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When Benita Fitzgerald Mosley agreed to serve on a USA Track & Field task force after the Beijing Olympics, she had no idea she would be writing her own job description.

Arizona State athletic director Lisa Love is among a handful of women leading a major football program and the latest subject in our Power Play series.

As executive vice president, JoAnn Neale wants to make sure the MLS has a positive impact on communities that support the teams.

A certified sport psychology consultant for the USOC, Dr. Wendy Borlabi is charged with preparing athletes -- mentally -- for the Olympic Games.

On 11/11/11, we decided to reflect on the 11 top women's sports moments of 2011. What a year it's already been, and it's not over yet.

At age 49, Phyllis Reffo, former model and the single mother of two teenage girls, has jumped into a new challenge: swimming for Pepperdine.

The CEO of the New York Road Runners talks about being in charge of the NYC Marathon as part of our Power Players series on women in sports business.

Superstar athletes gathered Wednesday night in New York City to celebrate women in sports -- and the young girls they inspire.

The mother and sister of the late Yeardley Love reflect on running the Baltimore Marathon in her memory.

The movie, which premiered in Philadelphia last week, chronicles college basketball's first women's national title team and opens nationwide Friday.

Throughout October, the NFL and its players are raising money and awareness to aid in the fight against breast cancer.

Amy Trask was the first female chief executive in the NFL when she was tabbed to lead the Raiders in 1997. She's still the only woman running a NFL team.

Before Hope Solo makes her debut on "Dancing With the Stars" tonight, sports figures who have previously appeared on the show have some advice.

The Soccer United Marketing president talks about growing MLS and the game in North America as part of espnW's Power Players series.

An accident left Rachelle Friedman wheelchair bound. Since, she has found a healing power in the most unlikely of places -- quad rugby.

UVA lacrosse player Yeardley Love was tragically killed in a domestic-violence incident last year. In her memory, her family has created the One Love Foundation.