Women's Sports Daily

In today’s episode, host Marin Dremock brings you updates from the world of women's golf, including events from the 2026 Women’s Scottish Open and another first-time winner on the Epson Tour. Then, we switch gears to soccer for a look at the Women’s African Cup of Nations.

In today’s episode, host Marin Dremock recaps events from the 2026 WNBA All-Star Weekend.

(July 24, 2026) The Indiana Fever issued two separate statments on Wednesday due to comments made by Brianna Turner and Sophie Cunningham ahead of All-Star Weekend.

(July 23) WNBA All-Star begins today, and there's a lot for fans to do and look forward to in Chicago. 

Today we spend some time with Marisa Ingemi's reporting about Ayami Sato, the number 2 pick in the PWBL draft this year. Plus, we look at some of Tony East's reporting on Kelsey Mitchell.

(July 21) In today’s episode, host Marin Dremock clarifies events from the Epson Tour’s Greater Toledo Classic, brings you updates from the WNBA and more.

Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever’s record-setting win against the Seattle Storm from Friday night, how air quality postponed an Epson Tour event and more.

Today, take a look at how the WNBA season is going for the Fire's Jordan Harrison and Sania Feagin, as well as for the Ace's Chelsea Gray.

(July 16) The WNBA All-Star game will be played by Team Coop and Team Spoon, and the league announced the official rosters for the game yesterday.

(July 15, 2026) Today's episode touches on Megan Rapinoe's reveal about a World Cup advertiser, offers a look into where Harmoni Turner is after being cut from the WNBA again, and has a tiny peek at what to expect for the Toronto Sceptres this season.

Lindsey Heaps and Sam Kerr are both back in the NWSL after spending a few years away—and they're coming back home to a very different league.

(July 13) In today’s episode, host Marin Dremock recaps Haeran Ryu’s second consecutive major championship win at the Amundi Evian Championship and Linda Noskova’s maiden major title at Wimbledon.

(July 10, 2026) In today’s episode, host Marin Dremock recaps the first round of the Amundi Evian Championship and gets you ready for the all-Czech final match at Wimbledon.

(July 9) The Atlanta Dream have lost quite a few games of late, something that seems to be "getting" to coach Karl Smesko, Michael Waterloo reports. We also look at what's going on with the Chicago Sky and Skylar Diggins.

The WNBA announced the full list of the 22 players who will play in the All-Star Game this month, and it honestly makes a lot of sense. We also take a peek into Mississippi's rebuild with Coach Yolett McPhee-McCuin.

(July 7) In today’s episode, host Marin Dremock takes you on the ice for some updates from The IX Hockey and gears you up for the quarterfinals at Wimbledon.

(July 6) In today’s episode, host Marin Dremock recaps fourth round women’s singles matches at Wimbledon and shares success from Ladies European Tour golf.

WNBA All-Star Game starters were announced Thursday, and there's a lot to take away from the list. Also, Courtney Vandersloot is back for the Chicago Sky — which means the team's rotations might change.

(July 2) The Minnesota Lynx will finally welcome Napheesa Collier and Dorka Juhasz back this season — and it sounds like they could be on the court sometime soon.

(July 1, 2026) We take a look at the return of JuJu Watkins, who tore her ACL in March 2025, as well as yesterday's SCOTUS ruling and the Tempo's big night.

(June 30) In today’s episode, host Marin Dremock recaps Kaleiya Romero’s first win on the Epson Tour, brings updates from the first round at Wimbeldon and more.

In today’s episode, host Marin Dremock gets you ready for Wimbeldon, recaps a first-time major winner on the LPGA Tour and more.

(June 26, 2026) Michael Waterloo sat down with Jordin Canada and broke down WNBA film together, a unique experience for both reporter and player. Plus, take a look at Sydney Taylor and Emily Engstler's seasons with the Sky and Fire.

Brittney Griner set a new blocks record in the WNBA this week, something she says has been a career-long goal ever since she was drafted into the league.

There are several stories already shaping next year's World Cup, including what's going on with the Dutch national team. We also sneak a peek into the continued development of WNBA players Sonia Citron and Kiki Iriafen.

