WNBA to hold crunch talks over transgender athletes as Sophie Cunningham row intensifies

WNBA to hold crunch talks over transgender athletes as Sophie Cunningham row intensifies  GB News

Sophie Cunningham owes Sky guard Jacy Sheldon flowers. That's her mom's position, anyway. Last season, after Sheldon poked Caitlin Clark in the eye, Cunningham answered with a flagrant foul that got her ejected — and went viral. "'In fact, you should send her candy or flowers every month, because that moment has change

DiJonai Carrington posted "WHITE PRIVILEGE" after her Flagrant 2 ejection for hitting Sophie Cunningham, yet WNBA media rushed to her defense.

Jason Whitlock has solution to end controversy around Sophie Cunningham: Expulsion from the WNBA  MARCA

WNBA Pool Report Sheds Light on Response to Carrington Flagrant on Sophie Cunningham  Sports Illustrated

Engelbert listed off three guiding principles for the league in the discussion, but did not clarify if trans athletes can play in the WNBA.

Engelbert sent a memo to teams saying the topic will be discussed at an already scheduled meeting.

WNBA Commissioner Cathy Engelbert has sent a memo to teams that addresses ongoing discussions around transgender athletes in women's basketball.

Royce White’s announcement is the second by a former NBA player in recent days since the WNBA star renewed the debate about transgender athletes in women’s sports

Engelbert sent a memo to players and teams explaining how the league is approaching the situation

Engelbert: WNBA to continue talks about transgender athletes next week  ESPN

WNBA players union denounces transphobia, hate amid demonstrations  USA Today

The WNBA is one of those science experiments where, every time I return to it, it’s somehow grown larger and more unwieldy. I write about this league, exit to describe other topics, then come back to discover that women’s pro basketball has somehow claimed an even larger share of the modern controversy zeitgeist. Now w

Caitlin Clark is already feared for her long-range shooting and passing, but Sophie Cunningham believes another part of her game deserves attention.