Rachel Axon

Togethxr and iHeartMedia on Thursday are launching “Everyone Watches Women's Sports,” a weekly audio and video podcast.

The AUSL is mic'ing up players in the field, and it's finding that the insights and banther they're providing is paying off. Also: Data on women's sports on YouTube and a look at the major stories shaping women's sports so far in 2026.

We love to see it! for the July 2, 2026, SBJ Women's Sports newsletter is about a store dedicated soley to women's soccer, Foudy's in Manchester, U.K. It's named after pioneering U.S. soccer player Julie Foudy.

These are the women's sports stories resonating from the first half of the year, from sponsorship discoveries to filling gaps in media coverage.

If you want in-game access, AUSL has cracked the code. While Athletes Unlimited has been mic’ing up players since it launched in 2020, the feature has shined during the AUSL’s second season.

The IOC will allow Russian athletes to compete again following a decision by its executive board on Tuesday to provisionally lift the suspension of the Russian Olympic Committee (ROC) that has been in place since early 2022, when the country invaded Ukraine. The organization had maintained that suspension through the Paris and Milan Cortina Olympic Games.

The IOC executive board on Tuesday voted to change the Winter Games program for 2030 to add three new disciplines and 16 events while cutting Nordic combined.

Building on its title sponsorship of the WNBA All-Star Game, AT&T is planning fan activations throughout the weekend in Chicago.

LA28 has long been on the clock to deliver its Games, and now it has just two years to go.

Event in Las Vegas meant to honor U.S. women athletes this week Who's laughing now?