Women In Sports

Women's Basketball Is Having A Moment. There's Just 1 Problem.

There's a double standard in how we talk about these athletes.
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Women's Basketball Is Having A Moment. There's Just 1 Problem.

There's a double standard in how we talk about these athletes.
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Women's NCAA Title Beats The Men's Championship In Ratings For First Time Ever

The audience for the national women's title game was up 90% over last year.
By JOE REEDY, AP

Michelle Obama Becomes Latest Voice To Push For Equal Pay In Women’s Sports

The former first lady spoke on the 50th anniversary of equal prize money at the U.S. Open, honoring tennis legend and equal pay advocate Billie Jean King.
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Moroccan Soccer Player Makes History At Women's World Cup

Nouhaila Benzina wore a hijab on the pitch, a world first for such a senior female soccer player.
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Brittney Griner Wouldn't Be Home If Not For Black Women

Black women created real change in what felt like a hopeless situation — and we should all be taking notes.
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All-Female Group Of Referees Will Make History At Men’s World Cup

Stéphanie Frappart, Neuza Back and Karen Diaz are set to oversee Thursday's match between Costa Rica and Germany.
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One Simple Change Could Put Women's Sports On An Equal Playing Field

New research suggests that a small schedule shift could change everything for women's sports — and it won't hurt men, either.
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Here Are Serena Williams' 6 Most Iconic Moments

The tennis star has earned 23 Grand Slam singles titles, winning the U.S. Open six times and the Australian Open seven times.
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ABC To Air NCAA Women’s Basketball Title Game For 1st Time

ESPN has aired NCAA women’s tournament games on ABC for the past two seasons but not the title game.
By Doug Feinberg, AP