Hannah Withiam is the Managing Editor for Just Women's Sports, where she covers a wide range of topics related to women's sports. With a passion for storytelling and a focus on the achievements and experiences of female athletes, Hannah brings a unique perspective to her articles, providing insightful analysis and engaging narratives.
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Hannah Withiam's coverage is primarily focused on women's basketball, particularly the WNBA and NCAA. Her articles often feature event coverage and private sector announcements related to these topics.
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Additionally, she may welcome pitches that cover private sector announcements relevant to women's basketball organizations or highlight significant developments within the sport.
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By: Hannah Withiam
We're back this week with more results and data to use in our evaluation of all 12 teams in the WNBA.
Elena Delle Donne was driving in her car in September when a familiar, unwelcome sensation gave her pause.
By: Hannah Withiam
We've brought you our preseason power rankings , the storylines we'll be following and the five players with the most breakout potential this season.
Emily Syverud barely had time to celebrate last year when she received the $150,000 grand prize for winning the inaugural Just Women's Sports x DICK'S Sporting Goods March Madness Bracket Challenge.
By: Hannah Withiam
MINNEAPOLIS — Before UConn's two games in Bridgeport, the ones they needed to win to earn a 14th straight trip to the Final Four, the players took time to ruminate on the season they'd had.
By: Hannah Withiam
BRIDGEPORT, Conn. — Niele Ivey doesn't like to waste time. It took her four days after being named the new head coach of Notre Dame women's
By: Hannah Withiam
MINNEAPOLIS — Aliyah Boston was in high demand after the buzzer sounded and hordes of people rushed the court to celebrate South Carolina's triumph Sunday night.
BRIDGEPORT, Conn. — In the days after Paige Bueckers went down with a tibial plateau fracture in her knee in early December, and it was determined
LSU is one triple-digit win away from tying the all-time NCAA women's basketball record for consecutive 100-plus-point games, starting off their season with five blowout wins.
By: Hannah Withiam
Geno Auriemma clarified his comments Wednesday on the physical play in UConn's 81-77 loss to No. 1 South Carolina on Sunday.
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