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The organization behind a player‑centered model for women's sports announced a hiatus for its basketball and volleyball competitions, redirecting focus toward sustainable growth and broader athletic opportunities.
The first professional softball game to air on network television marks a milestone for the Athletes Unlimited Softball League, driven by new investors, a growing audience, and the leadership of commissioner Kim Ng.
The Upshot League, a four‑team women’s basketball league in its debut season, is set to crown its first champion on Aug. 29 in Jacksonville, with plans to expand and deepen ties to the WNBA.
McKenzie Forbes, a former USC basketball standout, has returned to her alma mater as a player development assistant, where she will mentor the current roster before heading overseas to continue her professional career in France.
The latest CBA brings significant pay raises, a 50‑game schedule and new transnational leagues, forcing athletes to weigh U.S. opportunities against overseas commitments.
Diamond Johnson’s 17.5 points per game average highlights the Upshot League’s first season, a competitive four‑team circuit founded by Donna Orender and Andy Kaufmann that streams every game and aims to grow into a national platform for women’s basketball talent.
Mark Attanasio, principal owner of the Milwaukee Brewers, alongside Nolan Ryan, Reid Ryan and Don Sanders, have invested in the Athletes Unlimited Soccer League, which will feature six teams playing in their home markets starting June 9.
Zia Cooke has delivered a striking start to her fourth WNBA season, combining efficient scoring with a growing defensive presence, while her collaboration with Coach Sonia Raman and mental preparation have elevated her confidence and impact.
Princeton loses head coach Carla Berube to Northwestern, while associate head coach Lauren Gosselin steps up. Key transfers such as Madison St. Rose head to Notre Dame, and Ivy League alumni secure spots on WNBA rosters. New NCAA tournament formats and foreign tours add further intrigue.