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Golf

Numbers show Henderson having a great season

The numbers don't lie and they say Brooke Henderson is having a solid season. Bob Weeks has more.

Bob Weeks

Golf

Korda’s win streak almost beyond comprehension

Winning five consecutive times on the LPGA Tour is an achievement of epic proportions that deserves more attention, Bob Weeks writes.

Bob Weeks

Golf

Golf

Los Angeles Sparks

Veteran Nurse ready for new opportunity with Sparks ahead of WNBA game in Edmonton

Kia Nurse is ready to have a bounce back season in 2024 with the Los Angeles Sparks and she will have the opportunity to start it on a high note, as her preseason debut with the Sparks will happen in Edmonton against the Seattle Storm at Rogers Place on May 4.

Brianne Spiker

Auto Racing

ERT Formula E Team signs García for Berlin Rookie Test

ERT Formula E Team announced on Wednesday that 2023 F1 Academy champion and Iron Dame Marta García will join the team for the highly anticipated Rookie Test at the Berlin E-Prix.

Soccer

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Tennis

Indiana Fever

Clark's early play in WNBA will be her tryout for a roster spot on US Olympic women's team

Caitlin Clark’s early play in WNBA will serve as her tryout for a spot on the U.S. Olympic women’s basketball team. The women's roster for the Paris Games won't be determined before June 1.

Indiana Fever

Fever take superstar Clark with No. 1 pick in WNBA Draft

To nobody’s surprise, basketball superstar Caitlin Clark has been selected first overall by the Indiana Fever in the 2024 WNBA Draft.

2024 WNBA Draft

Nurse on Clark's impact: 'They sold tickets to this draft, the first time they ever did that'

Tamika Nurse joins SC with Jay Onrait to discuss what Caitlin Clark's impact will be in the WNBA, the expectations for the Indiana Fever, how well Canadian Aaliyah Edwards will fit in with the Washington Mystics, and how the Chicago Sky fared in the draft.

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Nurse on Clark: 'She brought a whole new crowd of fans to women's basketball'

Tamika Nurse joins SportsCentre to break down the WNBA Draft, Caitlin Clark going first overall to the Indiana Fever, how important her selection is to women's basketball, what the expectations are for her in her rookie season, and what type of impact Aaliyah Edwards will have at the pro level.

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Clark in the WNBA is 'an exciting moment for the league'

The ESPN WNBA panel break down the draft, Caitlin Clark going first overall to Indiana, what she brings to the Fever and the job the Los Angeles Sparks did with three of their draft picks.

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Clark after being drafted No. 1 overall: 'I earned it'

Caitlin Clark joins Holly Rowe as she reflects on her journey and expresses her emotions after being selected No. 1 overall.

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Mystics select Canada’s Edwards with No. 6 pick in 2024 WNBA Draft

Canada’s Aaliyah Edwards was taken sixth overall by the Washington Mystics in the first round of the 2024 WNBA Draft on Monday.

Nurse describes how big of a moment this is for WNBA with Clark set to join league

After a record-setting college career at Iowa, Caitlin Clark is expected to go first overall to the Indiana Fever in tonight's WNBA Draft. How big of a moment is this for the WNBA? Should we expect the Fever to be contenders in Clark's rookie season? TSN Basketball analyst Tamika Nurse weighs in, and predicts where Canadian Aaliyah Edwards could end up, and shares how her game projects to the professional level.

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WNBA's Engelbert 'confident' expansion to 16 teams possible by 2028

WNBA commissioner Cathy Engelbert said she is "pretty confident" the league will expand to 16 teams by 2028 and that the goal is to bring in a 14th team for 2026, she told reporters Monday.

Alexa Philippou

Washington Mystics

Hockey Canada

Curling

Jones calls it a career at Players' Championship

Jennifer Jones was mid-answer in a post-game media interview Friday when her youngest daughter tugged at her leg and gave her a reminder of why her decision to retire was so difficult.

WNBA

WNBA Commissioner describes what role Clark could play in growing league

WNBA Commissioner Cathy Engelbert joined ESPN's First Take to discuss what role Caitlin Clark could play in growing the league, and her excitement surrounding the star-studded rookie class entering the pros.

