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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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    Canada Soccer Threatened to Sue Women’s Team Over Strike
    Canada’s women’s national soccer team has called off a strike.
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    The Growing Gender Disparity In Power 5 Coaching Salaries
    The average men’s coaching salary is growing faster than women’s coaching salaries.
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    History-Making HBCU Gymnastics Team To Star In Documentary
    Fisk University women’s gymnastics team recently competed in its first-ever event.
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    Report: NWSL Expanding League With Three New Franchises
    The NWSL Commissioner is following through on her promise.
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    Top WNBA Prospect Haley Jones Is Using NIL To Elevate WBB
    Jones is launching a women’s basketball podcast with The Players’ Tribune.
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    Advocacy Group Asks DOE To Fix Gender Inequities In NIL
    The Drake Group suggested the DOE confirm that Title IX applies to certain NIL deals.
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    NIL Collectives Are Slacking On Supporting Women’s Sports
    Only 34% of existing collectives offered compensation to women’s sports.
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    March Madness Could Reach 90 Teams
    An NCAA committee proposed expanding March Madness, more money for women’s sports.
    South Carolina women's basketball player puts up a contested shot
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    Federal Lawmakers Introduce Bill To Strengthen Title IX
    It would effectively make the NCAA subject to Title IX.
    The U.S. will host three international soccer tournaments in the next three years.
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    FIFA Expands Club World Cup, Adds Women’s Competition
    The 2025 Club World Cup will have 32 teams.