Meet the Voters: Women’s Pro Basketball 2026

Andrew Haubner is the Editor-in-Chief and lead columnist for No Cap Space WBB, a sports media co-op composed of five journalists covering women’s basketball. He is a 10-year veteran of broadcast news, working primarily in local TV and has covered women’s basketball at the college level since 2014 and the WNBA since 2019. Their mission is to build a creator-driven, storytelling-centric media outlet for women’s basketball rooted in coverage equity. Some of their best work has been their investigative reporting into the Chicago Sky and Dallas Wings’ practice facility investments, their historical profile series called The Legendarium and the growth of their YouTube channel, which is nearing 10,000 subscribers. Outside of reporting on the game, Andrew loves being in an arena for a matchup with stakes. “There is a buzz in there unlike any other.”

Chynna Bozeman is a former collegiate basketball player and NCAA Division I women’s basketball coach, now serving as the host of the Let Her Cook podcast, where she provides film breakdowns, player analysis, and in-depth coverage of the WNBA. Her background in coaching and player development brings a basketball-first perspective to evaluating the game’s top talent.

Myles Ehrlich is the co-host of the WNBA podcast, Pull Up with Myles and Owen. He’s been a credentialed WNBA reporter dating back to 2020, primarily on the New York Liberty beat, and his writing has been featured in WSLAM, Flagrant Magazine, Complex, Winsidr, and more. With a background in creative writing, Myles primarily engages in the media space with a storytelling lens. When not consuming the WNBA, he’s probably consuming pizza.

Robby, Mell, and Rollie are three friends with a shared passion for basketball who came together to create a platform dedicated to uplifting and amplifying the women’s game and their stories. They also give women’s basketball fans a place to go after the latest games and hear honest conversations. While they teach, they also make sure their listeners leave entertained.

Robin Lundberg is a veteran sports media personality and writer who has covered some of the biggest stories in sports for nearly two decades. After working at ESPN and Sports Illustrated, he became a leading voice in the evolving women’s basketball landscape through his coverage of the WNBA on Women’s Fastbreak On SI and Indiana Fever On SI.

Today, he channels his experience into a dynamic new chapter as a sports entrepreneur, leading and developing a range of innovative ventures across the industry.He operates a fast-growing YouTube channel dedicated to WNBA coverage, hosts shows on SiriusXM’s Mad Dog Radio and Pro Wrestling Nation 24/7. He is also the author of Caitlin Clark: From the Logo, forthcoming from Insight Editions.

Terry Horstman is a writer and editor who covers the Minnesota Lynx for The IX Sports. He earned an MFA in creative writing at Hamline University and his work has been published by Flagrant Magazine, Taco Bell Quarterly, and The McNeese Review, among others; and he is the recipient of a 2024 ‘Best of the Net’ nomination from The Twin Bill. Terry is a co-founding editor of the sports-themed literary magazine the Under Review, a co-host of the Lynx Happy Hour and Belligerent Beavs podcasts, and he’s currently at work on a soon-to-be-titled Lynx book with University of Minnesota Press. He lives and writes in Northeast Minneapolis.

The MidMajors Podcast is hosted by former NCAA Division I basketball players Tacarra Barnes and Courtney Lumpkin. Tacarra played at Tennessee Tech University from 2008–2012, while Courtney played at Morehead State University from 2008–2012. As former mid-major athletes, they created The MidMajors Podcast to spotlight the stories, players, and programs that often don’t receive the national attention they deserve while also covering the biggest topics across women’s college basketball and the WNBA.

Since launching in August 2025, The MidMajors Podcast has quickly become a growing voice in the women’s basketball media space, building a community of nearly 6,000 subscribers in less than one year. Known for their authentic conversations, player-focused analysis, and deep understanding of the game, Tacarra and Courtney provide informed coverage of NCAA Women’s Basketball, mid-major programs, recruiting, the transfer portal, and the WNBA.

As former Division I athletes, media personalities, and passionate advocates for women’s basketball, they bring a unique perspective that combines firsthand playing experience with thoughtful analysis. Their mission is to elevate women’s basketball at every level while providing fans, athletes, coaches, and industry professionals with credible, engaging, and insightful coverage of the sport.

The Pulse of Women’s Basketball. By the Fans, For the Fans.