The Columbus Sports Scene Blog

What started as just a workout is now giving Morelle McCane a shot at the Olympics.

The sport of boxing didn’t come into McCane’s life until she was a teenager visiting the local gym where her niece was taking lessons. But soon the gym sessions led to practices, which led to competitions like the

Fencing may not be at the top of many people’s list of up-and-coming sports, but its growth and booming participation say differently. As USA Fencing president Don Anthony said at Tuesday’s COMMITTED event, the niche sport’s popularity is rising across the country and especially flourishing in

Throughout her career, Judy Rankin recognized that she wasn’t always the strongest golfer in the field, but she knew she had the grit and the strong will to win.

And so she won.

Rankin’s celebrated golf career spanned over 20 years and included 26 LPGA Tour wins. After joining the tour at age 17,

Between a five-time Olympian, a gold medalist Paralympian, a world-class referee and a legendary head coach on stage, the conversation at COMMITTED on May 22 was certainly a celebration of the sport of volleyball.

But more than anything, it was a thank you to the sport for the incredibly different

Women’s basketball has been guiding Lynn Holzman and Danielle Donehew at every stage of their lives.

But as Holzman, vice president of NCAA women’s basketball, and Donehew, executive director of the Women’s Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA), spoke on the panel of the first COMMITTED event on

Even after nearly a decade of holding The Women’s Sports Report, an event that recognizes girls and women who are taking sports to the next level, we continue to be enthralled by the stories of female leaders in our city.

The ninth-annual Women’s Sports Report, presented by OhioHealth, featured a

Whether they’ve broken records, shattered glass ceilings or introduced new ways for our city to rally around sports, Columbus is home to many women who pave the way for #SportsInCbus.

Each year, the Greater Columbus Sports Commission celebrates women who are taking sports, and Columbus, to the next

With three Olympic gold medals, a handful of World Championships and even a relay world record to her name, Tianna Bartoletta’s professional track and field resume certainly speaks for itself.

But before she became a legend on the world stage, the Elyria, Ohio native was establishing the trajectory