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“We just chipped away and chipped away.” Georgia Woolley developed her game in Australia before joining Felisha Legette-Jack’s University at Buffalo program in 2021. Now, she’s a top-scoring threat for the Orange.

NCAA president Charlie Baker continued the reshaping of leadership roles in the association on Friday, naming Brian Higgins senior vice president of business performance and Kevin Lennon senior vice president for policy and governance.

The National Christian School Athletic Association named Grace Christian’s Sarah Strong as its 2022-23 Girls’ Division 2 Basketball National Player of the Year recently. Strong has now won this national

25 Years Later, Harvard’s NCAA Tournament Upset of Stanford Lives On | Sports | The Harvard Crimson

As the nation reeled from another school shooting, the players met for about an hour at the White House and discussed the continued gun violence, among other topics.

In 1998, then-16th seed Harvard, led by Allison Feaster, became the first NCAA Tournament team—male or female—to knock off a No. 1 seed when they defeated Stanford.

Candace Parker will make history as the first woman to act as a color commentator for the NBA All-Star Game in its 72-year history.

It’s been 50 years since Title IX was passed. Where do we stand when it comes to parity in women sports? We talk to women at the top of their game then and...

Just before the start of her eighth WNBA season, Allison Feaster learned she was pregnant. "I was ecstatic. We were ecstatic," Feaster says. "But at the same time, you have to really consider the professional ramifications of being pregnant."

/PRNewswire/ -- Today, VistaPrint, the Boston Celtics Shamrock Foundation, and NAACP announced the next cohort of recipients from the Power Forward Small...