It has been a rough season for former Hawkeye basketball star Kate Martin. Now, she faces an uncertain future in the WNBA as she is officially leaving the Unrivaled league.<\/p>\n
Kate Martin Leaving Unrivaled<\/p>\n
SI.com reports<\/a> that news broke earlier this week that Kate Martin and the Unrivaled league agreed to a mutual contract termination. The move comes after Martin signed a multi-year extension with the three-on-three league back in August. Unrivaled has previously announced that she would be competing during the 2027 winter season.<\/p>\n The former Hawkeye has taken part in Unrivaled’s first two seasons, averaging 8.7 points in 2025 and 6 points in 2026, according to SI.<\/a><\/p>\n WNBA Future Looks Murky<\/p>\n Martin had a tough 2026 season in the WNBA. She was released by Golden State, a team that is currently playing in the WNBA Finals. She then spent time with the Los Angeles Sparks and the Chicago Sky, according to SI<\/a>. Her inability to stick with a team doesn’t bode well for her future in the league.<\/p>\n Where Will Martin Play Next?<\/p>\n One possible reason for the mutual agreement with Unrivaled might be that Martin already has a deal to play overseas. Yahoo reports<\/a> that Project B is an international league that plays during the same time as Unrivaled. Could Martin be signing with a team prior to the league tipping off in January?<\/p>\n One thing is for certain: whoever signs Kate Martin is going to get a smart, tenacious basketball player with plenty of game left!<\/p>\n \u00a0<\/p>\n 10 Unwritten Rules Everyone in Iowa Knows<\/p>\n Every state has its quirks, and Iowa is no exception. Here are 10 unwritten rules of Iowa life that locals know all too well.<\/p>\n