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    About Women's Sports Guide

    Women's sports are growing. The fan experience should grow with them.

    Women's Sports Guide was created to make following women's sports easier, more connected, and more fun.

    Too often, fans still have to piece the experience together themselves. One site has the schedule. Another has the broadcast information. A social post mentions a watch party. A bar may be showing the game, but only if it has access to the right platform. And if you want to watch with other fans, finding your crowd can be even harder.

    We think that should be easier.

    Our Mission

    Our mission is to make women's sports easier to watch, easier to gather around, and easier to be a fan of.

    That means helping fans:

    • Know what's on
    • Find where to watch
    • Discover watch parties and women's sports-friendly venues
    • Find local fan events
    • Stay connected to the teams, leagues, and sports they care about
    • Spend less time searching and more time enjoying the game

    Watch. Gather. Cheer.

    Those three words capture what we're building.

    Watch

    Make it easier to find games, schedules, channels, and streaming information.

    Gather

    Help fans find places to watch together, from sports bars and restaurants to watch parties and local events.

    Cheer

    Create more ways for fans to connect, participate, discover what's happening, and feel part of the women's sports community.

    Built for Fans, With Fans

    Women's Sports Guide is being built around the real experience of following women's sports.

    We want to know what fans struggle to find, where they prefer to watch, which sports and leagues they follow, and what would make the experience better.

    That feedback will help shape what we build next. It will also help us better understand where women's sports fandom is growing, where fans want more opportunities to gather, and where leagues, venues, brands, and other organizations can do a better job serving them.

    More Than a Directory

    Women's Sports Guide may start with practical tools like venue listings and where-to-watch information, but the bigger goal is connection. We see an opportunity to connect:

    Fans

    Looking for games, places, events, and community.

    Venues

    Looking to better serve women's sports fans.

    Leagues and teams

    Looking to understand and grow their fan communities beyond the arena.

    Brands and partners

    Looking for better ways to support and serve women's sports fans.

    The more connected those pieces become, the better the fan experience gets.

    Meet the Founders

    Women's Sports Guide was founded by Sarah White and Mary Sue Dahill, two women who saw the same opportunity from different sides of the fan experience.

    Sarah brings the venue and game-day perspective, including firsthand experience creating spaces where women's sports fans can gather, watch, and feel like the game is the main event.

    Mary Sue brings a background in systems, technology, customer experience, and business strategy, with a focus on making fragmented experiences easier to navigate and more useful.

    Together, they're building Women's Sports Guide around a simple idea:

    Being a women's sports fan should not require this much work.

    Help Us Build What's Next

    Women's Sports Guide is still growing, and we want fans to help shape it. Tell us what you follow, what's hard to find, and what would make women's sports easier to watch, gather around, and enjoy.

    Watch. Gather. Cheer.