Our Top News in Women’s Sports

our top news in womens sports

Hi all, 

I’m Sonja, inventory planner and resident women’s sports expert here at Title Nine.  I’m back to share the stories you need to know about, and to keep giving women athletes the attention they deserve. 

1. MVP, MVP MVP!!!    A’ja Wilson (Las Vegas Aces) is the WNBA MVP for the 2024 regular season!  Wilson joins Lisa Leslie, Sheryl Swoopes and Lauren Jackson as the only players to receive the award three times!  In addition, A’ja is the second player in WNBA history to win by a unanimous vote (67 1st place votes). A’ja finished out the season with 1,021 points, 451 rebounds and 98 blocks. Cynthia Cooper was the first player to win by unanimous vote in the W’s inaugural season in 1997.   Aja’s alma mater, the University of South Carolina (2024 WCBB Champions) also set a program record by selling out their season tickets for the upcoming season for the first time. 

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Cast Your Vote

cast your vote

Each season we choose a “model” image for our catalog cover and web home page. Our winter catalog is coming soon and we need your help choosing our next hero image. Let your voice be heard!

Use the form below to cast your vote.

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Pitchfest Outdoor 2024 Finalists: Our Starting Nine

meet the finalists

For the past 35 years, Title Nine has been scouring the globe in search of killer products that get women where they want to be – OUTSIDE. So we’re back with another year of T9’s Pitchfest Outdoor Edition, opening the doors to support women makers in the outdoor industry, like us, designing and wear-testing products we’d be proud to sell (and buy)! 

On September 27, nine brands will pitch their products to our panel of industry and outdoor experts for a chance to join our product lineup and community of women entrepreneurs. Yeah, that’s a lotta pressure, but these women–every one of them–are fearless. After all, it takes a crazy amount of grit, ambition and guts to start your own business. AND to take it to the next level. 

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Port Townsend, WA: Where women get the work done

port townsend, wa: where women get the work done

Captaining a 117-year-old schooner, hand-framing wooden hulls, catching salmon from Alaska to Washington with two crews of sisters, leaving for college, returning home. Being out on the notoriously brutal Pacific Northwest waters takes grit and hard work. But the one thing these women could count on was their all-women crew. 

Meet Ilsa, Amber, Emma, and Nellie: four badass women leading the next generation of fishing and boating in their community.

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