While some of the brightest stars in the NFL found their footing in Week 2, others stand on shockingly shaky ground, proving this will be a season full of surprises.

The short and spicy best-of-three first round WNBA playoffs delivered the heat this weekend, with one squad already punching their ticket to the semis and the others on the edge of first-round glory.

The Football Association (FA) — English soccer’s governing body — has asked the Premier League (EPL) to fund a $31M relaunch of the Women's Super League (WSL).

With more shifting power dynamics than Succession, the top dogs of this century’s most dominant football conference, the SEC, continued to look overwhelmingly average this Saturday, while its less successful teams ran the show.

From back-to-back barnburners to huge upsets to (more) record-breaking crowds, the gals gave us everything this weekend.

But things are just getting started as the rest of the first-round matchups get underway tonight.

Fridays call for celebration, so here’s a breakdown of the eye-popping women’s sports viewership numbers that trickled out over the last week.

Yesterday, New York Liberty general manager (GM) Jonathan Kolb received the 2023 WNBA Basketball Executive of the Year award, and for good reason: he helped create an Avengers-level superteam that has majorly contributed to the team’s on-court and off-court success.

Nigerian international Ashleigh Plumptre signed with Saudi Arabia’s Women’s Premier League team Al-Ittihad on Wednesday, becoming the first WSL star to sign with the eight-team league as it enters its second season.

Nonconference action was a blast, but conference play, which got underway last night, is where the real fun begins.

In spite of NIL naysayers’ predictions, ratings and parity are at an all-time high, so steel yourself for another chaotic Saturday.

This milestone marks a crucial culture change for women's sports and should have positive reverberations across the new league.