Female athletes, teams and team owners/administrators are coming from all over the country and Canada to meet one another at the MARKETING WOMEN'S SPORTS CONFERENCE AND SUMMIT.
Kara Goucher made her half marathon debut a memorable one in setting a new American best time with her winning performance Sunday at the Great North Run Half Marathon in north east England. photo US Athletics
The best young netballers in the country have gathered at the State Netball Centre in Queensland, with the 2007 21/U National Netball Championships commencing today.
EHF results from last weekend, including Women's EHF Champions League, Women's EHF Cup - Round 2, Women's Cup Winners Cup - Round 2, Women's Challenge Cup - Round 2 (tournament). photo EHF
After clinching bronze in the FIBA Americas Championship for Women, Brazil coach Paulo Bassul has turned his sights to claiming one of the five Olympic berths up for grabs at next year’s qualifying event for Beijing. photo FIBA
Diana Taurasi posted a double-double with 15 points and 12 rebounds as the USA Basketball Women's National Team beat Cuba, 101-71, to capture the 2007 FIBA Americas Championship gold medal. photo FIBA
The ASP Women’s World Tour will add a jewel to its crown with the addition of the Mancora Peru Classic slated to run from Oct. 30 – Nov. 4, 2007. 2005 ASP Women’s World Champion Sofia Mulanovich (PER), who was instrumental in the addition of the event, is following in the footsteps of reigning and 7X World Champion Layne Beachley (AUS) by bringing an elite tour event to one of her home breaks. photo ASP
One year before the first Olympic race of open water swimming taking place in Beijing in the Rowing and Canoeing Olympic Course, the China Swimming Association welcomed on September 23 in Shantou the best 10km swimmers of the season for the eighth race of the 2007 FINA 10km Marathon Swimming World Cup.
The ninth race of the 2007 FINA 10km Marathon Swimming World Cup took place last Sunday, on September 30, 2007 in Hong Kong, with a strong participation of 63 athletes from 22 countries.
Kristin Armstrong (Boise, Idaho/Team Lipton) earned her third consecutive world championship medal in the elite women's time trial on Wednesday. photo US Cycling
The U.S. Women’s National Team closed out its 2007 road season on Saturday as Kristin Armstrong (Boise, Idaho/Team Lipton) was the top American with a 13th-place finish in the 134-kilometer elite women’s road race at the UCI Road World Championships. photos US Cycling
In an amazing women's boxing display, Ann-Marie Saccurato (12-2 5KO) came into Jessica
Rakoczy (27-2 10KOs) hometown and fought to regain her WBC World Championship in a 10
round main event at the Tachi Palace Casino!
DENVER -- The Pikes Peak Derby Dames home team, the Danger Dolls are headed North to face off against Rocky Mountain Rollergirls home team, the Sugar Kill Gang for a high energy, rough-and-tumble bout, on the 6th October.
Australian captain, Liz Ellis will lead a talent-rich and versatile national team in their quest to re-gain the world title at the New World Netball World Championships in Auckland from November 10-17.
Shelley Kitchen affirmed her status as New Zealand's top squash player when she despatched compatriot Louise Crome in the final of the Women's Elbow River Casino Calgary Open to claim her 10th WISPA World Tour title at the Bow Valley Club in Calgary, Canada. photo WIspa
England's Kimberley Hay claimed her maiden European Squash Federation Junior Circuit titles in Malmo, Sweden, after winning the women's U19 trophy, respectively, in the Nordic Junior Open Championships.
Third seed Dominique Lloyd-Walter prevailed in an all-English final of the inaugural Women's Icelandair Group Classic to win the first ever WISPA Premiere Series squash event at Veggsport Squash Club in the Iceland capital Reykjavik.
For Navistar LPGA Classic champion Maria Hjorth there proved to be something magical about the number three on Sunday afternoon. Three years following a return to LPGA Qualifying School in 2004, the 10-year Tour veteran garnered her third LPGA Tour victory to retain her exempt status for the following three years after carding a 14-under-par 274 for a $195,000 winner's check and a year's lease on a Navistar International MXT truck.
Matches between Australia and New Zealand tend to bring out the best in both protagonists and tonight’s clash between the Australian Opals and the New Zealand Tall Ferns in the final game of the FIBA Oceania Championship for Women was just another chapter in the never ending story. photo FIBA
United States of America won Gold in the 2007 FIBA Americas Championship for Women by dominating Cuba 101-71. The most important part of the win is that they qualified directly to the 2008 Olympics while Cuba, Brazil and Argentina qualified into the World Pre-Olympic Tournament. photo FIBA
JUNE Banks must fancy her chances of a first tournament win for two years after news that Reanne Evans will not make the trip to the East Anglian Championship on Saturday. picture Kevin Legg
Sylt goes out with a bang. Champagne corks pop and champions are crowned after a day rammed full of insane freestyle, wild surf slalom and an all-out wave sailing expression session.
Zoe Gillings, Britain’s No.1 female snowboarder, started off the 2007/08 winter season in style by achieving her best result in a World Cup Snowboardcross for three years. photo Mike Weyerhaeuser
U.S. Snowboarding pro rider and defending snowboardcross world champion Lindsey Jacobellis (Stratton Mountain, VT), who opened the World Cup SBX season with a victory Wednesday, survived a mid-race collision Saturday to finish sixth.