China assembled a 28-player training camp in mid-April, featuring several new faces. The squad played six warm-up games from late June to early July against top Asian opponents, including Australia ...

Citing the team's only warm-up loss to Australia on Sunday, Gong reiterated that only by competing tougher, smarter and with ...

Childhood friends of Bryan Kohberger, who pleaded guilty Wednesday to stabbing four University of Idaho students to death in November 2022, have tracked his murder case from ...

Li's presence as a rim-protector and rebounding specialist seem a perfect match with the Wings' defensive identity, while her ...

Explaining the status quo Until 2023, the expectation for players within the French Federation’s women’s basketball team was that prior to competitions like EuroBasket and the Olympics players would ...

The Dallas Wings have won three of four behind improved defense and Li Yueru’s interior presence, building identity amid their best stretch.

Rookie free agent Mackenzie Holmes rejoined the Storm and fills a roster spot created when the team traded backup center Li Yueru.

The Wings have acquired Li Yueru from the Storm after the center requested a trade in a quest for more playing time.

Yueru, a 6-foot-7 center, began her professional career in China in 2015, playing for the Guangdong Dolphins of the Women’s Chinese Basketball League.