#women-in-sports

#women-in-sports

Hattan Alsaif is set to become a key figure in the PFL MENA championships and continues to make waves in women's MMA.

Germaine de Randamie announces her retirement from MMA due to scheduling conflicts, despite hoping for one last fight before December 31, 2024.

Shanelle Dyer aims to establish herself independently in the PFL, aspiring to duplicate Dakota Ditcheva's success while forging her own path.

The WNBA faces unprecedented coaching instability, with seven coaches recently dismissed, reflecting deeper systemic issues within the league.

Ellie the Elephant, the WNBA mascot, champions bold self-expression and creative dance culture, energizing fans and highlighting women's sports.

Racist abuse during the Indiana Fever vs. Connecticut Sun playoff series reflects ongoing issues of racism and online hate in women's sports.

The WNBA is experiencing financial growth, but some players, especially masculine-presenting and Black LGBTQ+ athletes, feel excluded from endorsement opportunities.

Boston's passionate sports culture could support a WNBA team, as shown by successful games like the one hosted at TD Garden.

Katie Taylor controversially retains her title against Amanda Serrano in a closely contested match that highlighted issues with judging and fight tactics.

Katie Taylor is emotionally prepared for her rematch with Amanda Serrano, viewing it as a landmark moment in women's boxing.

Trump aims to limit health care access for transgender individuals and ban trans athletes in women's sports, as outlined in campaign promises.

A lawsuit has been filed against San Jose State University over the inclusion of a transgender athlete in women's volleyball.

Boebert's support for a volleyball team's forfeit against a team with a transgender player fell apart when the team decided to play instead.

Raj Salwan is a commendable choice for Fremont mayor due to his engagement in local issues and understanding of community services.

Trans women and girls deserve to participate in sports, and the real threats to women’s sports stem from funding and abuse, not inclusion.

Kristen Faulkner transformed her career from venture capital to become an Olympic gold medalist in cycling, showcasing the importance of following one's passion.

Kirsten Frattini champions women's cycling coverage and has progressed from grassroots to Deputy Editor at Cyclingnews, reflecting her deep commitment to the sport.

The Hellman Foundation's $2.5 million grant will significantly enhance women's cycling programs in the US.

Rosa Klöser, winner of Unbound Gravel 200, signs with Canyon-SRAM, aiming to progress in road cycling while continuing gravel events.

The 2025 Tour de France Femmes will span nine days and 1,165km, showcasing challenging climbs and landscapes in France.

Grace Brown achieved a historic double victory, winning both the elite women's world time trial title and Olympic title in her final competitive event.

The Bears highlights women's rugby, challenging gender stereotypes and exploring identity within a male-dominated sport.

Ireland narrowly defeated New Zealand 29-27 in a thrilling match, marking a significant upset in women's rugby.

The victory underscores Ireland's remarkable progress and competitiveness in Tier 1 women's rugby.

Deb Henretta leverages her business expertise and passion for rugby to support the Women's Elite Rugby start-up.

Alivia Leatherman has joined Trailfinders Women, bringing her international experience and promising potential to the team.

The collaboration between Ryoko Rain and Angel City Football Club celebrates women's empowerment in sports through a unique, story-driven apparel collection.

Cole Brauer shatters stereotypes in sailing, becoming the youngest and only female participant to compete in the Global Solo Challenge.

Her journey highlights the challenges women face in traditionally male-dominated fields.

Freeride mountain biking gained visibility through the inclusion of women in Rampage, and the Green River Classic emerged as a crucial event in the scene.

Billie Jean King is the first individual female athlete to receive the Congressional Gold Medal, recognizing her contributions to sports and gender equality.

Women have officially been included in the Red Bull Rampage, marking a historic milestone for gender equality in mountain biking.

Hy Money broke gender barriers as the UK's first accredited female sports photographer in a male-dominated field despite facing significant opposition.

Women finally competed in Red Bull Rampage, breaking a long-standing gender barrier in one of the world's biggest mountain-bike competitions.

Proposal #1 is under protest, highlighting concerns about competing against transgender athletes in women's sports.

Jackline Juma is the first woman to coach a men's team in Kenya's top flight, facing sexism but determined to succeed.

Livvy Dunne exemplifies the impact of NIL reforms for female athletes, ranking as a top earner with $4 million in brand deals.

Women remain underrepresented in leadership roles within college athletics despite occupying a significant percentage of entry-level positions.

Women should not be forced to compromise their beliefs to play football in the UK.

Sonia Bompastor's strong personality and drive to succeed in football were shaped by her early experiences of overcoming gender-based prejudices.

The 2024 Ballon d'Or in Paris introduces Coach of the Year awards for both men and women. A significant recognition in football.

Alanna Kennedy highlights how past disappointments motivated Manchester City to qualify for the UEFA Women's Champions League group stage this season.

Jessica Campbell became the first female assistant coach in NHL history, symbolizing hope for greater representation of women in the sport.

Jessica Campbell's coaching career accelerated unexpectedly through NHL players' support during the pandemic, leading her to become the first woman to coach at men's world championships.

Jessica Campbell made history as the first female assistant coach in NHL history during the Kraken's opening night on October 8, 2024.

Injury concerns shadow Capitals' good game; Chychrun early exit raises questions.

Dylan McIlrath's perseverance pays off as he finds his place in the NHL.

Hendrix Lapierre takes a mental health break after a slow start this season.

PWHL's Season #2 kickoff suggests promising growth and interest in women's hockey.

The first women's competition at Red Bull Rampage sets a new historic milestone in mountain biking.

The participation of transgender women in female sports poses safety and fairness concerns, compromising opportunities for biological female athletes.

Lauren Holtkamp-Sterling retired from NBA officiating due to knee issues, prioritizing her long-term health over her career.

Jess Fishlock's international future is independent of Euro 2025 qualification; she values her career's journey over its outcome.

The Pixel FC Academy supports women pursuing careers in sports media by providing training and mentorship opportunities in a previously male-dominated industry.

The GIST reached one million newsletter subscribers, showcasing the demand for equitable sports coverage.

The New York Liberty's WNBA Championship victory is celebrated with the city's first-ever women's sports parade, highlighting the team's significance in women's sports.

The New York Liberty won their first WNBA championship, prompting a ticker-tape parade in New York City this Thursday.

Sophia Smith is a prolific striker, pivotal in the US Olympic success, showcasing exceptional performance in both international and club football.

The San Diego Wave faces a lawsuit alleging discrimination and harassment, challenging the club's image as a woman-led, progressive organization.

Seb Hines became the first black manager to win a trophy in the NWSL, emphasizing diversity and equality in coaching.

Christen Press scored her first NWSL goal in 28 months, marking a significant comeback after multiple ACL surgeries.