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At Sports Girls Club, we know that game day isn’t just about the score; it’s about showing up, showing out, and being that girl in the stands. Whether you’re heading to a college football tailgate, a WNBA opener, or just catching the game at a bar with your girls, here’s everything the ultimate Game Day Girl has in her bag.

Every NFL fan post-draft NFL fan: “This is our year.” Also, every NFL fan post-Week 7 NFL fan: “We’re cooked.” But this time, Seattle fans might actually be onto something.

1. Russell Wilson – QB, New York Giants Courtesy of the New York Giants Russell Wilson is the NFL’s Goldilocks: too cold in Denver, too...

Get ready, hockey fans, because the Pacific Northwest is about to get a whole lot louder. The PWHL continues to break new ground, announcing major news that Seattle is officially joining the league for the upcoming season–becoming the eighth team in the league that is quickly rewriting the future of women’s professional hockey. This expansion solidifies the league’s West Coast presence, following the recent addition of PWHL Vancouver. Together, the two cities establish the Pa

A few weeks ago, this season’s top teams took to the ice to play each other in contention for the NHL’s ultimate prize: the Stanley Cup. Though the Stanley Cup Playoffs happen annually, this year’s postseason is like no other. None of the American “Original Six” teams made the cut. The Florida Panthers are looking to repeat their big win Meanwhile, the Edmonton Oilers are hoping to reverse their fate and get out of the same position they were in last year. The Winnipeg Je

I had the privilege of interviewing Canadian F1 Academy driver Nicole Havrda, who is in their first season of F1 Academy at 19 years old. Nicole also competes in the FR Americas series, racing in Formula 3 cars, alongside F1 Academy. 

You may know Lewis Hamilton as one of the greatest Formula 1 drivers in history. With seven World Championship titles and the record for most race wins in the sport, it’s no surprise that he is well-known in this regard.

Although the Sirens are not heading to the playoffs for the second straight year, the fans certainly showed out for the last regular season game at Prudential Center on May 3. The Sirens were taking on the Montreal Victoire, a team they defeated just once this season back on Dec. 4. Fans excitedly filled the arena seats and pressed up against the glass with supportive signs to show their appreciation for the team.