Eric Nemchock is a journalist whose work has appeared in Hashtag Basketball and SB Nation. He specializes in covering women's basketball, with a focus on the WNBA and EuroLeague Women. Eric provides analysis, draft watch, and coverage of players and teams in the women's basketball world.
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Eric Nemchock's coverage is heavily focused on women's basketball, particularly the WNBA and EuroLeague Women. His articles include announcements regarding player performances, draft prospects, and team rosters. If you have insights into up-and-coming players or teams in women’s basketball, or can provide expert analysis of their performance and potential impact on leagues like the WNBA or EuroLeague Women, your pitch would likely resonate with him.
Given his focus on specific events and player performances within women’s basketball leagues, he may be interested in receiving pitches from individuals who are directly involved with these sports such as coaches, players (current or former), scouts, or analysts providing unique perspectives.
While Eric does not specify a geographic focus in his article titles and seems to cover international events related to women's basketball extensively.
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By: Eric Nemchock
The No. 7-seed Phoenix Mercury came back from a large deficit in Game 1 of their opening-round playoff series against the No. 2-seed Minnesota Lynx, but it wasn’t enough to secure an upset. Entering Game 2, both teams know adjustments need to be made.
By: Eric Nemchock
The upcoming WNBA semifinals series between the No. 3-seed Connecticut Sun and No. 2-seed Minnesota Lynx projects to be a highly competitive one, with plenty of scoring and defense on both sides.
By: Eric Nemchock
FIBA’s top perennial international competition is back! EuroLeague Women’s 2024-25 season begins this Tuesday, October 8, and as always, it features some of the best talent in the world.
By: Eric Nemchock
Game 1 of the 2024 WNBA Finals went to the No. 2-seed Minnesota Lynx after a dramatic fourth-quarter comeback. The pressure will now be on the No. 1-seed New York Liberty to even things up on their home court.
By: Eric Nemchock
Fenerbahçe Opet may have a few new faces on its team, but the two-time defending EuroLeague champions are still looking good at the beginning of group play.
By: Eric Nemchock
The New York Liberty have taken the lead over the Minnesota Lynx in the 2024 WNBA Finals, two games to one. One more win, and the Liberty will be champions for the first time in franchise history.
By: Eric Nemchock
It’s still early in the 2024-25 EuroLeague Women season, but Week 3’s matchup between ZVVZ USK Praha and Umana Reyer Venezia will be a must-watch game. Brionna Jones is expected to make her season debut for Praha.
By: Eric Nemchock
Though they fell just short in the WNBA Finals, the 2024 Minnesota Lynx were a shining beacon of selfless play, proving that chemistry and intentional roster construction is just as important to a team’s success as its level of high-end talent.
By: Eric Nemchock
At the halfway point of the first round of group play, two EuroLeague Women clubs remain undefeated: Fenerbahçe Opet and ÇBK Mersin. Can both teams keep it rolling through Week 4?
By: Eric Nemchock
It’s that time of year again! With the NCAAW season about to begin, let’s talk about some players to watch as prospects for the 2025 WNBA Draft.
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