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The woman that broke the color barrier in women's tennis.  Altheat Gibson.
08/26/2026

The woman that broke the color barrier in women's tennis. Altheat Gibson.

Before Serena. Before Venus. There was Althea Gibson.

In 1956, she became the first Black player to win a Grand Slam singles title, and she kept going, winning Wimbledon and the U.S. Nationals the following year.

She stepped onto courts that weren't always ready to welcome her and made history anyway. The generations that came after her had a door to walk through because Althea helped open it.

Happy Heavenly Birthday, Althea Gibson.

08/14/2026

Marta! An inspirational soccer legend.

08/02/2026

Pretty cool that not only did she live to see this day but was part of it.

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Keep a close eye on what's happening in the government and get ready to contact your congress reps if Title IX is ever i...
07/28/2026

Keep a close eye on what's happening in the government and get ready to contact your congress reps if Title IX is ever in jeopardy.

We love watching Coco's success on the court.  https://www.facebook.com/share/p/17oLikhheE/
07/07/2026

We love watching Coco's success on the court. https://www.facebook.com/share/p/17oLikhheE/

After never making the Wimbledon quarterfinals until this year, Coco Gauff defeats fellow American Jessica Pegula to complete the set of Major semifinals 🙌

06/27/2026

Happy Pride month! Be you. Be true.

The much awaited (loved or feared within athletic departments) Tucker report on women in coaching at D1 universities is ...
06/24/2026

The much awaited (loved or feared within athletic departments) Tucker report on women in coaching at D1 universities is published!

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Arizona State University is hosting a women in baseball presentation (via zoom) about the history of women in the game o...
06/19/2026

Arizona State University is hosting a women in baseball presentation (via zoom) about the history of women in the game of baseball from its origins to the present day. The focus will not just be on those who play the game, but also on owners and umpires. The movie “A League of Their Own” has introduced many to the idea that women played baseball, but the story is much deeper, revealing the challenges and triumphs of women who want to be a part of America’s National Pastime. Attendees will learn about individual players, teams, leagues and much more.

Tuesday, July 14, 2026

5:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. (MST/AZ)

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A presentation about the history of women in the game of baseball from its origins to the present day. The focus will not just be on those who play the game, but also on owners and umpires. The movie “A League of Their Own” has introduced many to the idea that women played baseball, but the stor...

05/29/2026

So glad she's getting the recognition! We always say, every job big and small, is important and makes the event happen.

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