Atlanta Dream News

Growing up in Nashville, Tennessee in the 1950s, women sports in high schools existed only as P.E. classes.

Opportunities to play organized womena s sports werena t available to Kathy Betty growing up in Decatur.

Lisa Borders' press conference Thursday morning set the scene for the announcement that Atlanta businesswoman Kathy Betty is the new owner of the Atlanta Dream.

The Atlanta Dream will remain in Atlanta under new ownership. Kathy Betty will replace Ron Terwilliger as the managing partner of the Dream, WNBA president Donna Orender announced Thursday.

Danielle Donehew, Executive Vice President for the WNBA's Atlanta Dream, has been named Associate Commissioner for Women's Basketball at The BIG EAST Conference, Commissioner John Marinatto announced.

Marynell Meadors was honored Thursday as the WNBA coach of the year after leading the Atlanta Dream to a remarkable turnaround in the franchise's second season.

Kathy Betty, widow of former EarthLink CEO Garry Betty and a major contributor to Georgia Tech's basketball teams, has emerged as the top prospect to buy all or part of the Atlanta Dream, Central Atlanta Progress President A.J. Robinson said.

Atlanta Dream forward Angel McCoughtry was named the WNBA's Rookie of the Year on Thursday.

Indiana Fever forward Tamika Catchings was honored as the WNBA's Defensive Player of the Year, the league announced Friday.

It wasn't that long ago that Shavonte Zellous thought of herself as more a track athlete who also happened to play basketball.

The thrill of making the playoffs is exhilarating. The news that Oscar the Grouch has forced you off your own home court in the playoffs is not so exhilarating.

Pavel Kubina scored a goal and registered an assist as the Atlanta Thrashers topped Carolina, 4-2, in preseason action.

The WNBA has been forced to shift another playoff series because of an arena conflict, this time moving the Los Angeles Sparks out of Staples Center because of a Britney Spears concert and a heavyweight title fight.

Saturday, former Kansas State point guard Shalee Lehning took a hit that might have made even Wildcats football coach Bill Snyder cringe.

The Atlanta Dream will open the WNBA playoffs tonight without starting point guard Shalee Lehning, who underwent successful surgery on her injured left shoulder.

The Atlanta Dream will be forced out of their home arena for the first round of the WNBA playoffs because of "Sesame Street." The Dream is set to play their first home playoff game Friday night against Detroit at Philips Arena.

As Joe Kessling pulled his boat Off Duty alongside the yellow pylon floating in the ocean 12 miles offshore, Jose Fernandez pulled on his dive mask and snorkel.

After last season, the Atlanta Dream were sort of tallying up the wounds suffered during a summer of getting knocked around to the tune of a 4-30 record.

No. 2 Atlanta Dream vs. No. 3 Detroit Shock Season series: Dream won, 3-1, winning both games at home and splitting on the road.

Who's going to win the WNBA title this season? Will Los Angeles' Lisa Leslie end her career with a third title? Might another player who is retiring, San Antonio's Vickie Johnson, win her first? Can the Atlanta Dream pull a "Shock" and go from worst to first, the way Detroit did in 2003? Speaking of Motown, can the defending champs overcome the ...