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Australia's Izzy Borlase continues her solid production in the series, but her Atlanta team lose to Golden State as Gabby Williams leads the Valkyries to a vital win in Game 4.

Golden State won Game 4 in Atlanta, held Angel Reese to eight points and take home-court advantage back to Ballhalla.

A'ja Wilson, Breanna Stewart, Caitlin Clark, Kelsey Mitchell and rookie Olivia Miles have been named first-team All-WNBA.

Nigerian dancer Kaffy speaks on her sporting past, including winning a taekwondo medal, playing basketball, and her dream of joining the WNBA. Read More: https://punchng.com/i-won-taekwondo-medal-wanted-to-play-in-wnba-kaffy/

Former Huskies Gabby Williams, Tiffany Hayes, Kiah Stokes and Kaitlyn Chen look to help Golden State even the Finals.

Before the WNBA's 30th season wraps up, ESPN voted on the league's all-time greatest players. There's a new No. 1.

Atlanta's Reese has become the only woman in history to record consecutive double-doubles in three WNBA Finals games.

Australian basketballer Izzy Borlase is one step closer to a WNBA title as her Atlanta Dream side beats Golden State Valkyries to lead 2-1 in the best-of-seven WNBA Finals.

Enes Kanter Freedom was denied entry to Game 3 of the WNBA Finals, according to a video he posted to social media, after he refused to sit in a private suite arranged for him by the Dream and State Farm Arena in response to his safety concerns.

The Dream beat the Valkyries by 26 points to take a 2-1 lead in the WNBA Finals.

The Atlanta Dream look to take the series lead after their Game 2 win. ESPN senior writer Michael Voepel previews Game 3 at State Farm Arena.

During the World Cup, the Dream headed to Florida for training camp, where DeWanna Bonner bonded with her new teammates.

They might not have been instant stars in the WNBA, but these six players are having a huge impact on the Finals.