The following is a list of current (entering the 2026 WNBA season) Women's National Basketball Association broadcasters for each individual team. The announcers who call the television broadcasts also call the WNBA League Pass Production broadcasts unless noted otherwise. Teams listed under local broadcasts for them are 2025 broadcast teams.
Eastern Conference
Television
Team Play-by-play Analyst(s) Sideline Reporter Flagship StationAtlanta Angel Gray (primary)Andy Demetra (select home games) Tabitha Turner (primary)Fallon Stokes (select home games) Autumn Johnson (primary)Baillie Burmaster (select home games)Tenitra Batiste (select home games) WANFWPCH-TVPeachtree Sports NetworkChicago Lisa Byington (primary)Jason Ross Jr. (select home games) Shimmy Miller Kalia ButlerWCIU-TVIndiana Pat Boylan Debbie Antonelli (primary)Bria Goss (select home games) Kelsie Kasper WTHRWALV-CD Fever Direct (streaming home of all local broadcasts regardless of network) New YorkJohnathan Edmond (primary)Chris Shearn (select home games) Rosalyn Gold-Onwude (primary)Dominique Patrick (select home games) Tina Cervasio WNYWWWOR Liberty Live (streaming home of all local broadcasts regardless of network) https://www.nba.com/watch/league-pass-stream/libertyToronto Daniella Ponticelli Tamika NurseAmy Audibert Reagan Subban TSN Washington Dorian Craft Christy Winters-Scott Juliana Morgan Monumental Sports Network
Radio Team Play-by-play Flagship stationIndiana John NolanBria Goss WFNIChicagoZach Zaidman Lelia RahimiWSCR
Western Conference
Television
Team Play-by-play Analyst(s) Sideline reporter Flagship stationDallas Ron Thulin Fran HarrisKim Adams Alexis Davis KFAA-TVGolden State Jordan Kent Morgan Ragan Matt Lively KPYXKPIXKMAXKOVRhttps://www.cabletv.com/wnba/watch-golden-state-valkyrieshttps://valkyries.wnba.com/news/golden-state-valkyries-announce-local-television-and-radio-broadcast-schedule-20260425Las Vegas Krista Blunk (primary)Gianna Hearn (during Blunk's ESPN assignments) Carolyn Peck (primary)Anne O’Neil (select home games) Gianna HearnMarke Freeman KTNV-TVKMCC (under Scripps Sports branding)Los Angeles Rahshaun Haylock (primary)Mike Trudell (select home games) Mary Murphy Nikki Kay (primary)Allie Clifton (select home games) Spectrum SportsNetMinnesota Sloane Martin Lea B. Olsen WFTCPhoenix Ann Schatz (primary)Braiden Bell (select home games) Ann Meyers-DrysdaleCharli Turner Thorne Kate Longworth KTVKKPHEPortland Elise Woodward Aja Ellison KPTVKPDXSeattle Dick Fain Alyssa Charlston-SmithCrystal LanghorneLayshia ClarendonDan HughesFrancis Williams Shantelle Chand KOMO-TVKUNS-TV
Radio Team Play-by-play Flagship stationGolden State Kevin Danna 95.7 The GameLas Vegas TC Martin KWWNMinnesotaSloane Martin Lea B. Olsen (WFTC simulcasts)KFXN-FM iHeart RadioPortlandA.J. Kanell Sophia JonesKMTT
Nationwide English announcers
Source:https://espnpressroom.com/us/press-releases/2019/05/espn-tips-off-the-2019-wnba-season-on-may-25/ ESPN Tips off the 2019 WNBA Season on May 25 https://www.ionwnba.com/
ESPN airs select regular season games and acts as the exclusive provider for the Semifinals and the WNBA Finals. Beginning with the 2026 season, NBC Sports will bring back WNBA games that include select regular games and WNBA Finals throughout the seasons. Beginning with the 2026 season, USA Sports will also carry WNBA on Wednesday night games, as well as Prime Video will carry WNBA on Thursday night games and CBS Sports will carry WNBA on Saturday night games. These will be a simulcast of the world feed television broadcast.
