Before the WNBA existed, women were already playing.
Competing. Traveling. Winning.

In this episode of the WNBA Card Podcast, Katelyn sits down with Cindy Dick (@giantlegends_, founder of On Her Mark and one of the most respected voices in vintage women’s sports cards.

They explore women’s basketball cards from the 1920s through the early 1990s. Chocolate cards. Employer league teams. College sets. International releases. Cards that existed when opportunity was limited and visibility was rare.

This conversation connects the dots between history, representation, and collecting.
Why these cards matter.
What they tell us about the game before the league.
And why understanding this era changes how you look at modern WNBA cards.

If you collect women’s basketball, this episode gives you context you cannot skip.

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