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    Women’s Sports

    Stay updated on the latest developments across the WNBA, NWSL, and NCAA, as well as profiles of trailblazing athletes and the trends shaping the future of women’s sports. Immerse yourself in groundbreaking deals, historic viewership milestones, and captivating stories that highlight the business impact and growing influence of women’s sports.

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    The Australian government will invest $200 million in women's sports amid a successful World Cup run.
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    Australia Commits $200 Million to Women’s Sports to Seize World Cup Momentum
    Australia’s government will invest $200 million in facilties for women’s sports.
    LPGA Tour star Rose Zhang told FOS that potential Saudi investment “definitely could” help grow women’s golf.
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    LPGA’s Rose Zhang Mulls Potential Saudi Investment in Women’s Golf
    Zhang says Saudi investment “definitely could” help grow women’s golf.
    Both the NWSL and WNBA have fined teams for taking unauthorized charter flights.
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    NWSL’s Kansas City Current Fined For Taking Charter Flight
    Both the NWSL and WNBA have fined teams for flying charter.
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    Chicago Cubs, Sky Co-Owner Set To Acquire NWSL’s Red Stars
    Laura Ricketts expands Chicago pro sports empire
    Brink is New Balance's first women's basketball endorser.
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    New Balance Adds Stanford’s Cameron Brink As First Women’s Hoops Ambassador
    Brink is New Balance’s first women’s basketball athlete endorser.
    Las Vegas Aces guard Chelsea Gray looks to drive past New York Liberty forward Jonquel Jones during a game at Barclays Center.
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    Viewership Is Propelling Women’s Sports Betting Interest — and Vice Versa
    At FanDuel, 22 WNBA games have generated handles of $1M or more.
    Women's World Cup
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    Fox Sports And Fox News Have Split Narratives On The World Cup
    Rupert Murdoch’s Fox Corp. is telling two stories about Women’s World Cup.
    The Adidas ball has changed over the years.
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    The Most Advanced Tech at the Women’s World Cup Might Surprise You
    This year’s OCEAUNZ introduces connected ball technology to the women’s game.
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    After Skipping Last World Cup Over Equity Issues, Ada Hegerberg Returns
    The champion of gender equity returns to the World Cup stage.
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    Fox Wants To Cash In On ‘Golden Era’ Of Women’s Sports
    Hoping to capitalize on momentum, Fox Sports has prepared an ambitious plan.