A 2023 Deloitte survey found that 69% of women who earn more than $100,000 per year and are in leadership roles played competitive sports—and 85% of women who played sports say the skills they ...

At a recent taping at AT&T’s El Segundo studios, the Toyota Feature segment was devoted to bass fishing champion Kristine ...

After decades spent making sure women have access and support to play sports, there’s now a politically loaded debate over who is considered a woman – a motivating issue for Republicans over ...

In 1972 there were just over 300,000 women and girls playing high school and college sports in the United States, and female athletes received only 2 percent of college athletic budgets and barely ...

A study last year found that of sports science research involving more than 12 million participants, just 6% focused exclusively on women.

The fight to defend women's sports continues. Another top college athlete has joined in the lawsuit against the NCAA over Title IX complaints. They are trying to keep athletics safe.

The lessons girls learn playing sports — teamwork, leadership, dedication, resilience — carry over into adulthood, with Ernst & Young finding that 94% of women at the C-suite level played sports.

Before 1972, when Congress passed Title IX, forbidding sex-based discrimination in sports, about 30,000 women played college sports. About 294,000 girls were playing high school sports in 1971 ...