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  • Lynx need stops in Game 3

    Seimone Augustus and Minnesota must ramp up their trademark physical defense again to beat San Antonio.

    Sep 19 | By Pat Borzi

  • San Antonio shattered after one-point loss

    San Antonio had its chances, but it was more of the same after losing to Minnesota in all four matchups this season, and once again in Game 1 of their Western Conference semifinal Friday night.

    Sep 17 | By Pat Borzi

  • Athlete's Life

    Twins' Michael Cuddyer gives cheer

    Away from the field, the Minnesota player is a star on the local charity scene who is always looking for a creative way to help those in need.

    Aug 24 | By Pat Borzi

  • Wieber sets her sight on the world

    With her performance at nationals, Jordyn Wieber cemented her status as a medal contender on the international stage.

    Aug 21 | By Pat Borzi

  • Shawn Johnson figures out her comeback trail

    2008 Olympians Shawn Johnson, Chellsie Memmel and Alicia Sacramone are back, working through nerves to regain their form at nationals.

    Aug 20 | By Pat Borzi

  • Athlete's Life

    McWilliams-Franklin is strongest Lynx in the chain

    At 40, the Minnesota center is still a major contributor and an old-school role model for a team of younger All-Stars.

    Aug 18 | By Pat Borzi

  • Jordyn Wieber prepares for nationals pressure

    Emerging gymnastics superstar Jordyn Wieber will face her biggest test this week, trying to succeed at her first senior-level U.S gymnastics championship.

    Aug 18 | By Pat Borzi

  • How to be in the nationals know

    The U.S. gymnastics championships begin this week in St. Paul, Minn., and it's time to brush up on what's happening during the meet.

    Aug 17 | By Pat Borzi

  • Where's the next Violet Palmer?

    The NBA opened its door to women referees in 1997 but since then has not promoted anyone from the D-League. Officials say it will happen.

    Aug 10 | By Pat Borzi

  • Women are striking out in MLB

    There hasn't been a single woman umpire in affiliated baseball since 2007, and applicants at umpiring schools have dwindled.

    Aug 9 | By Pat Borzi

  • Jordyn Wieber vaulting to the top

    After an upset over the world all-around champion, this 16-year-old could be the next gymnastics star.

    Jul 27 6:06 PM ET | By Pat Borzi

  • Athlete's Life

    Nature Valley Grand Prix spotlight's female racers

    With so much media attention paid to men's cycling, stage races like the Nature Valley Grand Prix in Minnesota seek to put emphasis -- and equality -- on the women's side.

    Jun 15 | By Pat Borzi

  • Hege Riise brings U.S. an edge

    The former Norwegian star, once a serious rival, shares her expertise and vision as an assistant coach for the U.S. team.

    Jun 14 | By Pat Borzi

  • Gender controversy follows Equatorial Guinea

    The first-time World Cup qualifier is the smallest country in the tournament and has been hounded by gender questions since the fall.

    Jun 13 | By Pat Borzi

  • Sweet victory for Sun Devils

    Arizona State earned its second WCWS title in four years behind hard-throwing freshman Dallas Escobedo, who was all smiles as she hoisted the championship trophy.

    Jun 8 | By Pat Borzi

  • Hall of Fame Stadium a diamond in the rough

    The new field house at ASA Hall of Fame Stadium is a big help. Now a proposed $15 million renovation would add a second deck and -- finally -- showers for the players.

    Jun 7 4:58 PM ET | By Pat Borzi

  • Gators rattled by WCWS loss

    Arizona State quieted Florida's bats and handed it a 14-4 loss in Game 1. If the Gators are going to get back into the series, they'll need to clear their heads.

    Jun 7 | By Pat Borzi

  • Clare Hosack returns, earns respect

    The Baylor catcher, who famously fouled a ball off her face in the super regionals, was back in the lineup this weekend. While the Bears failed to advance, Hosack's story won't soon be forgotten in softball circles.

    Jun 6 | By Pat Borzi

  • Stephanie Brombacher keeps Florida alive in WCWS

    One game away from elimination, the right-hander shut down a resurgent Cal team to save the game and continue the Gators' postseason.

    Jun 4 | By Pat Borzi

  • Teams face elimination day in losers' bracket

    Missouri is among those fighting to stay alive in the the Women's College World Series Saturday. In this tournament, history does not favor the underdog.

    Jun 4 | By Pat Borzi

  • Baylor's Kelsi Kettler is a big hit

    Stepping in since a teammate suffered a severe injury, the catcher has made the most of her chance -- including a walk-off home run to beat Oklahoma State on Thursday.

    Jun 3 | By Pat Borzi

  • Softball still fighting to regain Olympic status

    The longer softball is out of the Olympics, the tougher it will be for national programs to stay funded.

    Jun 2 | By Pat Borzi

  • Keilani Ricketts leads by example

    Oklahoma's star pitcher isn't much of a vocal leader, but she doesn't have to be. Her actions from the circle and at the plate have carried the Sooners to their first WCWS berth in seven years.

    Jun 2 | By Pat Borzi

  • Five things to watch in the WCWS

    We're down to the final eight teams in the Women's College World Series. Action starts Thursday in Oklahoma City. Here are the top storylines and players to watch.

    Jun 1 | By Pat Borzi

  • Women are knocking on baseball's door

    Women have played baseball in college and the minor leagues. The next step: the majors. If it happens, most agree it will be a knuckleball pitcher.

    May 10 | By Pat Borzi