round of the LPGA Championship.

After opening with a 4-over 76 in the LPGA Championship, Michelle Wie comes back strong Saturday with a second-round 68.

Morgan Pressel, who last won in 2008, maintains a two-shot lead -- with No. 1 Inbee Park in the hunt -- as the LPGA Championship heads for a 36-hole final day.

Chella Choi, one of many "Seoul Sisters" inspired by Se Ri Pak, takes the lead in the LPGA Championship with a 67.

A 68 puts Morgan Pressel in the mix in the LPGA Championship, and if she continues to play well, could help bolster her Solheim standing.

Sue Wicks is known as a no-nonsense, native New Yorker. But even she struggles to put her career in perspective as she prepares to be inducted into the Women's Basketball Hall of Fame.

The landscape for American women's golf looks bright as a contingent of young golfers show they not only want to play with the best but to win.

The youngest player to win an LPGA event, Lydia Ko, is grouped with a former teen phenom, her idol Michelle Wie.

Karrie Webb has shown remarkable longevity in the sport she loves and, at 38, is still a major contender.

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...