The WNBA has a problem with its officials. A foul called on DiJonai Carrington during a crucial moment of a one-possession game is the perfect example. Or ...

The WNBA has been facing severe officiating criticism throughout the 2025 season. Several of the league's top players, ...

Indiana Fever's Sophie Cunningham faced a fine from the WNBA. She mocked referees in a TikTok video using Sabrina Carpenter's ...

The WNBA has had its share of high-profile referee mistakes, some of which have changed the outcome of games and even led to league-wide scandals. From a missed shot clock violation that decided a ...

But it’s not just the physical aggression on Clark that has some in the WNBA questioning the caliber of officiating. Advertisement. Advertisement. Advertisement.

It’s about the need for better, fairer, more consistent officiating across the entire WNBA. There is nothing as universal in sports as complaints about the refereeing.

Even after tying a WNBA record for points in a single game, two-time WNBA MVP A’ja Wilson said she was “shocked” by a late foul call that put her at the line for her final pair of free throws.

Caitlin Clark Exposes the WNBA’s Officiating Problems…Again Tuesday night’s game between the Indiana Fever and Connecticut Sun turned heated and physical—and was made even more frustrating ...

Fans are not happy with how the do-or-die Game 5 of the WNBA Finals between the New York Liberty and Minnesota Lynx was officiated. In fact, several supporters called out the referees for how much ...

After Game 5 of the WNBA Finals ended, Minnesota Lynx head coach Cheryl Reeve went on a passionate rant about the game's officiating cost her team a chance at winning a WNBA title. "I thought ...

When the chatter over WNBA officiating gets loud, Commissioner Cathy Engelbert isn’t here for the noise. At a recent press session, she labeled the pattern loud and clear: “no winning team ...

Instead, the aftermath of the Fever’s victory over the Connecticut Sun on Tuesday was a focused frustration about WNBA officiating. Rightly so. The crew’s blunders in Indianapolis were a ...