Author: Leslie Scotland-Stewart
Women in Tech: 25 for ’25 Alabama’s economy is undergoing significant transformation, driven in part by the contributions of women in technology. The “2025 Women in Tech” initiative showcases 25 exemplary professionals across the state who are making impactful strides in various sectors, including biotechnology, cybersecurity, and advanced manufacturing. These innovators are not only launching startups but also managing extensive programs, facilitating research advancements, and mentoring the next generation of tech leaders. Their endeavors are reshaping Alabama’s technological landscape and setting a benchmark for national innovation. Explore the remarkable stories of women who are transforming the tech scene, one innovation…
The Women’s Professional Leagues Limited (WPLL) has made a significant announcement regarding the future of women’s football in England. Starting from the 2025-26 season, the Women’s Championship will be officially rebranded as the WSL 2, aligning it under a unified branding known as Women’s Super League Football. This strategic move aims to consolidate the league names and enhance recognition across the board. Accompanying this change is the formation of a new independent entity named WSL Football, which will oversee both the Women’s Super League and the Women’s Championship. This rebranding effort signifies a formal transition intended to elevate the profile…
On May 12, 2023, a significant milestone in women’s basketball was achieved with the unveiling of a dedicated trophy for the FIBA Women’s Asia Cup champions. This new trophy will become a permanent feature, awarded to the winners of the prestigious tournament starting in 2025. The unveiling ceremony took place at the Shenzhen Sports Centre, which is set to host the FIBA Women’s Asia Cup 2025 from July 13 to 20. The event saw attendance from prominent basketball figures in China, including Mr. Hagop Khajirian, the FIBA Executive Director for Asia, who emphasized the trophy’s representation of the progress made…
Upcoming Match: Wesleyan Women’s Lacrosse Faces No. 23 Rowan Date: May 17, 2025 | Time: 2:30 PM Matchup: vs. No. 23 Rowan Wesleyan Advances to Sweet 16 After Victory Over Babson MIDDLETOWN, Conn. – The No. 6 Wesleyan women’s lacrosse team secured a place in the NCAA Tournament’s Sweet 16, overcoming No. 16 Babson with a final score of 15-9. The victory allows Wesleyan to continue its successful postseason run with a record of 14-5 this season. Key Performers Sam DeLeo (’25) and Dylan Green (’26) were pivotal in this match, combining for a remarkable seven goals and five assists.…
The selections for the 2025 NCAA Division III Women’s Lacrosse Championship were announced during a special selection show on May 5, 2025, streaming live on NCAA.com. This year’s tournament features a total of 47 teams, including 30 automatic bids alongside 17 at-large selections. Complete details of the selections can be found here. ➡️ WATCH: First and second rounds live on NCAA.com The 2025 championship operates as a single-elimination tournament. The opening round consists of 14 games held across various campus locations, followed by 16 second-round matches also hosted at these sites. Advancing teams will compete in regional games at four…
The search for the ideal Mother’s Day present can often lead to humorous missteps, as one family discovered when their patriarch attempted to give a gift that initially seemed well-intentioned but ultimately missed the mark. Historically, the stepfather in this scenario had faced criticism for his lack of foresight in gift-giving, often leaving things to the last minute and hastily choosing gifts. However, one year stood out when he believed he had found the perfect Mother’s Day gift. This realization came after overhearing a conversation between his wife and a friend. The friend had expressed excitement over a newly purchased…
The conclusion of the 2025 college softball season is fast approaching, with key conference tournaments culminating today. This sets the stage for the highly anticipated 2025 NCAA Division I Softball Selection Show, airing tonight at 7 p.m. ET on ESPN2. Following the announcement, a competitive 64-team field will embark on the journey through regionals, then advance to the super regionals, culminating in the Women’s College World Series (WCWS) held in Oklahoma City from May 29 to June 5/6. Fans can tune in for the unveiling of the tournament bracket during the selection show. For those following the developments of the…
On Saturday, a significant event unfolded as women from various parts of Colorado gathered for “Ready to Run,” a nonpartisan training initiative focused on political campaign strategies. Coordinated by Colorado 50-50, this program aims to empower women to pursue public office and to enhance female representation in politics. Empowering Women in Politics The “Ready to Run” event is designed to equip participants with essential skills necessary for launching a successful political campaign. The curriculum covers a range of topics, including: Fundraising techniques Media relations Understanding ballot access Community engagement strategies Erin Hottenstein, the founder of Colorado 50-50, articulated the driving…
Written By USA Lacrosse Magazine Team Established in 1978, USA Lacrosse Magazine has been a cornerstone for lacrosse aficionados, inspiring countless families to embrace the sport with passion and purpose. The magazine focuses on the significance of storytelling in enhancing the lacrosse community and nurturing the experience for players and families alike. About USA Lacrosse Magazine Since its inception, USA Lacrosse Magazine has dedicated itself to fostering a love for lacrosse through compelling narratives. By highlighting impactful stories from the field, the magazine plays a vital role in the ongoing growth of the sport. Our Mission The primary goal of…
At the age of 37, Alia Guagni, the veteran captain of FC Como Women, has decided to retire from professional soccer—not merely due to age, but also to pursue personal ambitions, particularly her long-held desire to become a mother. Guagni is a well-respected figure in Italian women’s soccer, and her retirement marks the end of a significant chapter, both for her and the sport. In her farewell match, Guagni took the opportunity to address a pressing issue faced by many female athletes: the uncertainty of life after sports. “My future is still uncertain. I hope to stay in football, but…