WNFC inks multiyear deal with ESPN for title game as broadcast exposure and sponsorship level up the leagueWNFC inks multiyear deal with ESPN for title game as broadcast exposure and sponsorship level up the league
WNFC inks multiyear deal with ESPN for title game as broadcast exposure and sponsorship level up the league
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June 02, 2026
The Women’s National Football Conference (WNFC) announced a multiyear agreement with ESPN yesterday to broadcast its June 21st championship game live on ESPN2. The league has seen recent growth, mostly thanks to increased media exposure and sponsorship, so we chatted with WNFC advisory board member, commentator, and former player Jennifer King to learn more.
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 Christine Sinclair reflects on her youth soccer career, as Canadian Tire Jumpstart Charities pushes the game forward Christine Sinclair reflects on her youth soccer career, as Canadian Tire Jumpstart Charities pushes the game forward

Ahead of the biggest soccer tournament ever, we have a special treat. In collaboration with our friends at Canadian Tire Jumpstart Charities, today’s episode of The GIST of It features two thrilling conversations about the state of Canadian soccer and how Jumpstart is expanding youth access to pitches across the country.

First, you’ll hear from CanWNT legend Christine Sinclair, who reflects on how youth soccer programs changed her life, before Marco Di Buono, the President of Jumpstart Charities, discusses findings from the latest State of Youth Sport report. She shoots, we score.

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