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Saint Peter's College has hired Pat Coyle as its women's basketball coach Thursday.

Her childhood wasn't easy, but it shaped Swin Cash as a person and an athlete. She delivers a message of perseverance and character building to young girls.

In a locker room full of men, Penguins director of communications Jennifer Bullano commands respect with her persuasiveness, diligence and sense of humor.

By day, Max Starks is blocking defensive lineman as a Pittsburgh Steeler. By night, he's all dressed up and headed to the concert hall indulging a life-long love of live performances.

Tommie Campbell ran through three colleges before finding the success on the field and in the classroom that would propel him to success in the NFL.

While the NFL has made great strides to protect its players from head injuries, it must remain diligent in minimizing risks. Jane McManus says adding an independent neurologist to the sideline is a necessary next step.

The Surge beat the Chicago Force 40-36, in the Women's Football Alliance championship at Heinz Field in front of more than 2,000 fans. The game wasn't decided until a Surge interception sealed it with 18 seconds left.

In this week's "That's What She Said," Sarah Spain asks Seattle SuperSonics fans to do the unthinkable: root for Oklahoma City. After all, it's better than the alternative.

This weekend marks the one-year anniversary of the tornado that caused such destruction in Tuscaloosa. The softball team will play for T-Town and try to mirror the resiliency of the citizens.

A nutritionist teaches ESPN's Sage Steele how to fuel up smart on race day -- by eating smart and gulping (not sipping!) water.

There are great female fans everywhere, but Amanda Rykoff tells why NYC's women are the Apple of her eye.

While we await official word on the end of the NFL lockout, we've got a busy day of MLB action on tap, including the return of the first-place Pittsburgh Pirates to national television. Here are the Games We're Watching.

In the wake of Friday's devastating earthquake and tsunami, espnW's Amanda Rykoff, a sports fiend who has a special connection to Japan, turns her attention to matters of greater import.

Former Steeler Jerome Bettis found time in his jam-packed Super Bowl week to chat with espnW's Sarah Spain. Bettis shared his advice for current Steelers in advance of the big game, and he talked about the upcoming Pro Football Hall of Fame announcement.

Former Steelers great Franco Harris now runs a company whose products are designed to protect athletes from contracting staph infections. Alyssa Roenigk caught up with Harris to ask him about his mission -- and to get his prediction for Sunday's big game.

Dr. Robin West has been hands-on with the Steelers since 2003, assisting with injuries on the sidelines and in the operating room. As one of only two female orthopedists in the NFL, she says she's always been treated with respect.