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Minnesota Lynx rookie Olivia Miles’ high school soccer highlights had Abby Wambach and Julie Foudy impressed!

Protect the ball. Force the mistakes. Win the game. 🏀 Andraya Carter breaks down why the turnover battle has told the story of the Valkyries–Dream series and gives Golden State’s defense its flowers.

“Watch me.” 🔥 Cori Close is building a program that puts people first and showing you can win that way. Swipe to hear how John Wooden shaped her approach to coaching, and why UCLA’s success means something bigger than a trophy.

Even the people leading the team need someone in their corner. ❤️ Cori Close shared how a message from Abby during UCLA’s March Madness run changed her heart. Swipe to watch the message behind the moment.

The biggest stage. An unexpected sense of peace. UCLA’s Cori Close shares how taking time to center herself during the Final Four helped her find the balance between preparation, joy, and leading her team.

Still asking who’s watching women’s sports? The WNBA brought the numbers. 👀🔥 Record attendance, 4 billion social media views, and 51 broadcasts averaging at least a million viewers up from 19 last season. We love to see it. Presented by @ally

One missed shot. One lost bet. An entire weekend ruined. Saul Malek gets honest about how gambling led him to blame athletes for his losses and believe he could somehow control the outcome.

Parents, this is a conversation worth having. Saul joins Abby and Julie to discuss how to talk to your kids about gambling, why curiosity matters, and what parents should be paying attention to.

When profit becomes the priority, ethical concerns can get pushed aside. We discuss the risks of gambling partnerships and why women’s sports have a chance to do things differently and protect the future of the game.

How did sports betting become such a big part of sports? Victoria Jackson, sports historian and co-director of ASU’s Great Game Lab, joins us to break down how we got here, what it means for athletes, and the risks facing our kids. New episode out now.

Building for the World Cup means playing the best. Give Emma Hayes her flowers for wanting the USWNT to compete and prepare against top-tier opponents and prepare against the best in the world.

The real test isn’t how you play when you’re winning, but how you lead when things get tough. Abby Wambach on what the USWNT needs to learn ahead of the 2027 World Cup. 🇺🇸⚽️

WNBA FINALS!! Angel Reese drops 30 pts and 15 reb, becoming just the third player in WNBA Finals history to record those numbers and leading Atlanta to a Game 2 win to tie the series 1-1. 👏 This series is heating up! 🔥

One missed shot. One unlucky fan. Abby Wambach still owes this fan a hot dog 😂🌭

Proud dad moment 🥹 Steph Curry showing love to Veronica Burton and the Valkyries ahead of the WNBA Finals 🫶💜 🎥 ronkroichick/X @Ally

Inspired by her father’s bravery as a firefighter, Lillie Vehling has found her own ways to make a difference. From helping save three girls from drowning to pursuing engineering, her story is rooted in helping others.

Sometimes the biggest challenges teach you the most about yourself. Ali Krieger and Joanna Lohman reflect on the unexpected ways The Amazing Race pushed them to grow.

Ali Krieger says The Amazing Race was a bigger mental challenge than playing in a World Cup 😳

Amazing Racers. Amazing People. Ali Krieger and Joanna Lohman. New episode out now!

5 MVPs. 9 seasons. A legacy of greatness. A’ja Wilson continues to redefine dominance in the WNBA. 👑 Presented by @Ally

The IOC is returning to policies that could put both trans athletes and cis women under invasive and humiliating scrutiny. We discuss with Chase Strangio who these rules could harm and what’s at stake for bodily autonomy.