Amanda Lucci
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 7
- Latest publication
- Sep 29, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Women's Health
- Top 10K sites
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- Jul 31, 2026
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The New York Liberty’s ‘Wizard’ Has an Unusual Pre-Game Ritual to Help Quiet Her Mind (opens the original)
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Game day in Brooklyn gives New York Liberty guard Marine Johannès something comforting that a road trip can’t: chores. In a hotel, she says, it can be hard to know what to do with herself (and her thoughts) in the free hours before tipoff. But in her Brooklyn apartment, the French basketball pro considers a load of laundry somewhat therapeutic. “I love cleaning, because it helps my mind,” she tells Women’s Health after shootaround at Barclays Center last Wednesday. “My favorite hobby is actually
The Pro Softball League That Lets Athletes Keep Playing—and Getting Paid—Through Pregnancy (opens the original)
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Odicci Alexander-Bennett was in the middle of a softball game when she fell apart. After more than two decades playing the game, she knew what it felt like to make mistakes and recover from them. The inaugural season of the Athletes Unlimited Softball League last summer should have been no different. But in this particular moment—a misstep so small, she doesn’t even remember the specifics of it now—the Chicago Bandits pitcher couldn’t hold it together. “I just started bawling,” Alexander-Bennett
The New York Liberty's Viral Mascot Just Proved There's Room for Two Icons (opens the original)
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For 23 years, in the dog days of New York City summer, an anthropomorphic golden retriever named Maddie patrolled the sidelines at Madison Square Garden. As the emphatic hype-dog of one of the WNBA’s original franchises, the New York Liberty, she hopped letter to letter across the team name painted on the court, leading fans in the "Gotta Get Up" anthem. Then, in 2021, the Liberty changed ownership, changed boroughs, and changed mascots. Ellie the Elephant arrived in Brooklyn, and Maddie elegant
The Portland Fire's New Locker Room Has a Glam Lounge, Spa Feel—and a Bigger Purpose (opens the original)
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It's not supposed to be revolutionary. It's not even supposed to be remarkable. But the Kaiser Permanente Performance Center in Hillsboro, Oregon, shared by first-year WNBA expansion team the Portland Fire and the three-time NWSL champion Portland Thorns, is setting a new standard for what infrastructure in women's sports can look like. At the new practice facility, space for self-care and personal expression hold equal importance to the courts, fields, and weights—an understanding that to feel
Why Allisha Gray Wears Goggles During WNBA Games (opens the original)
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Allisha Gray’s signature accessory came from an injury she never saw coming. While at training camp for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics in 3x3 basketball, the WNBA star was on the receiving end of a painful (and accidental) poke in the eye. “It just hurt so bad,” the Atlanta Dream guard tells Women’s Health. She decided to try out protective goggles for the Olympics as a precautionary measure in a super-physical style of basketball. The U.S. team won the gold medal, and Gray found her new on-court armor
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