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Jones Becomes Latest WNBA Star To Join Project B

FLORIDA, UNITED STATES – Jonquel Jones has officially announced her intention to join the stakeholders of Project B, the rapidly growing professional women’s basketball league making headlines across the sport.

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November 18, 2025

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Jones becomes the latest star to sign on, joining WNBPA President Nneka Ogwumike and Alyssa Thomas as the first major names to commit to the league.

Project B is one of several new leagues created in recent years to offer women’s professional basketball players additional opportunities. Unrivaled, a Florida-based 3-on-3 league, has gained attention for its fast-paced format, while Athletes Unlimited continues to innovate with weekly drafts and an individual points system instead of fixed teams.

Project B, however, stands out as a traditional five-on-five global league offering some of the highest salaries in women’s basketball, positioning it as potential direct competition for the WNBA.

The league will operate as a seven-week tournament circuit, featuring 66 players and six teams, with games running November through April across Europe, Asia, and the Americas.

With WNBA CBA negotiations ongoing, Project B has become the offseason storyline to watch, not only for its global format and compensation structure but also because players will receive equity in the league, a groundbreaking shift in professional women’s sports.

BDG SPORTS TO HOST ATLANTIS COLLEGE BASEBALL SHOWCASE

Division I college baseball is headed to The Bahamas for the first time as Penn State and Indiana State prepare to meet in a three-game series at the Andre Rodgers National Baseball Stadium from Friday, February 27 through Sunday, March 1.

The event will be operated by BDG Sports and sponsored by Atlantis.

Penn State is coached by Mike Gambino, while Indiana State is led by Tracy Archuleta.

Tickets go on sale December 12.

COMETS DEFEAT BIG RED MACHINE, CLAIM BACK-TO-BACK TITLES

The Queen’s College Comets closed out the BAISS baseball and softball season with a statement, winning their second straight BAISS Senior Boys Baseball Championship in another intense installment of their rivalry with the St. Augustine’s College Big Red Machine.

The Comets secured the title with a 10–7 victory in Game Three at the Andre Rodgers National Stadium. They previously dominated Game One 20–11, before SAC responded with a 14–3 win in Game Two.

The championship caps an impressive week for QC, whose Senior Girls also claimed the BAISS Softball Championship.

The Big Red Machine earned the Junior Girls title, while St. Anne’s celebrated back-to-back Junior Boys Baseball championships.