The All Women’s Sports Network (AWSN), co-founded by Whoopi Goldberg and Jungo TV, announced a significant partnership with Paramount Global’s Pluto TV on Monday. This collaboration aims to enhance the visibility of women’s sports by introducing a free, advertising-supported streaming channel dedicated solely to women’s athletics.

New Streaming Channel Launch

The newly launched FAST (Free Ad-supported Streaming TV) channel is available in key markets, including the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, and the Nordic countries. This initiative seeks to ensure that women’s sports content is easily accessible to viewers around the globe.

Content Offerings

According to the announcement, the AWSN channel on Pluto TV will provide a continuous 24/7 linear stream, featuring more than 2,500 hours of live women’s sports each year. The programming lineup includes:

• Athletes Unlimited Softball League
• FIBA 3×3 and FIBA 3XBA basketball series
• WNBL Basketball
• H1 Field Hockey
• WFA Tackle Football
• Women’s European Cricket Championship (ECC-W)
• DGPT Pro Disc Golf Tour
• WFTDA-sanctioned Roller Derby
• Women’s Football Weekly

The channel will showcase premier competitions and leagues, including highlights from Serie A in Italy, Bundesliga, Division I Féminine, and the Barclays Women’s Championship. Additionally, starting this month, AWSN will feature Australia’s Suncorp Super Netball.

Promoting Female Athletes

Whoopi Goldberg expressed her enthusiasm about the growing platform for women athletes, stating, “For far too long, incredible women athletes have been competing at the highest levels without the recognition they deserve. AWSN is here to change that. It’s not just a network—it’s a platform that turns visibility into opportunity.”

Industry Impact and Future Vision

Katrina Kowalski, Senior VP of International Content Strategy and Acquisitions at Pluto TV, highlighted the increasing global demand for women’s sports content, saying, “This is a new era for women’s sports… and gives space to all sports.”

George Chung, co-founder and CEO of AWSN and Jungo TV, emphasized the significance of this partnership, asserting, “This is about access, visibility, and changing the game. Together, we’re bringing fans the biggest stage yet for live women’s sports, all at no cost.”