There is little idle time for the world’s elite women’s basketball players. One day they are in the WNBA, the next flying to Seattle to slip on the USA jersey for 72 hours. iN the winter, they are off to the world capitals of Europe and Asia, hanging out in Prague or embarking on a [...]

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There's been a buzz since Saturday regarding former Storm F Svetlana Abrosimova being cut from consideration for the Russian national team. A two-time Olympian, she captained the team that qualified the country for the London Games at EuroBasket competition last year.

The biggest full moon of the year will rise Saturday as Earth's only satellite swings into its perigee, or closest approach to Earth. This so-called "supermoon" will appear extra big and extra bright.

The Storm opens its 13th training camp Sunday enshrouded in more mystery than predicting the day's weather. There are two gaping holes in the starting lineup and a group of players with their own question marks eager to fill them.

First, that was a longer layoff from the blog than expected. We changed internal systems at the newspaper and I got a new cellphone, so it took a minute to figure out how to operate and best use the new toys.

WNBA Season Begins; Olympics On Horizon There is little idle time for the world's elite women's basketball players. One day they are in the WNBA, the next flying to Seattle to slip on the USA jersey for 72 hours.

The May 14 article written by Caty Petersen claiming that her grandmother may have been the Grand Duchess Anastasia Nikolaevna Romanov, the youngest daughter of Czar Nicholas II, the last sovereign of Imperial Russia, was quite fascinating.