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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.

In our latest Power Players interview, which highlights women in the sports business, the NBA exec talks about her role aiding superstars off the court and encouraging their work in the community.

In the NHL, three more postseason playoff series got underway Thursday, with both of the higher seeds in the Eastern Conference ending the night with losses. Here's what else you missed last night.

It looked as if the 21-year-old Rory McIlroy would walk away as this year's Masters champion. But after a historically bad round on Sunday, 26-year-old South African Charl Schwartzel emerged as the 2011 champion.

The seasoned veterans were the story coming into this year's Masters, but it was a couple of young golfers who sat atop the leaderboard after Thursday's opening round. Here's what else you missed last night.

Phil Mickelson is looking for back-to-back Masters titles, while Tiger Woods attempts to win his first major since 2008. On the baseball diamond, three teams hope to capture their first wins this season. Here's what else we're keeping an eye on.

Carmelo Anthony was a show-stopper in his Broadway debut at Madison Square Garden on Wednesday night, while the Utah Jazz began its life without its own impact player. The Big East also has a new leading scorer.

Two major Ohio sports streaks came to an end this weekend: The Cavs stopped their skid at 26 (but lost their next one), and Ohio State's bid for an undefeated season came to an end. But not to worry, baseball season is here.