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Sophie Cunningham says WNBA referees need better pay, arguing that higher salaries could improve preparation, performance and career opportunities as questions about officiating continue across the league.
Sophie Cunningham has never been shy about showing her frustration with WNBA officiating, and you can tell just by looking back at the viral pointing incident, where she continued pointing at DeWanna Bonner despite receiving a technical foul.
Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham has had her fair share of issues with WNBA officials.
The WNBA knew it had an officiating problem last season. What the league may not have expected is how quickly its attempt to fix that problem would create a brand-new debate across the sport. After years of complaints about missed calls, escalating ...
WNBA coaches and general managers say inconsistent officiating is hurting the league. Rich von Biberstein / Icon Sportswire via Getty Images The 2025 WNBA season ended with unprecedented criticism of officiating and the leaders in charge of its improvement.
Caitlin Clark is getting ahead of potential issues she may have with WNBA referees. The superstar Fever guard said she has been meeting with referees before each game to avoid suspensions over her technical foul count.
The Indiana Fever defeated the Las Vegas Aces in Game 2 of their WNBA playoff series, 99-89. Caitlin Clark, Aliyah Boston and Kelsey Mitchell led the way, with the trio combining for 75 points. While it was a dominant win for the Fever, it wasn’t without ...
To say the stakes of this year’s WNBA Finals are high would be an understatement. The Atlanta Dream, a team that spent 2021 without a General Manager, have made it to their first Finals since 2013, within just five years of GM Dan Padover taking over.