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07/08/2025

It’s that time again - the 2025 Ballon d’Or shortlist is out. 🏆

Who’s your pick for the crown this year? And who do you think should have made the list? 👀

04/01/2025

We’ve put together the 2025 Women’s Sports Calendar to help you stay on top of all the big events coming your way from around the world! 🌍

While we aim to keep it updated, we believe everything to be accurate at the time of publishing - if you spot any errors or we’ve missed a key event, let us know, and we’ll update it! 🙌

2025 is shaping up to be a record-breaking year for women’s sport - with new talent rising, increased investment, and more eyes on women athletes than ever before. The future is exciting, and we’re here for it!

Together, we are Sporting Her. 💚

From football and rugby to tennis and athletics, explore the top women's sport events of 2025 and make sure they're on your calendar!

14/07/2024

The Paris 2024 Olympics will be an event to remember, bringing together the world’s best athletes to compete in the City of Light.

Whether you’re planning to attend in person or watch from home, this guide provides everything you need to know about the upcoming Games.

✨ Key dates
✨ Key figures
✨ Key sponsors
✨ How to watch
✨ New sports
✨ Female athletes to watch

Read the full article and check out our content on SportingHer.com 💻

Let us know in the comments whether you will be tuning in to the Olympics this summer! 🤩

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18/05/2024

Alivia Artanis can do it all on the softball field. But she came from a place of doing very little.

The uncommitted junior sits down with Sporting Her’s Jeff Cheshire to discuss how she became one of the top utility players in her recruiting class.

”Alivia brings such a presence to wherever she plays, she is the spark plug that every dugout needs, she does whatever she can to get on base.”

READ ON SPORTINGHER.COM! ⤵️
https://sportingher.com/dynamic-versatility-alivia-artanis-rise-to-top-utility-spark-plug/

Alivia Artanis can do it all on the softball field. But she came from a place of doing very little. The uncommitted junior sits down with Sporting Her's Jeff Cheshire to discuss how she became one of the top utility players in her recruiting class.

20/03/2024

19-year-old Khiara Keating has become one of the most talked about future stars of the WSL and the Lionesses, but how did she get to this point?

Check out our interview which talks about...
- Where it began
- Becoming a role model
- Signing her first professional contract for City
- Dealing with pressure
- What the future holds?

READ HERE ⤵️

A player profile on Khiara Keating. Her early football memories, signing her first professional contract, England call ups and future goals.

20/03/2024

This week, Britain’s most successful female Olympian Laura Kenny announced her retirement from cycling.⁠

14 European titles.
7 World Championships.
6 Olympic medals, 5 gold.
Former British National Road Race Champion.
1 legend.

🗣 “Having people say I have inspired women and girls to get active and get on a bike means the world to me.” - Kenny via Instagram.

Congratulations on a phenomenal career ! 👏🏅

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09/03/2024

Introducing the first race winner of F1 Academy 2024 🏎

took 25 points for the race
win, plus an additional two for her double
Pirelli Pole Position!

🥈Abbi Pulling (.motorsport)
🥉Maya Weug ()

🔥 A faultless performance!

What a way to start the F1 Academy season! 🤩

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06/03/2024

Say hello to the 2024 F1 Academy line up 🤩

🥇 As last series winner Marta Garcia and runner up Léna Bühler leave F1 Academy as part of the series new partnership with FRECA, a new winner will be crowned.

SWIPE >>> for the 2024 drivers and teams.

See them line-up this weekend as the hits the tracks for their first race of the season 👀

Who will be crowned the 2024 Champion? Let us know in the comments 🎉

🗞 Want to meet the drivers and find out what to expect ahead of the series opener in Jeddah? Head to SportingHer.com and read the article.

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05/03/2024

The Caitlin Clark effect ✨

📝 Signed with Gatorade.
🖍 Had her number put on Iowa’s court.
🏃‍♀️ Become Fanatics’ top-selling NIL athlete.
💯 Sold out nearly every game she’s played in.
🏀 Broken the NCAA Women’s scoring record.
⏩ is heading to the .

Caitlin Clark is next level! 🔥

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28/02/2024

Athletes 💫 Fuelling The Body.

Many athletes feel the pressure to look a certain way due to being in the spotlight. Instead of fuelling their bodies to allow them to perform at optimum levels, some may under-nourish (not always purposely) to look a certain way.

🍏 Nutrition is imperative for such a demanding job, and under-fuelling can lead to poor recovery and even injury.

Unfortunately, this is a familiar story for many athletes, including and striker Alessia Russo.

Last year in an exclusive interview with , she openly spoke about hitting a low point with her relationship with food during lockdown, when players had to train and fuel on their own.

⚖️ She admitted to tracking all of her food and calories on an app, and lost a lot of weight during the pandemic.

🩺 It was when she then signed for Manchester United that she tore her hamstring – her first muscle injury which she relates back to this restricted food intake.

🗣 Russo: ‘There’s a bit of a stigma because, of course, you want to compete and be the best on the pitch, but you want to look a certain way as well.’

‘As a lot of young girls [do], I wanted to be
skinny and compete at that kind of level,’ she shares. “[Now] my body is still a huge priority. But I understand I need to eat a lot more than I thought I did at the start, and now I don’t want to be skinny, I want to be strong. Food plays a huge part in how you feel and how your body reacts.’

💪 Looking back, Russo reflects that athletes shouldn’t be eating to look a certain way, but rather should be giving their bodies enough energy to allow them to perform at their best.

Whether you’re an athlete or not, fuelling the body is incredibly important! ✨

Read the article ‘Boot The Stigma: National Eating Disorder Awareness Week’ on SportingHer.com.

🔗 https://sportingher.com/boot-the-stigma-national-eating-disorder-awareness-week/

If you wish to seek advice or help, please call Beat Eating disorders on 08088010677 🇬🇧.

27/02/2024

This week is National Eating Disorder Awareness Week.

We may look at athletes from an outside perspective and think that their lives are perfect. But that’s not always the case – eating disorders do not discriminate. In actual fact, anxiety, depression and eating disorder remain significant amongst elite female athletes.

But why is it that female athletes especially are inclined to developing an eating disorder, amongst other mental health issues?

Read ’s latest article and help Boot The Stigma ⚽️

🗞 Boot The Stigma: National Mental Health Awareness Week
💻 www.SportingHer.com

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