Sport

The opening weekend of A-League Women was a resounding success, with record crowds attending the domestic competition.

The women’s A-League competition kicks off this weekend, following major success from the Matildas during the FIFA Women’s World Cup.

US rapper “50 Cent” has sponsored the under-14 girls’ youth team from the Cardiff area in Wales, AFC Rumney.

18-year-old Jas Fleming is in the midst of playing her second season of AFLW for Hawthorn and is considered one of the league’s most eye-catching prospects.

Following a 2-year mental health break, Simone Biles has claimed her 21st world title to become most-decorated gymnast in history.

Lauren Jackson, the “GOAT” of basketball, has announced her return to WNBL, extending her outstanding career to at least one more season.

Indigenous singer-songwriter Jess Hitchcock performed at the AFL grand finals in a dress supporting the YES campaign.

Jessica Hawkins became first woman to test a contemporary Formula 1 car since 2018 after she completed her first test session in Hungary.

Ethiopian long-distance runner Tigist Assefa won the Berlin Marathon, smashing the previous women’s world record by 2 minutes, 11 seconds. 

A new five-year deal that will see an immediate 29 per cent pay rise for players in the AFLW and an expansion of the competition.

An overwhelming demand for tickets has prompted organisers to move a Matildas’ Olympic qualifying match to Perth’s Optus Stadium.

Jenni Hermoso has been left out of the Spanish women’s soccer squad, following the World Cup kiss investigation.