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Everyday this month, Double G Sports will be featuring interviews from prominent women in the sports industry as our way of celebrating Women’s History Month. This project is in its 2nd year. Today we feature Angela Hucles, a former member of the United States Women’s National Soccer Team. 1. Did…
Everyday this month, Double G Sports will be featuring interviews from prominent women in the sports industry as our way of celebrating Women’s History Month. This project is in its 2nd year. Today we feature a Q&A with Brittany Jackson, former Tennessee Lady Vols Basketball Star. 1. Who or what…
Everyday this month, Double G Sports will be featuring interviews from prominent women in the sports industry as our way of celebrating Women’s History Month. This project is in its 2nd year. Today we feature Vice President of ESPNW, Laura Gentile. 1. Growing up, who or what influenced you the…
Everyday this month, Double G Sports will be featuring interviews from prominent women in the sports industry as our way of celebrating Women’s History Month. This project is in its 2nd year. Today we feature Olympic and World Figure Skating Champion, Kristi Yamaguchi. 1. Who or what is it that…
Everyday this month, Double G Sports will be featuring interviews from prominent women in the sports industry as our way of celebrating Women’s History Month. This project is in its 2nd year. Today we feature ESPN Women’s Basketball Analyst, LaChina Robinson. LaChina Robinson 1. How did growing up as a…
Everyday this month, Double G Sports will be featuring interviews from prominent women in the sports industry as our way of celebrating Women’s History Month. This project is in its 2nd year. Today’s interview is with professional snowboarder and Olympic Gold Medalist, Kelly Clark. 1. Where did your appreciation for…
Everyday this month, Double G Sports will be featuring interviews from prominent women in the sports industry as our way of celebrating Women’s History Month. This project is in its 2nd year. Today’s interview is with former Mexican International Team Captain and current ESPN soccer analyst, Monica Gonzalez. 1. When…
It’s the Most Wonderful Time of the Year: Women’s College Basketball Is Back. A 2012-13 Season Preview. The Big 4: UCONN Huskies: Last Season: 33-5; Lost in the National Semifinal to Big East rival Notre Dame 83-75. Key Returning Players: Junior, G, Bria Hartley; Junior, C, Stephanie Dolson; Sophomore,…
This weekend, the states of Pennsylvania and New Jersey will be graced with the presence of the most captivating group of young athletes from the London Games: the Fierce Five. Gold medal gymnasts Gabby Douglas, Aly Raisman, McKayla Maroney, Kyla Ross and Jordyn Wieber roll into Philadelphia’s Wells Fargo…
Twitter has its benefits. It keeps us in the know. It keeps us connected. Everything from deep dark thoughts to quick sarcastic banter is shared. Following US Soccer’s recent announcement of US Women’s National Team Head Coach Pia Sundhage’s successor, players from the roster offered their congratulations to their new…
This month’s issue of Glamour magazine bestowed the honor of “Women of the Year” to fifteen well-deserving women, across varying professions and industries. Olympic athletes rightfully occupy five of those seats. Two teenagers who burst on the scene throughout the London Games – Gymnast Gabby Douglas and swimmer Missy Franklin…
Less than two months ago, Rutgers Women’s Soccer player Jonelle Filigno came home from the London Olympic Games with a bronze medal; the first ever for her country, Canada. Jonelle has been competing at the International level for Canada since she was 17 years old, with two Olympic Games…
