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The Trailblazers of Women’s Baseball
More than a century before Kelsie Whitmore became the first overall draft pick in the WPBL, women were already making history and paving the way for a new generation of female baseball players to make their mark.
Where To Watch Women’s Pro Sports on TV
Want to watch women’s pro sports but not sure where to begin? Here’s where you can see games for the top five women’s leagues in the United States!
Breaking the Ice: Inside the World of ACHA Women’s Hockey
What makes ACHA hockey different from NCAA hockey, and why are more and more collegiate athletes choosing it as an opportunity to play competitive hockey?
The Photographer’s Angle: Sports Are Supposed To Be Fun
“I've seen so much emphasis placed on winning in college sports and at the levels below them that I sometimes wonder when we lost sight of what sports are supposed to offer in the first place.”
“I Can Do That. I WILL Do That.”: Nadia Zamoida on Finding Her Place in Sports Photography
“I came into this to, yes, make the athletes I work with happy, but I was also doing this to make myself happy, to allow myself to be creative, and to make a mark on the sports world with my work.”
Story in Photos: Providence College Women’s Hockey Wins Home Opener; Shuts Out Sacred Heart 3-0
Freshman Mallory Hartl picks up her first college shutout
Five Questions with Kelsey Blair
A junior at Dean College in Franklin, MA, Blair plays defense for Dean’s field hockey team.
The Unsung Heroes
Behind every athlete is a collection of people who have invested their time, energy, money, and love to show their support to the women who continue to push their respective sports forward.
The Photographer’s Angle: More Than Points
The scoreboard tells us who won. The box score tells us who scored. As a sports photographer with hundreds of games under his belt, I’ve learned the moments that matter most have nothing to do with the stats. Here’s the moments I’ve loved photographing from the sidelines.
Brief Thoughts: The Impact of Title IX and Women’s Sports
It’s easy to forget just how recently girls were given the opportunity to play organized sports. When Title IX was passed, fewer than 300,000 girls participated in high school sports; today, that number is over 3 million.
Hayley Kelleher is Reimagining Hockey Safety with Slice Guard
What began as a classroom assignment has become one of the most ambitious safety innovations in hockey. Union College forward Hayley Kelleher shares the story behind Slice Guard, from entrepreneurship competitions and prototype development to building a company with one goal: making the game safer for players at every level.
Waiting For Her Moment: The Journey of Brittnie Brooks
Brittnie Brooks is building big moments with some of the industry’s biggest names; her biggest one still waiting just beyond the curtain.
Five Questions with Riley Frickleton
URI Softball’s Riley Frickleton headlines the first ever Five Questions.
The Long Game
Avery Vale-Cruz came to URI chasing a childhood promise. Now, she’s balancing Division I softball, a demanding academic career, and a future she’s determined to build.
The Photographer’s Angle: The Sydnee Ramos Celebration
One Photo. One Story. The photographs that mean the most aren't always the ones with perfect light or the most creative composition. They're the photographs that tell the story without needing a single word.
Homecoming for Reale
Sunday, July 5, marked the debut of Boston Legacy's newest player, Lilly Reale. While she is new to the Legacy, she is certainly not new to the Boston area.
Story in Photos: Boston Legacy FC and Bay FC End in a 2-2 Draw.
This match marked the Boston debut of Lilly Reale.
Finally a League of Their Own
While the Women's Professional Baseball League is making history by becoming the first professional women's baseball league in the United States since 1954, its impact reaches far beyond the inaugural season. For many players, the league represents something generations of women have never had—a place to continue playing the sport they love at the professional level.
From Uncertainty to Opportunity: The Rise of RI Rogues FC
When the RI Reds FC folded, soccer player Shannen Pelletier found herself facing a difficult question: what would happen to women's semi-professional soccer in Rhode Island?
She waited for someone else to step forward. Eventually, she realized no one was coming. "I had only two choices," Pelletier said. "Step up and build it myself, or accept that semi-professional women's soccer in Rhode Island was over."
She could not accept that.
Where Dreams Meet Opportunity: Inside the 2026 PWHL Draft
June 17 will see the Fox Theatre in Detroit, Michigan, host the 2026 PWHL Draft. This year, a record 235 players have declared for the draft, including 23 Olympic athletes.