#womens-sports

#womens-sports

Trump's executive order bans transgender athletes from women's sports, emphasizing federal funding repercussions for non-compliance.

Trump's executive order bans transgender women from women’s sports, reinforcing the GOP's stance on transgender issues and Title IX enforcement.

The House approved a bill barring transgender women from female sports, driven by political motivations amidst a divided Congress.

House Republicans passed a bill to prohibit transgender girls from competing in girls' sports, emphasizing the protection of women's sports despite low participation rates.

For the first time in NCAA volleyball history, both championship teams are coached by women.

Emma Hayes aims to build a sustainable program for the US women's national team that aims for long-term success beyond just winning.

Sam Mewis's podcast 'The Women's Game' is one of the most listened-to in women's soccer, showcasing a fresh approach to sports media.

Jenna Nighswonger joins Arsenal, realizing her dream of playing in England after a successful NWSL and Olympic career.

Bay FC is shifting focus to building on its rookie season success as it enters the second season in the NWSL.

Jen Beattie announced her retirement after an 18-year career, feeling it was the right time despite knowing she could continue playing.

Reebok partners with the WNBA to uplift women's basketball culture and support its athletes through inspiring products and collaborations.

The WNBA is the fastest-growing brand in professional sports in 2024, with 26% of U.S. adults identifying as fans.

Philadelphia's bid for a WNBA team poses significant challenges for the Washington Mystics' future.

Nashville aims to bring a WNBA team in 2028, named Tennessee Summitt, supported by a star-studded investor group.

The WNBA is poised for significant change, highlighted by early contract negotiations and potential blockbuster trades, setting the tone for upcoming seasons.

Monica Wright Rogers appointed as first GM of Toronto Tempo, WNBA's new expansion team launching in 2026.

Anna van der Breggen returns to cycling, focusing on enjoyment and teamwork rather than winning races.

Chloé Dygert is thriving in her early season performances, achieving consistent results and improved health after years of setbacks.

Ally Wollaston won the Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race with a late sprint, marking her second victory in four days.

Zoe Bäckstedt is focused on a successful Spring Classics campaign, especially aiming for Paris-Roubaix after overcoming challenges from her previous season.

Noemi Rüegg won the 2025 Women's Santos Tour Down Under, successfully defending her title against strong competition.

Lucinda Stewart won both the U23 and elite titles at her first race with the Liv AlUla Jayco team, marking an extraordinary debut.

Claressa Shields made history by becoming the first boxer to be an undisputed champion in three weight classes.

Danielle Perkins aims to become the first women's undisputed heavyweight champion despite an inconsistent career and challenges faced.

Caroline Dubois is ambitious, aiming for titles in three weight divisions before 30, and wants to establish her own legacy in boxing.

London is set to host significant women's sports events in 2025, including record-setting competitions and historic matches.

Chelsea's transfer strategy solidifies their dominance in the WSL and enhances their Champions League competitiveness.

UEFA's 2025 Women's European Championship prize fund exceeds €41 million, doubling that of the previous edition, with mandates for player compensation.

Millie Bright sets record for Women's Super League wins with 128 victories after Chelsea's 5-0 win over West Ham.

Arsenal and Chelsea prepare for a crucial London derby, focusing on mentality and composure to achieve victory.

Four River Plate women's team players released after arrest for alleged racial slur; under court appearance conditions until case resolution.

Black Americans are influential sports viewers with a strong impact on women's basketball growth.

Sports marketing is becoming increasingly crowded, making it difficult for brands to differentiate themselves.

2024 was a slam dunk year for women's sports with increased visibility and sponsorship.

Texas AG Ken Paxton sues NCAA to block transgender athletes in women's sports, claiming it's misleading and violates consumer protection laws.

John Cook retires after a successful 25-season tenure, handing over Nebraska volleyball to former player Dani Busboom Kelly.

Former Western Oregon women's basketball players have alleged abuse by coaches in a lawsuit seeking $28 million.

Societal pressures often hold girls back in sports, but a shift in attitudes and role models is fostering change.

Women's football match in Bangladesh cancelled due to vandalism by religious school students protesting against the event.

Aryna Sabalenka advanced to the Australian Open final, aiming to achieve three consecutive titles—an accomplishment last seen in 1999.

Expect thrilling moments in the 2025 women's NCAA Tournament as teams compete fiercely.

The Sirens are ready to establish their presence in New York hockey.

Unrivaled's success as a women's basketball league remains to be seen in 2025.

Coco Gauff's remarkable earnings signal a bright future in women's tennis.

The Golden State Valkyries seek to break the mold for new WNBA franchises.

Wales will debut at the Women's Euros 2025, with their matches aired live on BBC and ITV.

England's women's cricket team is struggling significantly after losing four matches in quick succession in Australia.

Ilona Maher's signing has dramatically increased ticket sales for the Bristol Bears women's team, setting a new attendance record.

Ilona Maher aims to integrate seamlessly into the USA 15s rugby team to compete in the Rugby World Cup this year.

Texas Democrats Vicente Gonzalez and Henry Cuellar supported legislation banning trans women and girls from competing in women's sports.

Riley Gaines asserts that Democrats who oppose the bill are exaggerating concerns about gender inspections, while she champions the Protection of Women's Sports Act.

Ottawa Charge struggled against Toronto Sceptres' intensity, resulting in a 4-2 loss despite a strong performance from their goaltender.

New York's Sirens achieved a 4-2 victory over Toronto, showcasing strong fan support and critical power play execution.

Rikki's is a new sports bar in the Castro dedicated to promoting women's sports, addressing the gap in viewing options for fans.

A new lesbian bar, Rikki's, will open in San Francisco's Castro District, aimed at promoting visibility for women's sports.

The Ladies League, Australia's first women's sports bar, will close permanently in January 2025 due to economic challenges.

Despite its strong community and events, the venue couldn't sustain financial viability outside live sports events.

Lucinda Brand has completed 32 consecutive podium finishes in cyclocross, showcasing her dominance and consistency in the sport.

Katie Clouse aims for her first elite cyclocross gold at the USA Cycling Cyclocross National Championships, facing intense competition.

Katherine Sarkisov won the women's U23 national title after a dramatic finish involving crashes and a video review that affected the race outcome.

Stanford women's basketball is struggling this season, highlighted by their loss to Ohio State, while UCLA continues to dominate despite missing a key player.

Kiyomi McMiller's transition from high school star to collegiate athlete marks a significant step for Rutgers women's basketball.

The NCAA volleyball tournament's regional round featured unexpected challenges and standout performances from both established and emerging stars.

All four No. 1 seeds reached the NCAA women's volleyball final four, underscoring the competitiveness and talent of the teams.

This year marks a unique opportunity for newer teams like Louisville and Pitt to vie for their first national championships.