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Maggie Hendricks

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Sportswriter, aunt, wife, cyclist, baker, sewist, Trekkie, fan of Lincoln & Aquinas. Not on here much; find me at the same name on all other sites.
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The Chicago Sky at the break: Four reasons to keep watching

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By Maggie Hendricks
| The IX Sports
The 2026 season has been one of disappointment for the Chicago Sky. With a record of 9-18, the Sky sit in 13th place, five spots out of a playoff spot. But that doesn’t mean there aren’t reasons to still watch the team. After splashy free-agent signings and trades to bolster the Sky’s roster, two problems have weighed on Sky all season long: injuries and late-game collapses. The Sky started the season with key players on the injury list: Courtney Vandersloot, Azura Stevens and DiJonai Carrington.
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How an improved WNBA free agency has helped players grow into All-Stars

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By Maggie Hendricks
| The IX Sports
CHICAGO — As the WNBA celebrates 30 years as a league, one of the biggest changes in the past decade has been the onset of a more free version of free agency. Ever since the changes made for the 2020 collective bargaining agreement, more players than ever have been allowed to choose their own destinations. And with heightened levels of investment around the league and an additional three destinations to choose from, now even more players have incentives to act on that freedom.
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Notre Dame’s presence is a big part of the 2026 All-Star Game

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By Maggie Hendricks
| The IX Sports
CHICAGO — When the 2026 All-Star Game tips off on Saturday, there is a good chance former Notre Dame teammates will be guarding one another. Five players with Fighting Irish experience are on the 2026 All-Star teams: Sonia Citron, Marina Mabrey, Olivia Miles, Jessica Shepard and Jackie Young. Toronto Tempo guard Mabrey, who was on the 2018 national championship team, credited Notre Dame not only for her play on the court, but also for preparation for her life off of it.
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