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Women's Watch: All this being offended by everything is a bit offensive

By Patricia Babcock McGraw
Jun 14, 2019 7:09 PM - Patricia Babcock McGraw asks why we can't make sporting events offensive-free zones.
Pillow talk means basketball talk for new Sky coach and his wife

By Patricia Babcock McGraw
Jun 7, 2019 8:27 PM - New Chicago Sky coach and general manager James Wade doesn't need to look far for advice about running a WNBA team. His wife, Edwige Lawson-Wade, is a former WNBA player and is now a general manager of a pro women's basketball team in France. Also, get pumped for Chicago Bandits season and the Women's World Cup. Both are now underway
Women's Watch: Lavender ready for a new beginning as Chicago Sky season opens

By Patricia Babcock McGraw
May 25, 2019 8:00 AM - Acquired Monday from the Los Angeles Sparks, Chicago Sky center Jantel Lavender is excited for a new beginning as the season opens in Minnesota.
Boys track and field: Hersey's Methner shooting for a 'double crown' at state

By Patricia Babcock McGraw
May 23, 2019 10:53 PM - The "trifecta" of high school distance running is highly sought after, but rarely accomplished.
Cathy Engelbert perfect choice for WNBA commissioner

By Patricia Babcock McGraw
May 17, 2019 7:42 PM - The WNBA hit the jackpot by turning to Cathy Engelbert to take over as commissioner.
Boys track and field: Northwest suburbs' teams have high hopes at sectionals

By Patricia Babcock McGraw
May 15, 2019 6:48 PM - Coaches like to point out that there's no 'I' in "team," meaning that in team sports, individual priorities should be put behind the best interests of the team. But when it comes to sectional track, which will take place Thursday for most Class 3A schools, that idea gets turned on its head.
Women's Watch: Will pending lawsuit distract U.S women's soccer team from World Cup prize?

By Patricia Babcock McGraw
May 10, 2019 6:34 PM - The Goliath U.S. women's national soccer team is taking on the field as the heavyweight and the defending champion in the 2019 Women's World Cup, set to kick off next month in France. But can the U.S. women stay completely focused while they have an equal pay legal dispute with U.S. Soccer on their minds?
Boys track and field: Record in hand, Rolling Meadows' Boyer going for more

By Patricia Babcock McGraw
May 9, 2019 10:04 PM - It was the start of the indoor track season earlier this spring, and "Operation T-shirt" was a go. If he had to Jim Voyles, the throws coach at Rolling Meadows, was prepared to surprise his top thrower, Joe Boyer, with a special T-shirt when the big moment came.
Women's Watch: WNBA challenged to overcome tough times ahead

By Patricia Babcock McGraw
May 3, 2019 6:57 PM - The WNBA faces a variety of challenges in the immediate future as teams embark on training camp.
Better pay in the WNBA a tricky question that might not yield most popular answer.

By Patricia Babcock McGraw
Apr 26, 2019 6:39 PM - WNBA players want more of the pie. They get roughly 20 percent of WNBA revenues while NBA players get about 50 percent. To supplement their incomes, WNBA players feel compelled to play basketball year round by heading overseas in the offseason. That puts stress on the body and can cause serious injury, such as the Achilles tendon rupture that was suffered by WNBA MVP Breanna Stewart earlier this month in the EuroLeague championship.

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