This HBCU conference continues to aim for women’s flag football to become a varsity sport.
Durham, North Carolina – Established in 1912, the Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association (CIAA) holds the distinction of being the oldest athletics conference among Black colleges and universities. Recently, the CIAA gathered its teams at a hotel in the North Carolina Research Triangle for Media Day, which was an occasion to preview the upcoming football season […]
Mo’ne Davis auditioning for a women’s professional baseball league
Former Little League sensation Mo’ne Davis is making a return to baseball. The 24-year-old will take part in a new women’s professional baseball league at Nationals Park in Washington, DC, from August 22-25. She’ll be testing her skills as a pitcher, at second base, shortstop, and center field. After stepping away in 2020, she feels […]
Runner Files Lawsuit Against Princeton for Preventing Participation in Women’s Race
Transgender Runner Sues Princeton University On May 3, transgender runner Sadie Schreiner initiated a lawsuit against Princeton University after being barred from participating in the women’s race. According to the lawsuit, the university informed Schreiner that he would not be able to compete in the women’s 200-meter event at the Larry Ellis Invitational. Schreiner was […]
Transgender runner files lawsuit against Princeton for excluding her from women’s competition
A transgender runner, Sadishreiner, is taking legal action against Princeton University, claiming that the institution excluded athletes from a girls’ race held on May 3. According to the lawsuit, Schreiner aimed to compete in a women’s 200-meter sprint at the Larry Ellis Invitational, which included 141 participants not affiliated with any college or club. However, […]
6 women’s college basketball teams that improved this offseason, ranked by progress
Offseason Moves in Women’s College Basketball It seems the whirlwind of transfers in women’s college basketball has slowed down a bit after following Kamille Pierrel’s recent update from her time at North Carolina and Vanderbilt. Now, we’re gearing up for the 2025-26 season. Since March Madness wrapped up, various teams have made significant changes through […]
Producer of popular mob series appointed as LIU’s women’s flag football coach
Jimmy Barbarians Named First Women’s Flag Football Coach at Long Island University Lee’s Pride, the creator and star of the popular mob series “Capo: Rise To Power,” has been appointed as the inaugural women’s flag football coach at Long Island University, just in time for the Sharks’ upcoming season. Barbarise, a notable figure in the […]
Transgender runner files lawsuit against Princeton for claimed exclusion from women’s track competition
Transgender Runner Sues Princeton University Sadie Schreiner, a transgender athlete, has filed a lawsuit against Princeton University for allegedly barring her from participating in a women’s race on May 3. The action arose just moments before the event, where Schreiner was among 141 competitors to be excluded. According to the lawsuit, Schreiner was informed only […]
Former ESPN Host Samantha Ponder Opens Up About Her Dismissal Following Support for Women’s Sports
A former ESPN host, who lost her job after commenting on a male athlete competing in women’s sports, has shared her thoughts for the first time since the incident. Samantha Ponder reflected on her dismissal during a Wednesday interview with Sage Steele, another ex-ESPN personality. Ponder explained that she was let go after she retweeted […]
Most States Now Ban Men From Competing in Women’s Sports
Just six months into President Donald Trump’s second term, a notable trend has emerged: many states have implemented restrictions that prevent men from competing in women’s sports. This shift is encouraging news for student-athletes across the nation who are seeking fair chances. In fact, it marks a considerable change from some states’ positions just a […]
N.C. State women’s basketball acquires a leading SEC player in an unusual transfer situation
Khamil Pierre Transfers to North Carolina About two weeks ago, Khamil Pierre parted ways with Vanderbilt, marking her status as a free agent in the world of women’s basketball. This separation happened after the transfer portal had closed, which, I suppose, makes her situation a bit tricky—but she managed to find a new team pretty […]