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A female high school tennis player had to join the boy's team when there wasn't one for girls. She's pretty good — and leaving some sore losers in the dust.
The UConn Huskies shot hoops with the president after a visit to the White House this week.
Diana Taurasi, Chantelle Anderson and other professional players are expressing themselves online and connecting with fans.
The pregnant basketball player graces the cover of ESPN the Magazine this month.
The Oklahoma basketball player says if her team doesn't win the national championship, she'll pay back the scholarship money she received.
Puma has outfitted the players with new uniforms for the season that they're calling "feminine" and "flexible."
Next week's tournament will see four Grand Slam champions battling it out in one-set matches.
The record-breaking tennis player opens up to the press about her success, and she doesn't leave much out in the way of praising herself.
The NCAA coach has 999 victories under her belt. With one more, she'll set a historic record for the league.
The Olympic gold medalist and North Carolina State coach recently lost her battle with breast cancer.
GameFace: The Kick-Ass Guide for Women Who Love Pro Sports explains why we love games, matches and sometimes even men.
If you watch football outside of the Super Bowl, you're probably a fan of the sport. But where does a game with no women involved fit into our lives?
The college basketball coaches may be good friends, but they're rivals when it comes to the court.
The WNBA star is traded to her hometown team, which also happens to be the worst one in the league. Can she help make them winners?
The professional golfer is hanging up her clubs after 15 years in the game and numerous awards won.
The Oklahoma center breaks her own records every year, but says she thinks she should be trying "a little bit harder."
Women basketball players have been dunking since 1984, so why does the general population still act as if it's an anomaly?
Every year, other women's basketball teams try to compete, but seem to fall short. Is this season a whole new ball game?
The 5'5" defensive lineman joined the team to stay off the streets and out of trouble.
ESPN will be televising several games this season. What teams will you be keeping an eye on?
The votes are in, and rankings have been tallied. Will the numbers be dead-on?
After losing a game of trivia to a baseball question, she did some studying — and found her new passion.
The hockey player is oblivious to the fact that she's a woman when she's on the ice — she's just focused on playing the game.
The WNBA superstar is one of the league's most popular players, but she's also seen as a bit of a bully.
Thirty-five years ago, Billie Jean King beat the odds by beating Bobby Riggs.
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