Women's Sports Keeps Building Momentum

The California Palms made history by hosting the franchise’s first-ever home game.

Wave FC returned from the international break with a convincing exhibition win over the Portland Thorns.

Three women’s MMA bouts took center stage at Pechanga Arena, highlighting the sport’s continued growth in San Diego.

World Star Aitana Bonmatí came to San Diego to inspire the next generation during her first U.S. soccer camp.

The Athlete’s Commute is taking off, featuring San Diego local Danica Collins, a global health strategist, certified health coach, and someone who has been living with type 1 diabetes for 21 years.

Wanting to plan ahead? Her Sports launched a new sports calendar as local colleges begin unveiling their fall schedules.

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With a matchup that had heavy weight to it, the California Palms played its first ever home game on Saturday.

The Palms took down the New York Charging, 16-9, and sit atop the Women’s Lacrosse League professional standings. Read about the game here.

The Wave faced the Portland Thorns in an exhibition game on Saturday, the team’s first game back from international break, taking down the Thorns 4-3.

The team is fully back into the swing of things with its Independence Day game on July 4 at Snapdragon Stadium.

PFL San Diego didn’t just bring fights to Pechanga Arena on Saturday, but the inclusion of three women’s bouts on the card highlights continued growth and visibility for women in MMA.

With the featured matchup of Liz Carmouche and Viviane Araújo, Marmouche was crowned the winner.

Jena Bishop and Shannon Clark were the winners of the two other women flyweight matches.

Aitana Bonmatí, one of the most decorated figures in women’s soccer, hosted her first U.S. camp came with technical drills and moments of encouragement. Read about the event here. Be sure to check out the artwork created of the event by Her Sports’ own Ari Herrera-Ibarra.