Alyssa Thomas has been suspended one game after the WNBA reviewed her contact with Caitlin Clark during the Fever-Mercury matchup. The play was not called during the game, but the league later upgraded it to a Flagrant 2. This Sports Minute breaks down what happened, why the suspension matters, and why the conversation around player safety and officiating is getting louder. Hear a new She Got Game Sports Minute every weekday on YouTube and at SheGotGame.com.

Paige Bueckers continues to make history with the Dallas Wings. The former UConn star reached 1,000 career WNBA points in just 52 games, tying one of the fastest marks in league history and adding another milestone to her impressive rookie campaign.

Four years after her last Wimbledon singles appearance, Serena Williams is stepping back onto one of tennis’ biggest stages. The seven-time Wimbledon champion is not limiting her comeback to doubles — and the tennis world will be watching closely when the draw is revealed.

Angel Reese is building a résumé that goes well beyond the headlines. The Atlanta Dream star’s latest record confirms what her impact has shown from the beginning: few players control the glass—or change possessions—like she does. This week, She Got Game® recognizes Reese for another historic achievement and a dominant start to her newest chapter in Atlanta.

Kynidee Pope is taking excellence from the softball diamond to the pageant stage. The Ball High School varsity softball standout from Galveston, Texas, was crowned 2026 Miss Juneteenth as she prepares to continue her academic and athletic career at Miles College. A four-time Homecoming Queen, student leader and college softball signee, Kynidee is proving that young women do not have to choose just one lane to shine. Watch the latest She Got Game Sports Minute with Tandaleya W

The legendary sisters have received a wildcard into the Wimbledon doubles draw, bringing one of the most successful partnerships in tennis history back to the sport's biggest stage. Together, they have won 14 Grand Slam doubles titles and six Wimbledon championships. I'm Tandaleya Wilder with your She Got Game Sports Minute.

Before Jalen Brunson became an NBA champion and one of the biggest stars in basketball, he was learning from a family of athletes. In this She Got Game Sports Minute, Tandaleya Wilder highlights the story of Sandra Brunson, a former Division I volleyball player whose influence helped shape one of the NBA’s brightest stars. #JalenBrunson #NewYorkKnicks #NBAShorts #WomensSports #Basketball #SheGotGame

Simone Biles revealed she recently experienced a near-death medical emergency that sent her to the hospital. The Olympic champion says she is now recovering at home but has not yet shared details about what caused the scare. The moment adds new uncertainty around her future in gymnastics, including a potential return for the 2028 Olympics. I’m Tandaleya Wilder with your She Got Game Sports Minute.

Serena Williams' return to professional tennis is facing an unexpected challenge. Just one day after winning her first match back, Serena's doubles partner Victoria Mboko suffered a knee injury at Queen's Club, creating uncertainty around the team's future in the tournament. Could this setback derail one of the biggest comeback stories in sports? I'm Tandaleya Wilder with your She Got Game Sports Minute.

Serena Williams returns to professional tennis and wastes no time getting back in the win column. In her first match since 2022, she teamed up with Victoria Mboko to secure a straight-sets doubles victory at Queen’s Club in London. At 44, Serena’s comeback is officially underway—and the tennis world is watching closely. 🎙️ Tandaleya Wilder | She Got Game Sports Minute

Howard University women’s track and field continues elevating the national profile of HBCU women’s athletics through championship performances and rising NCAA visibility. The Bison captured the 2026 HBCU Showcase title in dominant fashion, winning the meet by 50 points while recording eight event victories during a standout performance in New York. Howard athletes have also continued making impact on the national stage. Sprinter and hurdler Marcia Sey has emerged as one of th

Mirra Andreeva is officially a Grand Slam champion. The 19-year-old defeated Maja Chwalinska in straight sets at the French Open, capturing her first major title and announcing herself as one of the sport’s biggest rising stars. After years of building momentum, Andreeva delivers on the biggest stage. I’m Tandaleya Wilder with your She Got Game Sports Minute.

Diana Shnaider pulled off one of the biggest upsets at the French Open, defeating world No. 1 Aryna Sabalenka to reach her first Grand Slam semifinal. Sabalenka struggled with unforced errors, while Shnaider stayed composed and capitalized on the moment. Now, a wide-open draw sets up a major opportunity for a new contender. I’m Tandaleya Wilder with your She Got Game Sports Minute.

Serena Williams comeback is officially confirmed, as the 23-time Grand Slam champion prepares to return to professional tennis at age 44. The rumors are over. Serena Williams has confirmed her return and is expected to compete at Queen’s Club in London alongside rising Canadian star Victoria Mboko. The 23-time Grand Slam champion hasn’t played since the 2022 U.S. Open—making this one of the biggest stories in sports right now. I’m Tandaleya Wilder with your She Got Game Sport

Women’s volleyball continues gaining momentum across HBCU campuses as schools expand athletic opportunities and visibility for women athletes beyond traditional sports like basketball and track & field. National conversations surrounding women’s sports, NIL opportunities, and increased media attention have helped elevate interest in HBCU women’s athletics — including volleyball programs competing across conferences such as the SWAC, MEAC, CIAA, and SIAC. Programs at schools i

Defending French Open champion Coco Gauff saw her title defense come to an unexpected end after a third-round loss to Anastasia Potapova. Gauff won the opening set, but Potapova battled back to pull off one of the biggest upsets of the tournament. 🎙️ Hosted by Tandaleya Wilder

Caitlin Clark made WNBA history—but that’s not the headline. After becoming the fastest player to reach 1,000 points and 500 assists, Clark skipped postgame media following a Fever loss. Now, reports say she could face a fine of up to $10,000 under league rules. No official decision yet—but the conversation is already heating up. I’m Tandaleya Wilder with your She Got Game Sports Minute.

The 23-time Grand Slam champion is reportedly eyeing a return at Queen’s Club—her first match since the 2022 US Open. At 44, the GOAT could be back… and the tennis world is watching. Details in today's She Got GAme Sports Minute with Tandaleya Wilder

Althea Gibson’s historic 1956 French Championships victory still resonates 70 years later in this She Got Game Sports Minute with Tandaleya Wilder.

Coco Gauff’s day at the French Open didn’t start the way you’d expect 😳 The defending champion revealed she was in a “mini car accident” on the way to the match… and still went out and handled business like a pro. From chaos to composure — this is why Coco Gauff is built different. 🎾 Full breakdown in this She Got Game Sports Minute with Tandaleya Wilder.