Show Notes
Breanna Stewart just dropped a 30-point, 10-rebound, 5-assist playoff game and is only the FOURTH player EVER to do so. The Liberty took down the top-seeded Lynx. And that's just the beginning of the women’s sports news this week…
🏆 Olivia Miles wins Rookie of the Year with ALL 74 votes!
👋 An emotional farewell to Nneka Ogwumike, the legend who changed the WNBA on AND off the court
⚾ Mo'ne Davis is BACK 12 years after her Little League history, she's a pro baseball CHAMPION
⚽ Ashley Sanchez ties the NWSL single-season goal record & earns a USWNT call-up!
🏒 The PWHL announces its first-ever All-Star event
And MORE! Plus, a VERY special Pep Talk: Rebel Girls CEO Jes Wolfe shares a powerful message about finding your path and building your dreams.
Play Rebel and Stay Rebel! ✌️
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