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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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    Chelsea team celebrates after winning FA's Women's Super League
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    Emerging Women’s Super League Could Seek $123M in Funding
    The WSL board is close to reengaging investment bank Rothschild.
    Woman tracks shot while playing in the LPGA tour 
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    PGA, LPGA to Restart Mixed Event After 24-Year Hiatus
    The QBE Shootout will convert into a mixed-team event for 2023.
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    LPGA Tour Prize Money Will Exceed $100M For First Time
    The news comes as sponsorship investment has increased exponentially.
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    Women’s Sports Surge Continues As NWSL Sets Attendance Records
    The NWSL set records in back-to-back playoff games on Sunday.
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    Report: Endorsements in Women’s Sports Grew 20% YoY
    Among athletes, Alex Morgan took the top spot with 27 endorsement deals.
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    Report: NWSL, U.S. Soccer ‘Repeatedly Failed’ to Protect Players
    Lengthy independent report details “emotional abuse and sexual misconduct” in NWSL.
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    DePaul Implementing Women’s Sports Fee on MBB Tickets
    The program is implementing a $1 charge on men’s basketball tickets.
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    Billie Jean King, Kevin Durant Back Pro Volleyball League
    It’s no surprise that a professional volleyball initiative has caught investor attention.
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    U.K. Doubles Women’s Sports Viewership From 2021
    Between January and July, 36.1 million people watched women’s sports.
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    Meta Doubles Down on Women’s Sports with Latest NIL Program
    The social media giant will provide education to 30 women’s sports athletes.