June 14, 2025 - 03:14

The WNBA has officially renewed its media rights agreement with Ion Television, a network owned by Scripps. This renewal comes after an initial three-year deal that began in 2023, during which Ion reportedly invested $13 million annually. This partnership marks a significant step for the WNBA, as it represents the league's second traditional television deal that operates independently from the NBA's established agreement with ESPN and ABC.
The renewed contract underscores the growing popularity and visibility of women's sports, highlighting the WNBA's commitment to expanding its reach and engagement with fans. In addition to the agreement with Ion, the WNBA has secured a separate deal with CBS, further enhancing its broadcast presence. This multi-faceted approach to media rights not only provides fans with more access to games but also strengthens the league's financial foundation as it continues to grow in prominence and support.
December 14, 2025 - 07:55
Scarlet Knights Face Off Against Pirates in Garden State Hardwood ClassicIn a highly anticipated matchup, the Scarlet Knights of Rutgers (5-5) are set to take on the Seton Hall Pirates (9-1) in the annual Garden State Hardwood Classic. This rivalry game, which showcases...
December 13, 2025 - 23:48
Denver's Bo Nix Expected to Shine Against Green BayIn a highly anticipated matchup this Sunday, Denver`s quarterback Bo Nix has been ramping up his passing game, and fans are eager to see how this trend will unfold against the Green Bay Packers....
December 13, 2025 - 06:21
Lanness Robinson Takes the Helm at Tampa Bay Sports CommissionLanness Robinson is stepping into one of Tampa Bay’s most influential sports leadership roles as the region comes off a record year for tourism. Robinson`s appointment as the new leader of the...
December 12, 2025 - 20:03
Female Athletes Withdraw Lawsuit Against OSAA Over Transgender Competition ProtestsIn a significant development, two female athletes have decided to withdraw their lawsuit against the Oregon School Activities Association (OSAA). The lawsuit had claimed that the OSAA discriminated...