With teams gathering in Calgary for the 2021 Women's Worlds, former U.S. Women's National Team captain Kendall Coyne Schofield is urging stakeholders to prioritize investment in women's sports. Highlighting the need for robust media coverage and infrastructure, Schofield argues that sustained support is critical to advancing opportunities for female athletes globally. The event underscores the growing momentum for women's sports, but challenges remain in securing long-term funding and visibility.

Kendall Coyne Schofield Advocates for Investment in Women's Sports Ahead of 2021 Women's Worlds in Calgary
A call to action for increased support of women's hockey and sports media ahead of the international tournament.
Originally from the-ix-newsletter
More in Hockey
LGBTQ Fans Group Carolina Gayniacs Support Hurricanes in Stanley Cup Pursuit
The Carolina Gayniacs, an LGBTQ fan group, rally behind the Carolina Hurricanes as they chase the Stanley Cup, while also raising funds for military families through their Stick Tap for Service initiative.
via reddit-r/womenshockey
Women's Learn-to-Play Hockey Programs in Chicago: Where to Find Them
A Chicago-area woman seeks women-specific hockey programs after finding co-ed sessions too intimidating. Reddit users share resources including a beginner class in Oak Park.
via reddit-r/womenshockey
Protecting Your Hair: Tips for Female Hockey Players Wearing Helmets
A female hockey player shares her struggle with hair breakage from helmet use and receives advice on solutions like headbands and skullcaps to prevent damage.
via reddit-r/womenshockey
Women Share Top Ice Hockey Gear Tips for Fit and Comfort
A team manager seeks advice on ice hockey equipment that works best for women, emphasizing fit, comfort, and affordability for players of all experience levels.
via reddit-r/womenshockey
