Caitlin Clark rookie card sells for more money than her WNBA rookie salary — and breaks her own record
Clark's rookie card, a Blue Viper RC, garnered a final sale price of $84,000. The transaction represents the second-largest trading card sale in women's sports history, only eclipsed by Serena Williams, whose most expensive card sold for $266,400.
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Layshia Clarendon, The WNBA’s First Openly Transgender And Nonbinary Player, Is Retiring — Here’s WhyLayshia Clarendon, the first openly transgender and nonbinary player in the WNBA, has retired. The 33-year-old Los Angeles ...
Los Angeles Sparks guard Layshia Clarendon, who was the WNBA’s first openly transgender and nonbinary player as well as an ...
In 2024, the WNBA hit an all-time high in U.S. search interest. Get up to speed on top stats, league history and more now.
Clarendon, a leader in the WNBA’s social justice initiatives, the league’s first openly transgender and nonbinary player and ...
It seems like the WNBA season just started, but we’re already at the playoffs. On Sunday, the league’s top teams will face ...
The WNBA, led by its rookie star players, Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese, has experienced a record-breaking year in most categories including in attendance, viewership and merchandise sales. Three new ...
The WNBA is growing from 12 teams to 15 with the additions of Golden State (in 2025) as well as Toronto and Portland in 2026.
The post Former HBCU WBB standout added to WNBA roster for playoff run appeared first on HBCU Gameday. This story was originally published September 20, 2024, 8:10 AM.
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