LaDarius Brown

1 week ago | beyondwomenssports.com | LaDarius Brown

On Saturday, AUSL conducted the first-ever College Draft, selecting 12 of the best collegiate softball players. Here, Commissioner Kim Ng and softball legend Jennie Finch gave all 12 players Golden Tickets. That being said, the Volts, led by general manager and another softball great, Cat Osterman and former Team USA player Kelly Kretschman, held the first pick. Here, Oklahoma Sooners right-hander Sam Landry went No. 1 overall.

1 week ago | beyondwomenssports.com | LaDarius Brown

All things considered, the Connecticut Sun and Seattle Storm are a tale of two different teams entering their preseason matchup on May 4. Connecticut is in full rebuild mode as their starting lineup from last season is no longer there. Two-time All-WNBA forward-guard DeWanna Bonner is with the Indiana Fever. Five-time WNBA All-Star Alyssa Thomas is a part of the Phoenix Mercury while three-time All-Star center Brionna Jones is a member of the Atlanta Dream.

3 weeks ago | beyondwomenssports.com | LaDarius Brown

As with every WrestleMania, WWE ensures a packed, entertaining two-night spectacle with amazing matches. This year is no different, as WrestleMania 41 is taking place in Las Vegas at Allegiant Stadium on April 19-20. In all, four matches will feature female superstars, as three will have championships on the line. That being said, here is a look at those matches (and something extra). If one is a fan of storytelling in WWE or wrestling in general, this is the match to watch.

4 weeks ago | beyondwomenssports.com | LaDarius Brown

As the inaugural AUSL (Athletes Unlimited Softball League) gets underway soon, the league made another game-changing move. It named Senior Advisor Kim Ng as Commissioner. She will be tasked with “fostering the league’s growth, promoting its brand, and driving its long-term success.”  She is no stranger to the sport of softball as she played it at the University of Chicago.

4 weeks ago | beyondwomenssports.com | LaDarius Brown

The Seattle Storm saw their season end in the first round of the WNBA Playoffs last season. Entering the 2025 WNBA Draft, there was a bit of uncertainty as to who they would select with the No. 2 overall pick. However, the decision became clearer as guard Olivia Miles chose to pass on the draft, staying in college and now at TCU. Seattle selected 19-year-old Dominique Malonga of Lyon in France, of the La Boulangère Wonderligue (LBWL), with their top pick.