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northwestern medill '27 | current: @FOS | @swimswamnews writer | former: @insidenu EIC, @delawareonline | opinions are my own | she/her

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Maja Chwalińska Makes French Open Final, Nearly Triples Career Earnings Original

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Before the French Open, Poland’s Maja Chwalińska had just $864,030 in total career earnings. After making the tournament’s final round, she’s set to earn $1,624,000 worth of prize money in just two weeks. Chwalińska, who was WTA’s No. 114-ranked player prior to the French Open, defeated No. 25 Diana Schnaider 7–6, 6–4 in the semifinals, advancing all the way from the qualifying rounds to play for the ultimate trophy.
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Will the PWHL’s Aggressive Expansion Succeed? Original

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After just three seasons, the PWHL has expanded to 12 teams. The professional women’s hockey league is gaining four new markets in San Jose, Las Vegas, Detroit, and Hamilton, Ont. The franchises will join the eight existing clubs for the upcoming 2026–27 season. It took the NHL 50 years to go from 4 to 12 teams between 1917 to 1967. The WNBA got to 12 teams in just two years, but six of the league’s teams folded by 2009. The NWSL spent nine years getting to 12 teams from 2013 to 2022.
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Texas Tech’s Expensive Roster Is Bringing New Fans to College Softball Original

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By Yanyan Li 
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The Women’s College World Series is averaging seven-figure viewership, with Texas Tech leading the way. Its matchups against UCLA and Tennessee peaked at 2 million and 1.9 million viewers respectively, becoming two of the top-five most watched non-championship series WCWS games ever. As the Red Raiders prepare to take on Texas in a rematch of last year’s championship series, the team is bringing in new audiences to college softball—and spending big while doing it.
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