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Impacts of Trump’s Executive Order on Women’s Sports President Donald Trump’s executive order aimed at protecting female-only athletic opportunities from biological males is generating significant discourse, particularly within institutions governed by Title IX. This federal mandate prohibits sex-based discrimination in any educational program or activity receiving federal funding. Resistance and Ongoing Debate Advocates for women’s sports argue that the battle for fairness is not yet won. Jennifer Sey, a former elite gymnast and founder of XX-XY Athletics, a clothing brand promoting women’s sports, believes the issue remains central to cultural discussions but faces substantial backlash. “The fight for fairness in…
Harvard Women’s Water Polo Advances to CWPA Championship Match No. 15 Harvard women’s water polo (24-6, 10-2 CWPA) has secured a place in the Collegiate Water Polo Association (CWPA) Championship match after a successful playoff weekend in Providence, RI. Impressive Path to the Championship The Crimson’s playoff success began with a commanding victory over Mercyhurst (5-22, 0-7 CWPA), followed by a thrilling semi-final against No. 16 Michigan (18-11, 9-3 CWPA). Harvard’s playoff run showcases the team’s resilience and skill, particularly after winning in overtime against Michigan. Harvard finished the regular season with a share of its first-ever conference title, entering…
RIT Women’s Track & Field Team Shines at Cardinal Classic PITTSFORD, N.Y. – The RIT women’s track and field team demonstrated impressive performances at the St. John Fisher Cardinal Classic on Saturday, marking their final meet before the upcoming Liberty League Outdoor Championships. Outstanding Performances Senior thrower Emily DiMarco led the Tigers with a notable achievement, securing first place in the discus with a regional qualifying distance of 40.90 meters. DiMarco also achieved a commendable third place in the shot put, recording a distance of 11.79 meters. Fellow senior athlete Sonya Shivok made her mark in the javelin, finishing second…
Lynchburg Men’s Track & Field Team Dominates ODAC Championships Harrisonburg, Va. – The University of Lynchburg men’s track & field team made history by accumulating 273 points at the Old Dominion Athletic Conference (ODAC) Outdoor Championships, marking the second-highest total ever recorded in the event’s history. This achievement secures their fifth consecutive title. Men’s Team Performance Lynchburg’s men’s squad showcased exceptional talent, with first-place finishes in 10 out of 20 scored events, setting several conference championship records in the process. This victory complements their earlier successes in cross country and indoor track & field, achieving a triple crown for the…
Drexel Rowing Team Triumphs at the Kelly Cup On Saturday, the Drexel University varsity 8+ rowing team clinched the prestigious Kelly Cup on the Schuylkill River as they celebrated Senior Day. This victory marks their first win in this event since 2023 and the team’s third win in four years, highlighting their consistent performance in collegiate rowing. Impressive Team Performances In addition to the varsity 8+ team’s success, Drexel’s 2nd varsity 8+ and 3rd varsity 8+ boats also secured gold medals in their respective races, demonstrating the depth of talent within the program. Varsity 8+ Results The winning Varsity 8+…
James Madison Claims Top Seed in AAC Women’s Lacrosse Championship IRVING, Texas – Following a gripping overtime victory, James Madison University has secured its place as the No. 1 seed for the upcoming 2025 American Athletic Conference Women’s Lacrosse Championship. The event is scheduled to take place on May 1 and 3 at the L.R. Hill Sports Complex in Norfolk, Virginia. Thrilling Road to the Championship Ranked No. 11 in the latest ILWomen and IWLCA polls, the Dukes clinched their top seed with a narrow 14-13 triumph over East Carolina. This victory not only improved their season record to 12-4…
Boston University Women’s Rowing Shines at Lake Wheeler Invite RALEIGH, N.C. – The Boston University women’s rowing team showcased their talent during the Lake Wheeler Invite, held on April 25-26, 2023, competing against some of the top crews on the East Coast. Representing one of 18 participating schools, BU boasted four competitive crews in a challenging regatta. Event Overview Despite experiencing overcast weather, the Terriers benefitted from warmer conditions and calm waters, allowing for strong race performances. Over the two days of competition, BU accumulated 48 points, ranking sixth overall among participating teams and trailing only Virginia, Duke, Columbia, Clemson,…
Agnes Ngetich Sets New Women’s 10-Kilometer World Record April 26, 2025, 07:13 AM ET In an impressive display of athletic prowess, Kenyan long-distance runner Agnes Ngetich shattered the women’s 10-kilometer world record on Saturday in Herzogenaurach, Germany. Ngetich completed the race in a remarkable time of 29 minutes and 27 seconds, marking a historical achievement as the first woman to finish the distance in under 30 minutes in a dedicated women-only event. This achievement surpasses the previous record of 30:01 set by the late Agnes Jebet Tirop in 2021 at the same venue. Runner’s Perspective Ngetich expressed her elation post-race,…
The Rise of HABs: Reimagining Support in Women’s Sports Hailey Van Lith made headlines as the No. 11 pick in the WNBA draft on April 15, officially joining the Chicago Sky. A defining moment in her career, the event was marked by a heartwarming embrace with her boyfriend, Jalen Suggs, a star player for the Orlando Magic. This caught the attention of sports enthusiasts and sparked discussions about the emerging term “HAB,” referring to “husbands and boyfriends” of female athletes. Understanding the Term: HABs While “HAB” may not be commonly recognized, its significance has grown alongside the visibility of female…
Navy Women’s Rowing Competes at Lake Wheeler Invitational RALEIGH, N.C. – The Navy women’s rowing team participated in the 2025 Lake Wheeler Invitational, showcasing their skills in a series of intense races against several ranked rivals and Power 4 conference teams. This event serves as a crucial opportunity for the team to refine their lineups and strategies in anticipation of the upcoming Patriot League Championship scheduled for three weeks from now. Race Overview On the opening day of the invitational, Navy fielded four boats and raced in eight different competitions, with each crew participating in two sessions. The afternoon sessions…