Just Women's Sports

Our name truly reflects our mission. We are dedicated entirely to women’s sports, all the time. This is not just a small section hidden away or an afterthought. We firmly believe that female athletes deserve more than just occasional coverage—they can be the focus of the entire publication. From game highlights to podcasts, newsletters, and merchandise, JWS offers fans everything they need to stay informed and engaged in the world of women's sports. We're just beginning this exciting journey and are thrilled to have you join us!

International

English

Online/Digital

Outlet metrics

Domain Authority

Ranking

Global

#362141

United States

#86739

Sports/Sports

#1622

Traffic sources

Monthly visitors

Articles

Seattle Takes France's Dominique Malonga at No. 2

1 week ago | justwomenssports.com | Claire Watkins

Teen phenom Dominique Malonga officially introduced herself to US basketball fans during Monday's 2025 WNBA Draft, with the 19-year-old becoming the highest drafted French player in league history as the overall No. 2 pick by the Seattle Storm. "I'm so proud just to show that today French basketball is at a level that we have never seen," she told reporters after her record-setting selection. "She's a unicorn. She's one of one," Seattle head coach Noelle Quinn said of the 6-foot-6 teenager.
NCAA Stars, International Standouts Prep for 2025 WNBA Draft

1 week ago | justwomenssports.com | Claire Watkins

With the 2025 WNBA Draft tipping off on Monday night, experts across women’s basketball are busy predicting the results, as this year’s sure-thing overall No. 1 pick begets question marks down the line. Barring a shocking surprise, the Dallas Wings will snap up UConn star Paige Bueckers first, ushering in a new era of Texas basketball. The rest of the lottery is more of a mystery, with one lesser-known name projected to shake up the early picks.
Washington Spirit, Top NWSL Teams Claim Weekend Wins

1 week ago | justwomenssports.com | Claire Watkins

The top three NWSL teams continued their reign over the standings this weekend, with the Orlando Pride, Kansas City Current, and Washington Spirit all rattling off wins in the league’s return from April's international break. On the top trio's heels is Angel City, whose unbeaten streak lives on after the LA club earned their second straight win in a promising season start for the young team.
2025 WNBA Draft: Which Teams Are In Play?

1 week ago | justwomenssports.com | Claire Watkins

Monday’s 2025 WNBA Draft could seriously shape the future for the three teams at the helm of this year’s lottery, as top pick-holders Dallas, Seattle, and Washington all prepare to make major moves after a rollercoaster offseason. The Wings currently hold the overall No. 1 pick, while Seattle will select second after a blockbuster three-team trade with LA and Las Vegas sent star Jewell Loyd to the Aces and the No. 2 pick to the Storm.
2025 WNBA Draft Favorite Paige Bueckers Inks First Pro Deal

1 week ago | justwomenssports.com | Claire Watkins

Projected 2025 WNBA Draft overall No. 1 pick Paige Bueckers announced her first pro deal on Friday, signing with new league partner Ally Financial as the bank gears up to help launch the WNBA’s first-ever Rivalry Week. "I think the biggest lesson I've learned is to give with what you've been given," Bueckers said during a Friday morning press conference.
LOVB Takes the Court for First-Ever Finals

2 weeks ago | justwomenssports.com | Claire Watkins

The first-ever League One Volleyball (LOVB) postseason begins on Thursday, with all six teams competing though the weekend determine who will eventually lift the pro league’s inaugural trophy on Sunday. Following years of success at the youth level, LOVB’s pro arm is capitalizing on volleyball’s surging popularity by stocking rosters with Olympians and NCAA champions.
NCAA Transfer Portal Keeps Spinning as Miles, Latson Join New Teams

2 weeks ago | justwomenssports.com | Claire Watkins

Two of the biggest names in NCAA basketball revealed their transfer portal decisions on Tuesday, as student-athletes continue to weigh their options ahead of the April 23rd deadline. Prospective top 2025 WNBA Draft pick Olivia Miles will instead play out her final year of collegiate eligibility at TCU, making the leap to the team that knocked her Notre Dame squad out of this season’s national tournament. "I just want to be a pro without being a pro," Miles told TNT.
USWNT Falls to Brazil to Close Out April Friendlies

2 weeks ago | justwomenssports.com | Claire Watkins

Just three days after the world No. 1 USWNT took down Brazil 2-0, the world No. 8 team returned the favor, securing a stoppage-time lead to take the pair's second April friendly 2-1 on Tuesday night. Brazil's victory in San Jose marked the team's against the USWNT since 2014, and their first-ever on US soil. Striker Catarina Macario put the USWNT on the board just 34 seconds into the match, before 2023 NWSL MVP Kerolin drew Brazil even with a clinical 24th-minute equalizer.
Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame Names WNBA Trio to Class of 2025

2 weeks ago | justwomenssports.com | Claire Watkins

The Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame announced this year’s inductees on Saturday, with WNBA legends Sue Bird, Sylvia Fowles, and Maya Moore headlining a star-studded Class of 2025. The Hall of Fame mandates a two-year post-retirement waiting period for eligibility, with both Bird and Fowles qualifying for the shortlist following their 2022 retirements from the WNBA. Moore officially retired from the WNBA in early 2023, despite stepping away from professional basketball in 2018.
Trinity Rodman Makes Splashy Return as USWNT Beats Brazil

2 weeks ago | justwomenssports.com | Claire Watkins

It didn’t take long for USWNT star Trinity Rodman to re-introduce herself on Saturday, finding the back of the net just five minutes into her first national team appearance since last August’s Olympic gold medal-winning match. Rodman’s point came off a quality assist from Alyssa Thompson, with the attacking pair eventually leading the USWNT to a 2-0 win over 2024 Olympic silver medalists Brazil in the first of the pair's two April friendlies.