Nonprofit relaunches campaign demanding NCAA protect women's sports

Published   Dec 19, 2024 03:39PM

(The Center Square) – The Independent Women's Forum has relaunched a letter campaign, urging all NCAA female athletes to contact the NCAA Board of Governors, and encourage the board to keep women’s sports exclusive to biological females.
The marketing campaign comes days after NCAA President Charlie Baker’s U.S. Senate testimony.
Senate Judiciary Committee member Sen. Josh Hawley, R-Missouri, questioned Baker about the inclusion of transgender athletes in women's sports.Read more

Sale of two Brett Sports baseball teams will not impact Spok

Brett Sports CEO Andy Billig says the sale of two of the company's holdings will mean a reinvestment and focus on Spokane's Chiefs and Indians. ... Read more

Trojans sweep aside Kentwood in doubleheader






Both boys and girls basketball teams lose to Auburn in NPSL opening play.
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Spokane youth sports programs to receive federal ARPA fundin

The Spokane City Council passed a resolution to award $250,000 in grant money for local youth sports programs. ... Read more

Kent Reporter Athletes of the Week: Kentlake

Published   Dec 04, 2024 06:30PM





Sr. Jasmine Demecilio (Flag Football) and Yacouba Diawara (wrestling) take home this weeks awards.
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Kentwood girls basketball drops fourth straight






Team falls to Riverside for first time since 2017. Head Coach Jordan Nero: ‘We’ll find a way, we always do.’
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Kent Reporter Athletes of the Week: Kentwood






Dayna Vi (Jr.) wrestling and Brandon Tagle (Jr.) basketball take home this weeks awards.
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Kent Reporter Athletes of the Week: Kent-Meridian






Alex Arians (Jr) swim and Aisha Hussein (Jr) wrestling take home this weeks awards.
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