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Opinion: Sedona Prince has left her mark on NCAA Tournament, women’s sports

Sedona Prince’s impact on the NCAA women’s tournament will continue, even if she’s no longer playing in it.

5 years ago

SLATE: All the women’s sports did well on the weekend

All the women’s sports did well this weekend, and the lone men’s team competing fell apart in Stillwater. What a…

5 years ago

Dave Kindred goes back on the beat to cover high school girls basketball

Renowned sportswriter Dave Kindred has covered the biggest moments and brightest stars in sports for more than half a century,…

5 years ago

Megan Rapinoe artfully dismantles the tired rhetoric that anti-trans bills are ‘protecting women’

American soccer star Megan Rapinoe has slammed recent legislation across the US to ban trans kids from participating in school…

5 years ago

UConn Huskies’ Paige Bueckers, South Carolina Gamecocks’ Aliyah Boston among five women’s John R. Wooden Award finalists

All five players were also named to The Associated Press All-America first team earlier this month.

5 years ago

No Longer a ‘Tigress,’ Amari Avery Will Try to Make Augusta Roar

Avery, 17, and her dad once drew attention for their Tiger-and-Earl Woods aspirations. They hope to make a different sort…

5 years ago

Black Figure Skaters See Performing as Their Best Way to Speak Out

As the Black Lives Matter movement advanced, the ice became a platform for athletes who are also artists.

5 years ago

Megan Rapinoe takes issue with Draymond Green’s suggestions on equal pay

Respectfully, do you really think we haven’t been out here asking for more investment more resources more storytelling more branding…

5 years ago

Simone Biles on the Tokyo Olympics and the Outrageously Difficult Vault She Might Try There

She’s been practicing a Yurchenko double pike—a technique no woman has ever landed in competition.

5 years ago

United States’ failure to qualify for Olympics ‘a tragedy’ – Jason Kreis

It's not the US who failed to qualify, it's only the men's team.

5 years ago