The hunt for the first NCAA ’ship of 2023–24 is officially on, so lock in your brackets, and let’s dive in.

For the second consecutive year, the earnings from the World Cup of women’s tennis are on par with the Davis Cup, the men’s equivalent.

Before women’s hockey’s brightest stars take the ice for PWHL training camp on November 15th, Team Canada and Team USA’s best drop the puck on the fourth edition of the Rivalry Series, a seven-game exhibition matchup between these bitter foes.

Cross country and men’s soccer haven’t reached their national championships yet, but this week’s postseason results will determine who earns an automatic natty berth and who must cross their fingers for an at-large bid.

The GIST sat down with 18-time Grand Slam singles tennis champion and former WTA president Chris Evert to discuss her financial journey, why it’s so important for women (athletes and non-athletes alike) to take control of their finances, and what she sees next in women’s sports. Game, set, here we go.

If this weekend’s buffet of conference tournament title games gave you a hardware hangover, buckle up — that was just the beginning, as the field hockey and women’s soccer national tourneys begin this week.

Although the UK saw declining viewership numbers in domestic soccer and cricket matches, British viewers were chuffed to watch international women’s sporting events as 2023 saw record audiences across several sports.

And happy start of the college basketball season! It’s time to get’cha head in the game.

After last night’s thrilling semis showdowns, two retiring football legends are set to meet in Saturday’s NWSL Championship, but only one can end their career with a title.

There’s nothing more intense than November football, and this Saturday was no exception.

Saudi Arabia is following up its World Cup win with another tournament play — this time, beginning talks with IMG to take over the Miami Open or Mutua Madrid Open.

Woah, we’re just about halfway there, with nine weeks of regular-season NFL action nearly done and dusted.