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NCAA

NCAA

Soccer

Priestman says SheBelieves Cup final against U.S. will provide benchmark for squad

Coach Bev Priestman and the Canadian women found themselves having to adapt again Monday because of conditions above, with the solar eclipse prompting a change in plans on the eve of the SheBelieves Cup final against the U.S. in Columbus, Ohio.

NCAA

San Francisco Giants

NCAA

Women’s college basketball is having more than a moment

As 13,888 fans streamed into MVP Arena in Albany, N.Y. on Monday to watch the most anticipated matchup of this year’s NCAA women’s basketball tournament – Iowa vs. LSU – there was one common creed that bonded them together: a passion for women’s basketball. Claire Hanna has more.

Claire Hanna

NCAA

PWHL

Hockey Canada

Gosling cousins bring youth, skill to veteran Team Canada

Julia and Nicole Gosling already have the distinction of being cousins playing together on Team Canada. However, they are also the only two players on the Canadian roster making their world championship debuts this year as the team looks to avenge last year’s loss in the gold-medal game.

Brianne Spiker

NCAA

NCAA

NCAA

Soccer

NCAA

NCAA

NCAA

Clark, Bueckers among Wooden Award finalists

Upcoming women's Final Four participants Caitlin Clark of the Iowa Hawkeyes and Paige Bueckers of the UConn Huskies headline the five-player finalist list for the Wooden Award, giving to the most outstanding player in women's college basketball.

Alexa Philippou

Hockey Canada

Spooner details journey from postpartum to return to ice

By playing at last year’s Women’s World Hockey Championships, Natalie Spooner accomplished the goal she had set for herself very early in her pregnancy, a four-month postpartum return to the highest level in her sport. She spoke about inspiring other prospective athlete moms, letting them know it is possible to continue their careers while also starting a family. A year later Spooner now has a slightly different perspective on her speedy return to sport.

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PWHL

Women’s worlds could be Shelton’s time to shine

Ella Shelton’s name is etched forever in women’s hockey lore after scoring the first-ever goal in the inaugural Professional Women's Hockey League on Jan. 1. In the midst of a breakout season with PWHL New York, the upcoming Women's Worlds could be the defender's time to shine.

Brianne Spiker

Hockey Canada

Pounder’s top 5 players under 24 at the women’s worlds

This year’s world championship, set to begin next Wednesday in Utica, N.Y., features an abundance of rising stars. With that in mind, TSN’s Cheryl Pounder, a hockey analyst and six-time gold medallist at the women’s worlds, has compiled a list of the top five players under the age of 24 that fans can expect to see at this year’s tournament.

Meaghen Johnson

NCAA

Reese on Clark: We 'don't hate each other'

LSU's Angel Reese said Sunday she has no hard feelings toward Iowa's Caitlin Clark as the two stars prepare for a rematch -- this time in the Elite Eight.

Andrea Adelson

NCAA

NCAA

PWHL

Maschmeyer looking to cap whirlwind year with gold at Women’s Worlds

It has been a whirlwind year for goaltender Emerance Maschmeyer since she last suited up at the IIHF Women’s World Championships. Since Canada went home with silver last April in Brampton, Ont., the 29-year-old has gotten married, become the No. 1 goaltender for Ottawa in the inaugural Professional Women’s Hockey League (PWHL) season, and announced at the end of February that she and wife Geneviève Lacasse are expecting a baby.

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PWHL

NCAA

Curling

NCAA

The Shift

Meet Sadie Lundquist, Director of Women's Hockey at College Hockey Inc.

Last fall College Hockey Inc. began their search for their first Director of Women's Hockey. Lucky for them, Minnesota native Sadie Lundquist (Bemidji State University, Minnesota Whitecaps, Account Executive - Minnesota Wild) was ready and up for the task. The Shift caught up with Sadie as the Women's Frozen Four tournament began last week to talk about her new role, her storied past within hockey and why it's such an exciting time to engage with women's hockey. Watch the NCAA Women's Frozen Four live on TSN+ March 22-24.

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