We're Back & Still Unrivaled 🏀🌟

Catching Up with Unrivaled 💜 

The Future is Unrivaled Class of 2025 showed out in the NCAA Tournament, with the class’s three UCLA stars cutting down the nets. Then came draft night, when six members representing five schools heard their names called to begin their WNBA journeys.

Speaking of big moves: Olivia Miles is officially Unrivaled. The TCU standout and newly drafted Minnesota Lynx guard, and Future is Unrivaled Class of 2025 member, has signed with the league ahead of Season 3!

Plus, your favorite Unrivaled players are gearing up for WNBA Season 30, which tips off May 8th. The countdown is on.

Let's get into it!

Olivia Miles is Unrivaled

It's official: Olivia Miles has signed a multi-year playing contract with Unrivaled, becoming the league's first rookie signing of the offseason. She's slated to make her debut during Season 3 next winter, with her club to be determined.

Miles wrapped up her final collegiate season at TCU, averaging a career-best 19.6 points per game, helping lead the Horned Frogs to the Big 12 regular-season title and an Elite Eight run this spring. She earned 2026 Big 12 Player of the Year, First-Team All-Big 12, and WBCA Coaches' All-American honors. Across her college career, she averaged 15.6 points, 6.3 rebounds, and 6.5 assists, racking up 12 triple-doubles, the third-most in NCAA history.

Miles originally joined the Unrivaled family through the Future is Unrivaled NIL program as part of the Class of 2025. Now she's taking the next step.

NCAA Recap 🔥 

Congrats to the Bruins! 🏆

UCLA took home the National Championship, and three Future is Unrivaled signees were part of the run. Lauren Betts capped off the tournament as Most Outstanding Player, while Kiki Rice and Lauren’s sister, Sienna Betts, helped the Bruins bring it home to Westwood. Championship pedigree, meet Unrivaled.

All-American Honors

The Future is Unrivaled class showed out all season long. Here's where they landed:

First Team All-American

• Lauren Betts — Most Outstanding Player of the NCAA Tournament

• Sarah Strong — 2026 John R. Wooden Award Winner

• Azzi Fudd — 2025-26 Big East Scholar-Athlete of the Year

• Madison Booker — MVP of SEC Tournament

Second Team All-American

• Audi Crooks — First-Team All-Big 12

• Olivia Miles — 2026 Big 12 Player and Newcomer of the Year

• Hannah Hidalgo — 2026 Nancy Lieberman Award

Third Team All-American

• Flau'jae Johnson — 2026 Kay Yow Servant Leader Award

• Kiki Rice — Big Ten Tournament Most Outstanding Player

Outstanding Accomplishments

• Sienna Betts — Big Ten All-Freshman Team

• MiLaysia Fulwiley — 2026 SEC Sixth Woman of the Year

• Ta’Niya Latson — Ann Meyers-Drysdale Shooting Guard of the Year Finalist

• Syla Swords — All-Big Ten First Team

• JuJu Watkins — 2025 John R. Wooden Award

WNBA Season 30 is Coming

Your favorite Unrivaled players are heading back to their WNBA squads, and the stage is set for a landmark season.

Future is Unrivaled Draft Class

Six members of the Future is Unrivaled class heard their names called on draft night:

• Azzi Fudd — Dallas Wings

• Olivia Miles — Minnesota Lynx

• Lauren Betts — Washington Mystics

• Kiki Rice — Toronto Tempo

• Flau'jae Johnson — Seattle Storm

• Ta'Niya Latson — Los Angeles Sparks

We will be cheering these players on as they make their professional debuts on May 8th!

The Show: Episode 6 📺️ 

If you haven't watched Episode 6 of The Show yet, now's the time.

The final chapter of the season takes you behind the scenes for all of it, from the semifinals in Brooklyn featuring Phantom, Mist, Breeze, and Vinyl, to the championship showdown in Miami between Mist and Phantom, with high-stakes moments on the court. This is your all-access pass to how it all went down, featuring appearances by top players from across the league.

Catch up or rewatch the whole series!

Get Your Unrivaled Merch 👕 

Head to the merch store for Future is Unrivaled, club jerseys, tees, and more!