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The NHL's Secret Weapon? Women's Figure Skaters (Seriously)

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After a decorated figure skating career that included a pairs world championship in 1984 and a stint as a TV analyst in her native Canada, Barbara Underhill was back on the ice in 2010. And in Foxborough, Massachusetts, of all places. She had arrived to coach her newest pupil: 6-foot-7, 244-pound New York Rangers forward Brian Boyle. There were no tassels and no sequins, and the 4-foot-11 Underhill definitely wasn't there to teach him how to pirouette. This was all business.
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PWHL's Minnesota Frost re-signs Stecklein, Zumwinkle

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By Kendra Andrews Verified
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Defender Lee Stecklein and forward Grace Zumwinkle are staying put in Minnesota after the PWHL's Frost re-signed both players on Friday. Zumwinkle signed a three-year contract and Stecklein a two-year deal, with both added to Minnesota's protected list in the third phase of the PWHL's expansion process. Each of the existing PWHL teams are allowed to protect three additional players in this phase after initially being allowed to protect three.
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Aussie Nyadiew Puoch ready for WNBA plunge with expansion side Portland Fire

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By Andrea Adelson Verified
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Nyadiew Puoch was dolled up in a designer dress at the WNBA draft in New York when her basketball dream was realised two years ago. Fast forward to early this morning and the 21-year-old was wearing pyjamas while watching the WNBA Expansion Draft on TV from her mum's bed alongside her siblings as she was selected by new franchise Portland Fire.
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IWD: Fairer, safer and more equitable sporting culture for women? Not just yet

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By Kendra Andrews Verified
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With the new year well and truly under way, footy seasons kicking off and the usual monotony of life pulling focus, International Women's Day (IWD) came racing upon me once again, like it does every year. But this time it had me thinking 'What is there left to talk about? Haven't we said it all before? Isn't women's sport already making progress? Isn't it already in the spotlight and garnering more attention than ever before?' This is both true and false at the same time.
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Video and live updates from the 2025 espnW: Women + Sports Summit

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By Alexa Philippou Verified
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From Oct. 28 - 30, the2025 espnW: Women + Sports Summit brings together industry influencers and athletes, including actor Elizabeth Banks, Olympian Ilona Maher, WNBA All-Star Courtney Vandersloot, and more. Missed any of the action? We've got you covered: Tuesday, Oct.
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'I'm a fan': Aussie legend Lauren Jackson heaps praise on Caitlin Clark

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Lauren Jackson couldn't hold back her immense joy when describing her experience watching Caitlin Clark.
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Oklahoma's Sam Landry No. 1 pick in Athletes Unlimited draft

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By Michael Voepel Verified
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Oklahoma pitcher Sam Landry was the No. 1 pick in the 12-player Athletes Unlimited Softball draft Saturday. The Volts, one of four teams in the new league that will begin play June 7, chose the Louisiana-Lafayette transfer. Landry has an 18-3 record and a 1.97 ERA this season. She is a key reason the Sooners are ranked No. 1 in the ESPN/USA Softball and USA Today/NFCA polls heading into the SEC tournament. The Talons chose Arkansas infielder Bri Ellis at No. 2.
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Video and live updates from the 2025 espnW Summit NYC

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On May 1, the 2025 espnW Summit NYC in Brooklyn, NY, at the 1 Hotel Brooklyn Bridge, brings together industry influencers and athletes from Olympic gold medalist and gymnast Jordan Chiles, UCLA Women's Basketball Head Coach Cori Close and more. Missed any of the action?
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Athletes Unlimited Softball League to debut June 7

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By Stephen Holder Verified
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The Athletes Unlimited Softball League plans to play in 10 cities from June 7 to July 23. This will be the first time Athletes Unlimited offers a traditional team-based format for softball. Previously, there have been two seasons each year with individual championships. In the AUSL, the Bandits, Blaze, Talons and Volts will play 24 games each, the league announced in a news release on Monday.
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The Moxie League recognized at espnW Summit with Everyday Hero award

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By Keith Jenkins Verified
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Morgan Crawford loves the game of basketball and its positive impact on young women. As the founder of The Moxie League, whose tagline is "It's more than basketball," Crawford had first-hand experience with what participating in competitive sports does for the development of young women. As a child, she played in her hometown of Mobile, Alabama, and went on to play at Huntingdon College in Montgomery, Alabama.
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