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which drew 15.14 million viewers. In addition to exceeding the men’s final viewership for the first time in the history of college basketball, the women’s final also made history on their own.

Sunday’s NCAA women’s basketball championship between Iowa and South Carolina drew nearly 19 million average viewers, shattering records to become the most-watched women’s college basketball ...

Zoe Aldcroft will captain England in their ... cap in England's victory over Wales, moves from lock to blind-side flanker. Centre Emily Scarratt is managing a calf injury and misses out again.

AUGUSTA, Ga. – With the success of the Augusta National Women’s Amateur, the torrid run this season by Nelly Korda and the recent spike in interest in women’s sports, the question was again posed to ...

The men’s final combined for just 14.82 million viewers, per Nielsen. The NCAA women’s final viewership number beat the previous record from the Iowa-UConn game set earlier in the tournament.

URI women's head coach Tammi Reiss cheered on a former college teammate from afar. PC women's head coach Erin Batth took her staff to the Final Four in Cleveland to get a closer look at the elite.

She was a fellow of the Association of Health Care Journalists’ 2020 class on Women’s Health Journalism and 2021 class on Cancer Reporting. In her spare time, she likes meditating, watching ...

The NCAA women’s basketball tournament final Sunday drew more viewers than the men’s final for the first time in history, fueled in part by Iowa standout Caitlin Clark’s rise to superstardom ...

The Final Four games drew 11.45 million and 14.18 million viewers. Sunday’s women’s championship game between South Carolina and Iowa brought in 18.87 million viewers on ABC and ESPN ...

The National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics on Monday voted to bar transgender women from competing in women’s sports competitions. NAIA’s Council of Presidents unanimously voted in ...

It’s more than time for the @ncaa to do the same." The NCAA, which is investing $14 million in its women's basketball tournaments, released a statement on the matter to Fox News Digital.