Women's Sports Daily

(Feb. 17, 2026) Elana Meyers Taylor won the gold in women's bobsledding, a truly cool moment for the five-time Olympic medalist. Also, get ready for the women's hockey gold medal match later this week.

Chelsea Gray wins  $200,000 after knocking down a three-pointer, plus all things hockey and the most recent updates from the Olympics.

Olivia Miles racked up a career-high 40 points to help TCU beat Baylor the same night Mikayla Blakes and Aubrey Galvan propelled Vanderbilt to a win over Texas. Plus, ice hockey quarter-finals begin on Friday at the Olympics.

(Feb. 12, 2026) In today's Women's Sports Daily, Maya Smith talks about the WNBA's new proposal for the WNBPA, what the Olympic hockey quarterfinal matchups are, and the first-ever medal winners of medals in women's double luge.

(Feb. 11, 2026) Chelsea Leite breaks down what went wrong for Canada in their historic 5-0 loss to the United States and also explores the possibility of a Serena Williams comeback.

(Feb. 10) Athletes Unlimited Pro Basketball finished the league's first week in Nashville and is getting ready for changes. Also, Team USA's hockey team faces off against Team Canada.

(Feb. 9, 2026) The first weekend of the 2026 Winter Olympics has come and gone, so get yourself caught up thanks to host Chelsea Leite in the must-listen five-minute newscast on women's sports.

A source with knowledge of ongoing WNBA CBA negotiations tells The IX Sports players may strike soon, Athletes Unlimited Pro Basketball tips off its fifth season, and the U.S. women's ice hockey team makes Olympic history.

The WNBPA and representatives from the WNBA league office met on Monday to continue negotiating the collective bargaining agreement (CBA). Plus, Australian Open results from The IX's Tennis Tuesday.

(Feb. 2) Jordan Chiles wins her bronze medal appeal, plus updates from the WNBA and Unrivaled.

The Minnesota Frost and Vancouver Goldeneyes played the final PWHL game of the season before the Olympics, which begins in Italy on Feb. 5. Plus, Jordan Chiles is granted an appeal in the case regarding the 2024 Olympic women's floor exercise bronze medal, and find out what's new with HBCU and CAA basketball with The IX Sports' Rob Knox.

(Jan. 29) Howard Megdal explains what's really up with Unrivaled's viewership numbers, the UConn Huskies celebrate one of their own, and Serena Williams steps up for Coco Gauff.

(Jan. 27) Reviewing the PWHL power rankings before the Olympics, plus updates from the WNBA and NWSL!

Jordan Chiles makes headlines as she inches closer to NCAA gymnastics history with UCLA. Plus, Unrivaled updates, the PWHL pauses for this year's Olympic break, and more.

Trinity Rodman is officially staying with the Washington Spirit through 2028; Vanderbilt and UConn remain the only two undefeated teams in women's basketball; and there's a new sport in town.

(Jan. 22) On the latest episode of Women's Sports Daily, Chelsea Leite talks about the WNBA's schedule drop, which came despite a lack of an agreed-upon CBA.

On today's Women's Sports Daily, we are all over the world with Australian Open, Unrivaled, and UConn updates.

(Jan. 20, 2026) The Vanderbilt Commodores and UConn Huskies both held on to their undefeated records following games on Monday — plus, find out what Sam Coffey's decision to play for Manchester City means for larger conversations about the league's salary cap.

AU Pro Basketball veteran Lexie Brown and her father, longtime pro basketball coach Dee Brown, spoke to The IX Sports about bringing coaches to AU for the first time. Plus, Vanderbilt holds on to their undefeated record, and changes coming to The IX Sports!

(Jan. 15) Chelsea breaks down the Toronto Tempo's new coaching hires, Unrivaled updates from Miami, and Bracketology updates for NCAA hoops.

(Jan. 14, 2026) Today on WSD, the first Grand Slam of 2026 is approaching as tennis greats head to Melbourne for the Australian Open. Lindsay Heaps is returning to the NWSL and heading home to play for the Denver Summit. Unrivaled is seeing success in season two.

(Jan. 13) The WNBA and WNBPA agreed to a moratorium that will stop free agency from beginning while both parties continue to negotiate a new CBA, three NCAA women's basketball teams remain undefeated, and college gymnastics kicks off the season.

On today's Women's Sports Daily, Chelsea breaks down what the WNBA CBA expiring means, and also gets into the excitement of Canada's Olympic women's hockey roster

Host Stephanie Kaloi explains the latest standstill between the WNBA and the Players Association on CBA negotiations. Plus, an update from Unrivaled and more details on the roadblocks facing the Olympic hockey arena.

(Jan. 8) On today's Women's Sports Daily: has the PWHL Takeover Tour gone too far? Plus, updates in WNBA and college basketball.