Liz Cambage

Liz Cambage says the truth will emerge after her former Australian captain Jenna O’Hea said that comments the ex-Opals star was alleged to have made towards the Nigerian women’s basketball team prior to last year’s Olympics were “100% correct”. O’Hea alleged in a TV interview...

Jenna O’Hea has claimed unconfirmed allegations the star told her Nigerian rivals to ‘go back to your third-world country’ are true

Liz Cambage has been accused by the former captain of Australia’s women’s national basketball team of telling opponents on team Nigeria to go back to their third world country. Jenna O’Hea, who was captain of Team Australia during the 2020 Olympics in Tokyo (which were played in 2021),...

Liz Cambage says the truth will emerge after her former Australian captain Jenna O'Hea revealed the alleged comments the ex-Opals star made towards the Nigerian women's basketball team prior to last year's Olympics. O'Hea confirmed claims that Cambage told her Nigerian rivals to "go back to your third world country"...

Liz Cambage finishes with 22 points and 11 rebounds to keep the Sparks unbeaten on the young WNBA season in an 87-77 win over the Indiana Fever.

Candace Parker and the Chicago Sky will launch the defense of their WNBA title Friday night when the Los Angeles

'I speak truths': The WNBA has encouraged strong voices more than any other pro league. Will it ever warm to the bracing candor of new Sparks star Liz Cambage?

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The WNBA fined the New York Liberty $500,000 after the franchise chartered flights for its players during the second half of the 2021 season, according to a report from Sports Illustrated's Howard Megdal. Liberty owners Joe and Clara Wu Tsai violated the league's collective bargaining agreement because the use of...

Newly acquired Sparks center Liz Cambage discussed changes she believes need to be made to the WNBA’s collective bargaining agreement during an appearance on ESPN’s NBA Today on Wednesday. The four-time All-Star center was not shy about expressing the need for the CBA to be revisited as the...

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Liz Cambage is finally playing for the team that she wanted since deciding to first play in the WNBA in 2011. Cambage was officially introduced as a member of the Los Angeles Sparks on Wednesday. The 6-foot-8 center from Australia signed with the Sparks last week following two seasons with the Las Vegas Aces.

Eleven years after she was drafted into the WNBA, center Liz Cambage is finally where she wanted to be all along: with the Los Angeles Sparks. Cambage was introduced by the Sparks in a news conference Wednesday at Crypto.com Arena. She talked about what she hopes to bring to the team and why she has always been willing to speak her mind on issues she sees with the league.

Liz Cambage made headlines earlier this month when she signed with the Sparks in free agency. Now she's turning heads again, but this time for a greater cause. Cambage spoke out against the WNBA pay structure and overall system Wednesday on ESPN's "NBA Today." Speaking with anchor Malika Andrews and reporter Ramona Shelburne, she described the effect that the league's salaries have had on her and others.

The Sparks introduce Liz Cambage, a four-time All-Star and two-time All-WNBA center on Wednesday at Crypto.com Arena.