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Robin Farina sits down with espnW to talk about this weekend's nationals and how to improve the exposure of women's cycling.

Jennie Finch is no stranger to team sports, but the former softball great has never tackled the intense preparation she's undergoing to compete in her first triathlon.

From the language in Paris to the clay at Roland Garros, American tennis players -- with the possible exception of Serena Williams -- are out of their element at the French Open.

As her children start playing sports, Julie Foudy's Mother's Day wish is to give them the balanced, loving support she got from her parents.

Natalie Hernandez has been on a hot streak at the plate for the Illinois-Chicago Flames, and the inspiration for her focus comes from her mother, who is struggling in a battle against cancer.

With Mother's Day on Sunday, espnW asked Tyler Summitt what one lesson he has learned from his mom, Tennessee head coach emeritus Pat Summitt. He said she taught him to always do things the right way.

The new documentary "Rising from Ashes" tells the extraordinary story of Team Rwanda, a cycling team composed of genocide survivors, and of the sport's boom in that country.

In Azerbaijan, Peace Corps volunteers and former athletes Todd and Sarah France left a legacy of working to widen athletic, cultural and educational opportunities for girls.

Back together at Florida State, sisters Stephanie and Nina Pellitteri were a dominant sand volleyball duo this season and look to bring the Florida State Seminoles a national title.

Summer Sanders has won Olympic gold, but nothing prepared her for the emotions she would feel during her day at the Boston Marathon.

It was a day for women as the 10th anniversary More Magazine/Fitness Magazine Women's Half-Marathon looped Central Park, attracting everyone from casual training groups to former Olympians.

After getting off to a blazing start, the barefoot-running craze has hit a cool-down. Most runners are finding a middle ground, though, between traditional running shoes and minimalist shoes.

After hours on the treadmill, Summer Sanders is all set to take on Heartbreak Hill and the 26.2 miles of the Boston Marathon.

Sunday marked the first major road race in New York City since Hurricane Sandy ravaged the East Coast, and the scars of the storm were evident in the field of runners who took to the streets for the New York City Half.

A volunteer group of 16 former NCAA soccer players and four coaches spread their love of the game to the girls of Nicaragua, learning valuable life lessons along the way.

Melissa Stockwell lost her leg to a roadside bomb in Iraq. Since then, she's represented the United States at the Beijing Paralympics, won three straight paratriathlon world titles and founded a paratriathlon club. Next on her to-do list? An Ironman.