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on April 24, 2012 | Comments (11)

After 1,098 wins, eight NCAA National Championships, and 38 seasons, Pat Summitt steps down as the University of Tennessee women's basketball coach.

Five reasons to watch tonight's NCAA Women's Basketball Championships

the linster

on April 3, 2012 | Comments (3)

The coaches, the players, the history.

Homophobia and sexism factor into NCAA coaches getting hired

Lucy Hallowell, Contributing Writer

on April 2, 2012 | Comments (6)

A new article from ESPN’s Outside the Lines discusses why there are even fewer female coaches now than ever and how homophobia factors in.

NCAA Women's Basketball's No.1 seeds not all Number 1 with the gays

Lucy Hallowell, Contributing Writer

on March 13, 2012 | Comments (13)

Does a university's stance on homosexuality matter when rooting for a team in the NCAA tournament?

March Madness Comes to Women's Hockey

Lucy Hallowell, Contributing Writer

on March 9, 2012 | Comments (9)

With two more years until the next Winter Olympics, this weekend may be your best shot to see some of the future stars of women's ice hockey up close.

TV Alert: Baylor takes on UConn this Sunday

the linster

on December 16, 2011 | Comments (6)

The #1 and #2 teams in the league face off this weekend. It's gonna be good.

Tonight’s Women’s NCAA Basketball Championship is already a surprise

the linster

on April 5, 2011 | Comments (27)

It's an unlikely match-up when Notre Dame takes on A&M in the final game of the season.

Women’s NCAA College Basketball playoffs start Saturday — who’s your No. 1?

the linster

on March 18, 2011 | Comments (33)

Plus a short film about the history of women taking the court that will help get you pumped.

Kye Allums takes the court as himself – and makes NCAA history

the linster

on November 4, 2010 | Comments (36)

The college student is the first transgender person to play Division 1 college basketball.

The Women’s Final Four: The weekend’s other lesbian gathering

the linster

on April 1, 2010 | Comments (20)

OK, everybody going to the Women’s Final Four instead of Dinah, follow me. Wow. That’s a whole lot of women. And I’m very happy about that. T