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WNBA commissioner Cathy Engelbert retiring

Who should be the next WNBA commissioner? Potential candidates to replace Cathy Engelbert

Amid the most successful season in the WNBA’s 30-year history, commissioner Cathy Engelbert announced Friday that she’ll retire at the end of 2026.

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WNBA Commissioner Cathy Engelbert Retiring After Seven Years of Historic Growth and Player Tension

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WNBA labor leaders respond to commissioner Cathy Engelbert's retirement

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WNBA Commissioner Engelbert to Retire After Seven Years at Helm

The WNBA announced that Cathy Engelbert, the league’s first commissioner, will retire at the end of the year.

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‘Coward’ – Riley Gaines suggests real reason Cathy Engelbert retired from WNBA

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Cathy Engelbert’s WNBA tenure: the wins and losses that defined her seven years

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Cathy Engelbert makes private gesture to WNBA players after announcing retirement

Engelbert, 61, became the first commissioner in league history in 2019, and has guided the league through expansion, revenue growth and TV deals.

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WNBA commissioner Cathy Engelbert, who has overseen the league’s growth and the challenges that have come with it, will retire at the end of 2026

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WNBPA President Breaks Silence On WNBA Commissioner Making Official Retirement Announcement

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Engelbert was the league’s first commissioner — previously, its top leader had served as president. She assumed the job in 2019 and oversaw the most transformational growth the women’s sports league has undergone since it was founded 30 years ago.

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Enes Kanter trans controversy takes another twist amid WNBA Commissioner news

Beleaguered WNBA Commissioner Cathy Engelbert announced on Friday morning that she is stepping down after this season. That news prompted Enes Kanter to announce his submission to be the next WNBA commissioner.

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Enes Kanter Freedom takes his WNBA fight to federal court with Chicago Sky lawsuit

The former NBA center claims his ejection and ban from WNBA games at Wintrust Arena violated his First Amendment rights - but the Sky tells a sharply different story.