(March 3) Athletes Unlimited concluded the season's fifth season and its second in Nashville by toasting its strongest season to date. Plus, UConn is named the No. 1 overall seed, and not everyone is happy about it.

(March 2, 2026) In today's Women's Sports Daily, Marin Dremock recaps action from the SheBelieves Cup and the LPGA Tour, while also touching on the latest installment of the Duke-UNC rivalry.

Looking for more women's hockey after the Olympics? Look no further than the Professional Women's Hockey League (PWHL), which resumed its 2025-26 season on Thursday. Plus, in women's basketball, Big Ten heavyweights Michigan and Ohio State go down to the wire in Columbus.

(Feb. 26) Howard Megdal published a lengthy look at the WNBA's financials this week on The IX Sports in light of a $9.25 million revenue share payout players will receive by June 1.

(Feb. 25, 2025) The city of Phoenix is preparing to host the women's Final Four for the first time ever. Plus, Mikayla Blakes breaks another record, and the US women's hockey team turns down a White House invite.

(Feb. 24) Chelsea breaks down the news that the WNBA has set a deadline of March 10 for CBA negotiations, what that means, and what happens after that date.

Chelsea Leite talks about being a sad Canadian hockey fan as the Olympics come to a close. Plus, she shares some updates on WNBA CBA negotiations.

On today’s episode, we talk about two gold medal moments for the United States in Milan: Alysa Liu in women’s singles figure skating and Team USA in women’s hockey.

(Feb. 19) On today's episode, we talk about the Seattle Storm's new assistant coaching hires, WNBA CBA updates and the next chapter of the best rivalry in all of sports: Canada vs USA in women's hockey.

USA figure skater Amber Glenn falls to 13th place at the Olympics after the Women's short program, UConn announces a season ending injury and the WNBPA submits another CBA proposal