The NCAA added women’s wrestling as its 91st championship sport, providing another athletics opportunity for female athletes to compete. Divisions I, II and III approved the addition at the Association’s annual Convention this week in Nashville,

UNC has been named the winner of the 2024-25 Capital One Cup, awarded annually to the most successful women's athletic program of the season.

Stop me if you have heard this one before: USC women's basketball superstar Juju Watkins has received yet another prestigious honor. On Thursday, Watkins was officially named the Big Ten Female Athlete of the Year for the 2024-2025 academic year.

Adding new championship sports is a complex process and requires a commitment from NCAA administrators as well as key activists and leaders in the sport. Here are a few of the most notable moments in the timeline of women’s NCAA wrestling’s path to championship status.

With the 2026 tournaments a little more than eight months out, the chance anything changes next year seems small.

The New York Knicks’ head coaching search has intensified over the past few days, and more details have emerged about a possible candidate. Last week, Knicks Fan TV reported that Women’s NCAA champion and South Carolina head coach Dawn Staley was being considered for the job.

The New York Knicks’ head coaching search is heating up, and a new potential candidate has emerged in the race for a new head coach. According to Knicks Fan TV, New York has reached out to Women’s NCAA champion head coach Dawn Staley regarding their open head coaching job.

The NCAA on Friday named the 2026-27 chairs of the NCAA Division I men’s and women’s basketball committees and a plan to announce the top 16 seeds for the women's tournament the day before Selection Sunday.