Women in Sports

Rutgers basketball coach C. Vivian Stringer is on the verge of becoming the fifth women's head coach to reach the 1,000 win mark

Opting out means not just believing in ourselves, but going one step further: betting on ourselves.

We need to make sure that sport is not a welcoming place for somebody that's going to be abusing athletes.

The Mystics are a great team. We’re a great team. This is going to be a great, great WNBA Finals.

Today is a very proud day for me. I’m proud to be a surfer. Proud to be a female surfer.

If you have a high enough caliber of shooter.… I mean, they can dictate how the entire game is played. A great shooter can dominate. And most of all: a great sh

Here are the five best young guns in these WNBA playoffs — plus two more who you’re going to be hearing from again, real soon.

I had thought about my dad dying, but I had never thought about his death. There’s a difference.

Maybe I’ll really get into a few and outdrive some of the guys. I’ll definitely be swinging as hard as possible. You can count on that.

I called a bunch of coaches in men’s soccer. They told me that there was no way I was ever going to play on a men’s team. They were wrong.

I get one more opportunity to head into the defining racing venue of my career with a single, achievable goal: Win.

If men’s football can thrill and inspire people, women’s football can, too.

Training to land the triple axel takes both physical and mental toughness. At the 2018 Winter Olympics in PyeongChang, Mirai Nagasu became the first American wo

Even if how it all came together wasn’t exactly the way I would have liked, I realize now that this is the perfect way for me to finish.

As long as I have world-class basketball left in me, I want to be playing it in the league that inspired me to be a world-class basketball player to begin with.

Getting drafted to play pro soccer was the fulfillment of a lifelong dream. But there’s a bit more to the story than just that.

I tell them, “My granny Joanne, she was 5' 10", but with a 6' 2" attitude.”

I wasn't allowed to read my statement in court. This is what I wanted to say.

Fifty-four years ago, I got away with a crime.

I haven’t told many people. I don’t talk about my feelings much — so this is uncomfortable.

I hope this isn't going to be received as another feel-good story about a poor kid who made it out of the hood.

Believe in yourself. Believe in your instinct. And you’ll find out just why God has given you this talent.

Before my first match back from suspension, it seemed like everyone in my life only wanted to know one thing.

We’re playing for those who came before us, who sacrificed so that we could play this game on equal footing. We’re playing for those who will come after us, so