What to watch this weekend in women’s sports
The second round of the WNBA playoffs headline the weekend.
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The second round of the WNBA playoffs headline the weekend.
Jin Young Ko wins shortened Cambia Portland Classic, finishing with a four-stroke lead.
Jin Young Ko holds one-stroke lead after first two rounds at the Cambia Portland Classic.
The tournament was introduced on the European circuit earlier this year.
The last WNBA games of the season headline the weekend.
Stosur and Shuai defeated the American teens in a three-set battle.
Maguire earned the most points ever for a rookie at the Solheim Cup.
Team Europe has now won four of the last six Cups.
From her first major to Olympic gold, Nelly Korda is on a roll.
Team USA is looking for redemption after a dramatic defeat to Europe last year.
Cisco's ambassadors are three of the best golfers on the LPGA Tour.
Trish Johnson claims Senior LPGA Championship with one-shot victory.
Osaka has made $55.2 million in the past year.
Brittany Altomare will be making her second Solheim Cup appearance.
The win marks Nordqvist's third major title on the LPGA Tour.
Harigae shot five-under par to top the leaderboard.
Ryann O'Toole won the Trust Golf Women’s Scottish Open on Sunday, finishing 17 under.
Her 276 ties Laura Davies' tournament record.
The win is Anannarukarn's first on the LPGA Tour.
Lee had trailed Jeongeun Lee6 by seven shots heading into the final round.
The Jutanugarn sisters finished 24 under and three strokes ahead of second place.
Hataoka was declared the winner of the rain-shortened tournament.
Korda's victory in Atlanta earned her No. 1 in the world rankings.
Ally Ewing hopes to make the winner's circle — and the Olympics.
Korda won the Gainbridge LPGA event back in February.
Lee is searching for her first LPGA tour title at Lake Merced.
Saso birdied two of her last three holes.
The American will look to capture her first U.S. Open title on the final day.
Saso holds a one-stroke lead at the Historic Olympic Club.
Wie West was poised to retire before the birth of her daughter and Giuliani's comments.
Hsu won by two strokes over playing partner Moriya Jutanugarn.
Kim's commanding final round performance secured the 25-year-old her first tour title since 2016.
The 23-year old finished 28 under par.
It's Yang's first since 2010.
The 21-year-old rookie could be golf's next breakout star.
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