Author: Leslie Scotland-Stewart

AUSTIN, Texas – The No. 4 ranked Texas Women’s Basketball team continued its undefeated season by comprehensively defeating Penn 81-63 on Sunday at the Moody Center. This victory marked an impressive eighth straight win for the Longhorns. Madison Booker was a standout performer, recording a double-double with 17 points and 10 rebounds, while also achieving an exceptional 11-for-11 from the free-throw line. Teya Sidberry complemented her performance with another double-double, scoring 13 points and collecting 12 rebounds, including a significant contribution in the final quarter where she scored nine of her points. Buckets from Breya Cunningham opened the scoring for…

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PROVIDENCE, R.I. – In an intense matchup on Sunday, the Bryant University women’s basketball team faced their first setback of the season, falling to Providence College with a final score of 62-53. This marks a turning point for the Bulldogs, who had previously held a strong record of 7-0. Game Highlights Despite the loss, some standout performances marked the game. Nia Scott achieved a notable double-double, recording 12 points alongside 11 rebounds. Mia Mancini led the scoring for Bryant, contributing 16 points to the scoreboard, showcasing her offensive strength throughout the contest. Game Overview From the beginning, Bryant established momentum,…

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The Texas Longhorns recently participated in the Player’s Era event, achieving significant milestones with a $1 million payout and notable victories over two top-ranked teams. The Longhorns secured a 76-65 win against No. 3 UCLA, followed by a thrilling 66-64 triumph against No. 2 South Carolina. During these games, point guard Rori Harmon made history by becoming Texas’ all-time assist leader with a record of 777 assists. She also clinched the game against the Gamecocks with a dramatic buzzer-beater. Now back on their home court, the Longhorns are set to face the University of Pennsylvania, currently ranked sixth in the…

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As artist Annette Coleman stood beside the grand staircase of the Colorado State Capitol, she humorously pondered the impact of the twelve newly unveiled portraits on female representation in the building, which has traditionally been adorned by murals of men. Her quip drew smiles and raised eyebrows from a gathering of female artists, all part of a historic initiative. These women are members of the Women’s Caucus for Art Colorado Chapter (WCACO), who have spent four years preparing for the exhibition now displayed in the Capitol’s Rotunda Gallery. Their collective aim is clear: to recognize the significant contributions of women…

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The journey through menopause can be a challenging time for many women, yet a recent survey reveals that a significant number are not actively seeking treatment for their symptoms. This finding sheds light on an often overlooked aspect of women’s health. Survey Insights The survey conducted showcases a concerning trend: a large portion of women experiencing symptoms associated with menopause do not pursue available treatment options. This hesitance could be attributed to various factors, including a lack of awareness regarding treatment methods or the stigma attached to discussing menopause publicly. Key Statistics Over half of the respondents reported experiencing menopausal…

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Wesleyan Women’s Ice Hockey Secures First Win of the Season MIDDLETOWN, CT. – The Wesleyan women’s ice hockey team celebrated their inaugural victory of the season on Saturday, overcoming a five-game losing streak. They triumphed over Williams College, ending the match in a 2-2 tie, and ultimately prevailing 2-0 in the shootout. Key Game Highlights The game got off to a slow start without any scores in the first period. The Cardinals (0-5-1 overall), despite a strong offensive push from Dylan Green ’26, who recorded seven shots, were initially outmatched. Williams College (2-1-2 overall) gained momentum, taking a 2-0 lead…

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Women’s WarGames Match Highlights: Survivor Series 2025 The annual Survivor Series: WarGames event saw significant action in the Women’s WarGames Match, bringing together some of WWE’s most dynamic female superstars in a fierce competition. Here’s a detailed overview of the match’s highlights and key moments. Match Overview The Women’s WarGames Match featured two formidable teams competing in a double-ring structure surrounded by a steel cage. This setting intensified the stakes as the participants battled for supremacy within the WWE women’s division. Teams Competing Each team brought a mix of experience and rising talent, enhancing the match’s unpredictability: Team A: Comprised…

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Next Game: Facing: University of Vermont Date: November 30, 2025 | Time: 12:00 p.m. (4:00 p.m. CT) Game Recap: Lindenwood Secures Victory Against Hawaii The Lindenwood women’s basketball team improved their season record to 5-2 with a significant 68-59 victory over Hawaii, who fell to 4-2, on Saturday evening in Honolulu. Game Overview The first quarter set the tone for a tightly contested matchup, with neither team gaining a commanding lead. The score was balanced at 16-16 after the opening 10 minutes, thanks in part to Ellie Brueggemann’s two three-pointers. As the second quarter progressed, Lindenwood took a slight lead…

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Broncos Face Tough Challenge Against Vermont The Santa Clara University women’s basketball team experienced a challenging match, ultimately falling to the University of Vermont. The contest showcased both teams’ efforts, yet the Broncos found themselves unable to overcome their opponents’ defensive strategies and scoring efficiency. Game Overview The game took place on a home court for the Broncos, but they struggled to find their rhythm right from the start. Despite a competitive spirit, the team faced difficulties in shooting and maintaining effective ball movement against Vermont’s well-organized defense. Shooting Struggles Throughout the match, Santa Clara struggled with a cold shooting…

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PROVIDENCE, R.I. – In an exciting clash at Meehan Auditorium, the Providence College women’s hockey team triumphed over No. 11/11 Brown University, securing a 3-2 victory in overtime during the 30th Mayor’s Cup held on Saturday, November 29. This win boosted the Friars’ record to 5-10-2, while the Bears fell to 8-4-1. SCORE Brown – 2 | Providence – 3 RECORDS Brown – 8-4-1 (4-3-1 ECAC) | Providence – 5-10-2 (2-4-2 HEAW) VENUE Meehan Auditorium | Providence, R.I. Game Highlights Brown took an early lead just 1:43 into the game with a goal by Olivia Fantino, assisted by Zoe Li…

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