Author: Leslie Scotland-Stewart

SAINT PETER, Minn. – In a closely contested match on Saturday, the women’s soccer team from Gustavus Adolphus College faced off against the College of St. Scholastica, resulting in a 1-1 draw during their conference game. Game Summary The contest saw Tessa Zachmann netting the first goal for Gustavus in the 55th minute, marking her second goal of the season. However, the Saints quickly responded just three minutes later, leveling the match at 1-1. Despite several opportunities, neither team managed to break the deadlock for the remainder of the game, as both defenses put up a strong fight. Statistical Highlights…

The growing number of homeless women in North East England is prompting urgent calls for increased female-only shelter services, as many avoid mixed-sex hostels due to safety concerns. Recent cases illustrate the severe realities faced by vulnerable women in these environments. Leanne, one of the women sharing her experience, described a terrifying stay at a mixed-sex hostel in Sunderland, recounting how three men were “taken out in body bags” during her first week. Such harrowing accounts have made many women, including Leanne, reluctant to seek refuge in such places. A report from the housing charity Shelter indicates that the number…

East Lansing, Michigan – The Michigan State women’s golf team is gearing up for the Canadian Collegiate Invitational, which marks its second competition of the 2025-26 season. This tournament will take place from Sunday, September 21 to Tuesday, September 23 at Beacon Hall Golf Club in Aurora, Ontario, Canada. The Canadian Collegiate Invitational features a competitive, three-day format comprising 54 holes, starting with 18 holes on Sunday followed by additional rounds on Monday, September 22, and concluding on Tuesday, September 23. The event is being co-hosted by Kent State University and the University of Michigan. Event Details: Dates: Sunday, September…

Mizuno WGCA Division III Coaches Poll Update The Hamilton College Continentals have secured the 21st position in the Mizuno Women’s Golf Coaches Association’s Top 25 Preseason Poll for the 2025-26 Division III season, as announced on September 5. Key Players Returning This upcoming season features noteworthy returnees, including: Aubrey Lee ’28: A standout performer, Lee achieved a top 20 finish in five of her last six tournaments, with a scoring average of 78.53 last season. Peyton Sichol ’26: The 2024 All-American contributed to the team with a 76.33 average over four tournaments in the fall. New Additions The Continentals are…

Coastal Carolina Women’s Soccer Set to Launch Three-Match Homestand The Coastal Carolina University women’s soccer team is gearing up for an exciting three-match homestand, starting with a showdown against Old Dominion this Friday. The match is set for September 29, 2023, at 7:00 PM on the CCU campus. Overview of the Upcoming Matches This homestand offers the Chanticleers a crucial opportunity to improve their standing in the conference. After facing Old Dominion, Coastal Carolina will take on two more opponents in the coming weeks. Friday, September 29: vs. Old Dominion at 7:00 PM Sunday, October 1: vs. Georgia State at…

Bowdoin College Athletes Shine at State Championship Bowdoin College celebrated significant achievements at the recent State Championship, where both the women’s cross country team and athlete Seamus McDonough garnered top honors. The events showcased remarkable talent and determination from the athletes. Women’s Cross Country Team Triumphs The Bowdoin women’s cross country team demonstrated outstanding performance, securing the state title with a combined effort that exemplified teamwork and resilience. This victory marks a notable achievement for the program, highlighting the athletes’ commitment and skill throughout the season. Key Performances The team displayed exceptional strategy, pacing, and collaboration among runners. Individual runners…

KNEB-AM 960 AM – 100.3 FM: WNCC Women Fall to Otero in High-Scoring Match Game Overview In a thrilling encounter, the Western Nebraska Community College (WNCC) women’s basketball team faced Otero College, resulting in a tightly contested game characterized by high scores and spectacular plays. The match kept fans on the edge of their seats until the final buzzer. Offensive Highlights The game unfolded with offensive intensity as both teams demonstrated remarkable shooting skills. WNCC displayed a robust offensive strategy, resulting in numerous scoring opportunities. However, Otero responded equally well, matching the energy and pace established by WNCC. WNCC’s scoring…

IU Indianapolis Women’s Cross Country Team Competes at Rumble in the Fort On September 20, at the Rumble in the Fort in Fort Wayne, Indiana, IU Indianapolis junior Julie Smith made a striking comeback to the women’s cross country squad. Smith registered one of the fastest times in program history, finishing the 6,000m course with the sixth-best time ever recorded by a Jaguar. Race Overview The Rumble in the Fort served as a preliminary event for the upcoming Horizon League Championships, which will take place at the same venue in approximately six weeks. During this meet, the Jaguars secured a…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Former Vice President Kamala Harris has acknowledged her reservations regarding transgender athletes competing in women’s sports, as expressed in her recently released book, “107 Days.” Harris Addresses Concerns in Her New Memoir In “107 Days,” Harris conveys her alignment with the worries of parents and athletes who oppose allowing transgender women to compete against cisgender female athletes. She emphasizes the importance of considering biological factors, such as muscle mass and perceived competitive advantages, particularly in contact sports. “I agree with the concerns expressed by parents and players that we have to take…

The women’s 4x100m relay heats at the World Athletics Championships in Tokyo witnessed a thrilling performance from the United States team, which clinched the top position with a new world-leading time of 41.60 seconds. This event took place on Saturday, September 20, and saw the US team outperform Jamaica, who had previously gained gold over them at the championship in Budapest two years ago. Anchored by the star athlete Sha’Carri Richardson, the US relay squad—consisting of Jacious Sears, Twanisha Terry, and Kayla White—secured victory in the second heat, finishing ahead of Germany, which clocked in at 41.86 seconds. Great Britain…