On this episode of Women Got Game, Sophia sits down with Sam Stimmel, the new head women’s softball coach at Owens Community College. Sam shares her journey into the game of softball, what inspired her to step into coaching, and her vision for building a successful program at Owens. The conversation also highlights the rapid growth and excitement surrounding women’s college softball, the impact of student-athletes on and off the field, and the future of the sport at Owens.

In this episode of Women Got Game, host Sophia Fisher sits down with Melanie Krings, co-founder of SheSports—a platform and app designed to empower female athletes beyond the game. From confidence and mental health to nutrition, training, and life skills, SheSports is creating a space where women in sports can grow, connect, and thrive. Melanie shares the story behind launching SheSports, the challenges of building a brand from the ground up, and the mission to change the landscape of women’s athletics. They also dive into leadership, the evolving world of women’s sports, and what’s still needed to truly level the playing field. Plus, Melanie gets personal with rapid-fire questions and shares advice for the next generation of women looking to lead in sports. This episode is all about purpose, passion, and proving that success in sports goes far beyond the scoreboard. Because when women lead, the game changes.

In this episode, we dive into the journey from Big Ten experience to winning a MAC title, exploring leadership, culture, resilience, and what it means to coach and empower female athletes today. From NIL and personal branding to mental toughness and team dynamics, this conversation goes beyond the game. We will talk with Brian Wright, the University of Toledo’s head women’s volleyball Coach and learn what it takes to build a championship team - and strong women D1 leaders.

On this episode of Women Got Game, we talk with Fred Chmiel, head coach of Bowling Green women’s MAC basketball team. We’ll talk about his years coaching at South Carolina with Dawn Staley to building a competitive Falcons program.

From the bright lights of the Lakers to helping Cleveland launch its brand-new WNBA team, Allison Howard’s journey is all about breaking barriers and building what’s next. In this episode, Women Got Game dives into the excitement around the WNBA’s expansion, the business of women’s sports, and the leadership lessons that power real change. It’s an inspiring, behind-the-scenes look at how one trailblazer is shaping the future — and having a little fun along the way.

In this episode, certified trainer and competitive wellness bodybuilder Ari Henderson shares her journey from fitness lover to strength expert. We talk favorite workouts, nutrition tips, competition mindset, and how to make training both powerful and fun. Whether you're lifting for the first time or leveling up your routine, Ari’s energy and insight will leave you inspired to crush your goals.

In this episode of Women Got Game, we chat with Linda Napier, Membership Director at the YMCA, about the rich history of the YMCA, her personal journey into nonprofit leadership, and the powerful role the Y plays in empowering women and building stronger communities. Tune in for inspiration, insights, and a reminder that with purpose and passion, women truly got game.

Shelley Whittaker believes that sports can change lives. As the driving force behind Owens Community College athletics, she’s creating opportunities, breaking barriers, and redefining what success looks like in college sports. Hear her story of leadership, impact, and building a legacy beyond the scoreboard.

In this episode of Women Got Game, host Sophia Fisher sits down with Coach Tandy Bradford, head coach of Lourdes University Women’s Basketball. Since her arrival, she’s already reshaped the program, tripling its all-conference selections and setting a new standard for the Gray Wolves. Coach Bradford shares her coaching philosophy, the differences between NCAA divisions, and her thoughts on leadership. Plus, she shares insights on her coaching journey, the unique culture at Lourdes, and how she empowers her players on and off the court. Stick around for fun questions that reveal the personality behind the playbook—including hype songs, role models, and dinner table dream guests.

Join us for an insightful conversation with Vinnie Schiavone, General Manager of Jim White Toyota, and Katie Fields, Owner of Inside the 5 Brewing Company, as we explore the growing role of Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) in women’s collegiate athletics. Vinnie and Katie share their motivations for stepping into the NIL space, the impact they hope to make, and the unique opportunities that supporting female athletes brings to their brands and the community.