2024 was a monumental year for women’s sports, packed with record-breaking achievements and historic firsts. From jaw-dropping performances at the Paris Olympics to the adrenaline-fueled X Games, it was a year to remember. Basketball saw Caitlin Clark make waves both in college and during her debut WNBA season, marking a transformative moment for the sport. […]
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Jasmine Paolini reached her first Grand Slam Semi-Final last month in a hard-fought three-set match against Elena Rybakina, who was far below her best at times. It seemed at one stage as if neither wanted to win, as an eight game spell went by with seven breaks of serve. But eventually Paolini took back control,
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Emma Raducanu and Katie Boulter both saw their Australian Open campaigns come to a close in 2024 as they were knocked out in the Second Round to Yafan Wang and Qinwan Zheng, respectively. The defeat means that Raducanu has still yet to progress from this round since her famous US Open win three years ago,
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The Olympic Tennis tournament will be contested on a clay surface for the first time since Barcelona 1992 when the worlds finest descend on a familiar venue in July. Players from the WTA tour are used to competing for the Suzanne-Lenglen cup when they play at Roland Garros in the annual French Open, but this
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Whilst we say goodbye to the great games and tournaments played in 2023, we welcome the 2024 season for women’s sport with anticipation and excitement. From football to the Olympics, here is your rundown for women’s sport events to add to your calendar ready for 2024. Upcoming events July 2024 Wimbledon (Tennis) 1st – 14th
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Jodie Burrage celebrating her game win at Nottingham 2023. Photo credit: Jodie Burrage via Instagram. Jodie Burrage took her tennis game to a whole new level as she played the best week of her career at the Rothesay Nottingham Open. Burrage’s best result in 2023 pre the grass season came in Australia when she reached
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Clay tennis court. Photo credit: TBC As the grass season goes into full swing, it is worth taking a look at the five players who we think made the most of the clay season, and those five who in our opinion unfortunately spent the clay season well and truly in the red. Winner: Iga Swiatek:
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Katie Boulter has officially become the new British Number 1 in the WTA rankings as of Monday 12th June. After reaching the semi-finals of the Lexus Surbiton Trophy, Boulter overtakes Emma Raducanu to claim her first ever British number 1 title. Raducanu held the ranking for almost two years following her momentous US Open title
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Ahh the smell of freshly cut grass, the taste of a Pimm’s cup with strawberries and cream, and the sound of elite players battling away on court…. Wimbledon is back! Over the next two weeks 127 matches will be played to determine the Ladies’ Singles Champion. Reigning champion, Ashleigh Barty, retired from professional tennis earlier
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