Game Play-by-play Color analyst(s) Sideline reporter(s) Network WNBA on ESPN/ABC Ryan Ruocco (lead) Beth Mowins (secondary)Tiffany Greene (select games) Rebecca Lobo (lead)Debbie Antonelli (secondary) Monica McNutt (secondary)Carolyn Peck (secondary) Holly Rowe (lead) Angel Gray (secondary)Rosalyn Gold-Onwude (secondary)Christine Williamson (select games)Brooke Weisbrod (select games) ESPN ESPN2 ABC ESPN+/Disney+ WNBA on NBC Zora Stephenson (lead)Noah Eagle (secondary)Michael Grady (secondary)Kate Scott (secondary) Sarah Kustok (lead)LaChina Robinson (secondary) Ashley ShahAhmadi Jordan Cornette Caroline Pineda NBC NBCSN Peacock WNBA on USA Kate Scott (lead)Meghan McPeak (secondary)Carlan Gay (secondary) Sarah Kustok (lead)Tamika Catchings (secondary)Amy Audibert (secondary)Lea B. Olsen (secondary)Edona Thaqi (select games) Paris Lawson (primary)Terrika Foster-Brasby (secondary)Edona Thaqi (secondary) USA CNBC WNBA on Prime Michael Grady (primary)Lisa Byington (secondary)Mike Watts (secondary) Candace ParkerCynthia Cooper-DykeLaChina RobinsonKara Lawson JayDee DyerKayla GreyMorgan RaganBritney Eurton Amazon Prime VideoWNBA on IONLisa Byington Dick Fain Simulcast of home team play by play announcersStephen Bardo Mary Murphy simulcast of home team color analystsHome team broadcasting sideline reportersIon Television WNBA on CBS Jordan Kent (primary)Chris Lewis (secondary)Ed Cohen (alternate) Jack Gordon (alternate) Isis Young (primary)Debbie Antonelli (secondary)Julianne Viani Braen (alternate) Stephanie Ready (alternate) Tiffany Blackmon (primary)AJ Ross (secondary)Chris Williamson (alternate) Hailey Sutton (alternate) CBS Paramount+
Spanish announcers (ESPN Deportes)
Play-by-play announcers Miguel Ángel Briseño Kenneth Garay Julia Headley Leo Montero Alejandro Pérez Leo Margo Fernando Tirado
Color analysts Pablo Viruega Toño Rodriguez Marcelo Nogueira Rigo Plascencia Eitan Benezra Alex Pombo
NBA TV NBAtv will carry select games throughout the season. These games will remain available on WNBA League Pass and will be a simulcast of the world feed television broadcast.
WNBA League Pass Every game not broadcast on an ESPN Network or CBSSN is carried live for everyone to watch on WNBA League Pass. No blackouts apply outside of the ESPN and CBSSN productions.
International broadcasters
Worldwide Prime Video WNBA League Pass
Americas : TSN, CTV, NBA TV Canada Puerto Rico: ABC/ESPN, NBC/Peacock, CBS/Paramount+, NBA TV United States Virgin Islands: ABC/ESPN, NBC/Peacock, CBS/Paramount+, Ion Television, NBA TV : YouTube South America and the Caribbean: ESPN
Africa Sub-Saharan Africa: ESPN
Asia : Tencent : Now TV : Lemino : TAP : Videoland
Europe , , : Go3 Sport : Cosmote Sport : WOW : beIN Sports : Sky Sport : ESPN : S Sport : Sky Sports
Oceania , : ESPN , , : ABC/ESPN, NBC/Peacock, CBS/Paramount+, NBA TV
See also List of current NFL broadcasters List of current Major League Baseball broadcasters List of current NBA broadcasters List of current National Hockey League broadcasters List of current Major League Soccer broadcasters
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