(June 23, 2026) In today’s episode, host Marin Dremock shares insights from the Montreal Victoire’s draft picks and the latest on the PWHL’s new investors and trades around the NWSL.

In today’s episode, host Marin Dremock brings us a dramatic playoff victory on the LPGA Tour, news on Serena Williams’s comeback to tennis and more.

Today is Juneteenth, a day widely regarded as the United States' second independence day. Let's look at how some WNBA teams are observing the day — and take a peek at what's behind the Phoenix Mercury's early season struggles.

(June 18) We take a moment to celebrate the return of the iconic Williams sisters to doubles at Wimbledon, and look at how the Toronto Tempo and Portland Fire are building culture this season.

The Indiana Fever are on a win streak, but the team still isn't accomplishing everything it wants. We also take a look at today's PWHL draft.

(June 16) In today’s episode, host Marin Dremock gets us ready for the 2026 PWHL Entry Draft in Detroit and highlights Team U.S.A.’s victory at the 44th Curtis Cup from Bel-Air Country Club.

In today’s episode, host Marin Dremock highlights some professional women’s soccer history, a WNBA Sunday recap and the duo that won their first LPGA Tour events at the Dow Championship.

(June 12, 2026) We take a look at how Raven Johnson's rookie year is going so far in Indiana, plus how Olivia Gaines plans to approach her new job at North Carolina Central.

(June 11) Let's look into what happened when the USWNT and Brazil met for a second time this week—and the return of Isabelle Harrison to the WNBA after injury.

Several writers at The IX Sports have broken down how different PWHL teams have been impacted by the most recent round of the expansion draft — and what might happen next.

(June 9, 2026) In today’s episode, Marin uncovers more milestones Nelly Korda has achieved with her U.S. Women’s Open victory and talks history in horse racing at Saratoga Springs.

It was a huge championship weekend for women’s sports! In today’s episode, Marin takes you through both the U.S. Women’s Open and the French Open at Roland Garros, where Nelly Korda and Mirra Andreeva captured golf and tennis glory.

The Fever host the Dream, and Terry Horstman tells us what makes Courtney Williams so special for the Lynx this season.

Stephanie Kaloi dives into what to expect from Serena Williams' return to professional tennis next week, as well as the upcoming USWNT matches against Brazil

The IX Sports' Dylan Kane goes inside the Phoenix Mercury's slow start this season — and we look at NWSL wins and draws from this weekend.

(June 2, 2026) In today’s episode, Marin Dremock talks about the quarterfinal matchups at the French Open and dives into the details of developmental contracts in the WNBA.

June 1, 2026: In today’s episode, Marin talks updates from the French Open at Roland Garros and Celine Boutier’s nearly three-year win drought snapped on the LPGA Tour.

The Stanford Cardinals are celebrating a big win at the 2026 NCAA DI Women’s Golf National Championship, and we also look at recent reporting on Nia Coffey from The IX Sports.

(May 28) The PWHL will hold a multi-phased draft on June 17, and the weeks leading up to the big day will be busy for everyone: players and teams alike.

The Dallas Wings are focused on building something special this season. Plus, get a peek into Stefanie Dolson's first season with the Storm, and what's next for the PWHL's Toronto Sceptres.

(May 26) In today’s episode, Marin recaps some key WNBA games from the weekend and updates you with news from the NCAA DI Women’s Golf National Championship.

(May 25, 2026) In today’s episode, Marin catches you up to speed with updates from the NCAA DI women’s golf national championship and Barca’s big win in UEFA Women’s Champions League football.

(May 22) The Portland Fire sent fans into a tailspin yesterday when they cut a few players, but there might be a plan working behind the scenes. The Seattle Storm will finally introduced 2026 No 3 draft pick Awa Fam Thiam.

The Indiana Fever played without Caitlin Clark Wednesday night as they met the Portland Fire at home —listen to questions from The IX Sports' Tony East to Stephanie White.

(May 20, 2026) Dive into the PWHL's last expansion team to be added for the 2026-27 season, with a look at their colors and what they mean for the team and the city.