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Monroe University-Bronx volleyball aims for another national tournament (opens the original)
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Odaly Aponte-Orta is adept at multitasking. In addition to being the head women’s volleyball coach at Monroe University-Bronx, she is a high school physical education teacher and coach at IN-Tech Academy in the Bronx, and a club coach. Growing up in Puerto Rico, she loved volleyball and played wherever she could. After moving to New York City, she started coaching, searching for young women who shared her love of the sport and a desire to compete. “If you love what you do, you are super committe
Ice dancers Anaelle Kouevi and Yann Homawoo start their international season (opens the original)
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It is only September, but ice dancers Anaelle Kouevi and Yann Homawoo have already competed four times. They started this month in Bangkok, Thailand, where they finished eighth in an ISU Junior Grand Prix competition. In their second year on the international circuit, they feel themselves getting stronger and evolving as competitors. “I had a really good experience in Thailand; there were a lot of lessons, and I was able to compete against cool, new people,” said Kouevi. “The audience was very w
WNBA rookie Olivia Miles’ eyewear collaboration is trending (opens the original)
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Over the past few years, female athletes have enjoyed increasing commercial opportunities. In the past, only a fortunate few Women’s National Basketball Association (WNBA) players had endorsements or appearances for brands, but that has changed. In a growing number of cases, the products involved are genuine reflections of the athletes. That is certainly the case for the likely WNBA 2026 Rookie of the Year Olivia Miles, who recently announced a collaboration with GlassesUSA.com, an online eyewea
Three-time WNBA champion Natasha Howard releases a poignant memoir (opens the original)
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Natasha Howard of the Minnesota Lynx is one of the most decorated players in the Women’s National Basketball Association (WNBA): a three-time WNBA Champion (once with the Lynx and twice with the Seattle Storm), three-time All-Star, Defensive Player of the Year, and MVP of the 2025 Commissioner’s Cup. Despite these accolades, though, she is not one of the league’s marquee names. Knowing that her story reflects many of the players in the WNBA, Howard worked with writer Deyscha Smith to tell it. Th
St. John’s women’s volleyball opens the season showing promise (opens the original)
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It has been a strong start to the collegiate volleyball season for St. John’s University volleyball, which is building chemistry and notching some solid wins. The Red Storm have shown they can win on the road and at home, coming away from last weekend’s Lou Carnesecca Invitational with two home wins (Rider and UAB) and a hard-fought four-set loss (East Texas A&M). At 6-foot-3, sophomore Chloe Bell said she has played middle blocker since she started volleyball, “because I’m tall and my coaches w
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