The National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics on Monday voted to bar transgender women from competing in women’s sports competitions. NAIA’s Council of Presidents unanimously voted in ...

After an average of 18.7 million fans tuned in to watch South Carolina defeat Iowa for the women's college basketball championship ... T-shirt for LSU and the blue and yellow T-shirt for UCLA ...

BRISTOL, Conn. -- South Carolina's victory over Caitlin Clark and Iowa in the women's NCAA championship game Sunday had a preliminary audience average of 18.7 million on ABC and ESPN. The only ...

The National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics ruled Monday that only athletes assigned female at birth can compete in NAIA women's athletics, a policy that was previously applied in ...

It was a very different season for women’s college basketball, thanks to Caitlin Clark and a host of other fantastic players and storylines, which culminated in the Iowa-South Carolina final on ...

The topic has nonetheless become a hot-button issue among conservative groups and others who believe transgender athletes should not be allowed to compete on girls' and women's sports teams.

The National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) banned transgender athletes from competing in women’s sports on Monday. The NAIA said it supported "fair and safe competition for all ...

Interest in the sport is on the rise. While the 2023-2024 women's college basketball season may be over, the rise in interest in the sport is just beginning. Women's basketball had a record ...

SCIENCE. THANKS, JESSICA. WELL, ECLIPSE ANTICIPATION WAS OVERSHADOWED IN IOWA TODAY. THE WOMEN’S BASKETBALL TEAM’S HISTORIC RUN CAME TO A CLOSE. THEY LOST IN THE NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP TO SOUTH ...

That means the game qualifies as the second most-watched women’s sporting event ever on U.S. television behind only the 2015 Women’s World Cup Final in July 2015, which grabbed 25.4 million ...

CLEVELAND — Despite huge TV ratings and unprecedented attention for women’s basketball, teams in the NCAA Tournament don’t cash in like their male counterparts. NCAA president Charlie Baker ...

Women's basketball has always been here and we've always had fans, but now a larger audience is appreciating what makes us unique. For men, if you're a star, you play in college for a year or two ...