Women's Sports Events Highlight Growth Across US

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Women’s sports are gaining visibility and commercial momentum, reflected in Texas’ record season-ticket sales for women’s basketball and strong national rankings across several women’s teams. BizBash’s inaugural Women’s Summit brought sports-industry professionals together to discuss the business of women’s sports, workplace experiences and strategies for growth. On the court, Missouri women’s basketball is set to open its road schedule at Little Rock after an overtime comeback win over Howard, led by McKenzie Mathurin’s 29 points and Khloe Ford’s 15-point, 15-rebound double-double.

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