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The Los Angeles Sparks are a women's basketball team. Based in Los Angeles, California, they are a member of the Women's National Basketball Association.

Hamby, Plum Chosen for Team USA at World Cup Qualifying

February 11, 2026 - COLORADO SPRINGS, Colorado - USA Basketball announced today the 12-player roster and coaching staff who will represent the U.S. at the 2026 FIBA Women's World Cup Qualifying Tournament in San Juan, Puerto Rico, from March 11-17, 2026. The USA, who have already qualified for the 2026 FIBA Women's World Cup in Berlin by winning the 2025 FIBA Women's AmeriCup, bring a mix of veterans and newcomers to the six-team round robin tournament. The roster features 2024 Olympic gold medalists Kahleah Copper, Chelsea Gray, Kelsey ... Full Story

Sparks Announce 2026 Schedule

January 21, 2026 - LOS ANGELES - The Los Angeles Sparks organization has announced its 2026 regular-season schedule, presented by ORLY. Los Angeles will open the season with a four-game homestand at Crypto.com Arena, beginning May 10 against the defending champion Las Vegas Aces. The Sparks will also host the Toronto Tempo May 15 in the teams' inaugural matchup. The 2026 season marks the WNBA's landmark 30th and features a 44-game regular-season slate. With the Tempo joining the league and the Portland Fire returning, the WNBA expands to 15... Full Story

Sparks Finalize 2026 Coaching Staff

December 3, 2025 - LOS ANGELES - The Los Angeles Sparks announced today that Zak Buncik, Ebony Hoffman, and Zach O'Brien will serve as assistant coaches on Head Coach Lynne Roberts' staff for the 2026 WNBA season, further strengthening the franchise's commitment to player development, culture-building, and competitive excellence. "This coaching staff represents the identity we want to build as an organization- competitive, connected, and committed to developing players at the highest level," said Sparks Head Coach Lynne Roberts. "Ebony and ... Full Story

Sparks Announce $150M Investment in State-Of-The-Art Practice Facility

September 24, 2025 - LOS ANGELES, CA - The three-time WNBA Champion Los Angeles Sparks today announced plans to build a world-class training and practice facility in El Segundo scheduled to open in 2027. Purpose-built in partnership with global architecture and design firm Gensler, the 55,000-square-foot facility embodies the Sparks' commitment to innovation, performance, and the holistic well-being of its players. At $150 million, it represents the largest investment to date in the history of women's sports for a single team. Transwestern's ... Full Story

• Hamby, Plum Chosen for Team USA at World Cup Qualifying - February 11, 2026
  
• Sparks Announce 2026 Schedule - January 21, 2026
  
• Sparks Finalize 2026 Coaching Staff - December 3, 2025
  
• Sparks Announce $150M Investment in State-Of-The-Art Practice Facility - September 24, 2025
  
• Kelsey Plum Voted 2025 AP All-WNBA Second Team - September 12, 2025
  
• Sparks Conclude Strong Season at Home - September 12, 2025
  
• Sparks Send Mercury into Retrograde, Playoff Hopes Dashed After Valkyries Collapse - September 10, 2025
  
• Allemand Propels Soaring Sparks over Wings - September 7, 2025
  
• Postgame Notes & Quotes - September 5, 2025
  
• Postgame Notes & Quotes - September 3, 2025
  
• Sparks Silence Storm in Vital Road Comeback - September 2, 2025
  
• Strong Defense Powers Sparks Past Mystics - August 31, 2025
  
• 8/26/25 Postgame Notes & Quotes - August 27, 2025
  
• Kelsey Plum Launches Foundation to Expand Sport Access, Mental Health Support for LA Youth - August 22, 2025
  
• Plum Buzzer-Beater Downs Dallas - August 21, 2025
  
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League: Women's National Basketball Association
Home: Los Angeles, California
Class: Women's
Website: Los Angeles Sparks site
Schedule: Full Los Angeles Sparks Schedule Statistics: Full Los Angeles Sparks Statistics

Thu., Sep 11	L	Las Vegas 103 at Los Angeles 75	Final
Tue., Sep 9	W	Los Angeles 88 at Phoenix 83	Final
Sun., Sep 7	W	Dallas 77 at Los Angeles 91	Final
Fri., Sep 5	L	Los Angeles 85 at Atlanta 104	Final
Wed., Sep 3	L	Los Angeles 75 at Atlanta 86	Final
Mon., Sep 1	W	Los Angeles 91 at Seattle 85	Final
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• Los Angeles FC (MLS) - Los Angeles, California
  
• Los Angeles Riot (BIG3) - Los Angeles, California
  
• Ontario Reign (AHL) - Ontario, California
  
• Orange County SC (USL) - Los Angeles, California
  
• Rancho Cucamonga Quakes (CalL) - Rancho Cucamonga, California
  
• South Bay Lakers (G League) - El Segundo, California
  
• Ventura County FC (MLS NEXT Pro) - Los Angeles, California
  
• LOVB Los Angeles (LOVB) - Los Angeles, California
  
• Ontario Tower Buzzers (CalL) - Ontario, California
  

• Sophie Cunningham blasts Los Angeles in Tik Tok post - WNBA New York Post (February 17)
  
• Falcons' Pearce allegedly crashed SUV into WNBA player's car - WNBA ESPN (February 9)
  
• Falcons' James Pearce arrested after domestic dispute with Rickea Jackson - WNBA Los Angeles Times (February 8)
  
• WNBA star Cameron Brink teases potential Playboy shoot - WNBA Regina Leader-Post (February 3)
  
• WNBA and players union to resume CBA negotiations Monday - WNBA Los Angeles Times (January 31)
  
• WNBA releases schedule: Sparks open May 10 vs. Aces - WNBA Los Angeles Times (January 21)
  
• WNBA and players union will not extend CBA deadline - WNBA Los Angeles Times (January 9)
  
• Inside Cameron Brink's Smart Plan For Elite WNBA Fitness - WNBA Forbes (January 6)
  
• Thank you, L.A. sports teams, for saving me during the worst year - WNBA Los Angeles Times (December 31)
  
• VIDEO: Top 10 Viral Moments: No. 2 - WNBA YouTube (December 30)
  
• Blake Griffin, Candace Parker among Basketball Hall of Fame nominees - WNBA Los Angeles Times (December 20)
  
• VIDEO: 24 Days of WNBA: Day 19 - WNBA YouTube (December 19)
  
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