09/11/2026
CWSA is proud to welcome four new members to our Board of Directors! π
π Kim Durand β Deputy AD/SWA, Washington
π Crystal Gibson β Exec. Director of Athletics, Widener
π Jim Phillips - Commissioner, ACC
π Julie Work β Executive Vice President, NACDA
Weβre also excited to announce Sean Frazierβs elevation to the CWSA Executive Board.
Each brings a proven commitment to supporting, advocating for and celebrating women in collegiate athletics. Weβre thrilled to have them join us as CWSA enters its next 50 years.
π Full story: https://www.collegiatewomensportsawards.com/releases/2026-27/board202627
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CWSA WELCOMES NEW BOARD MEMBERS
In her first year as Executive Director, Noreen Morris today announced the appointment of four new board members to the Collegiate Women Sports Awards ...
07/28/2026
The 2026 Collegiate Woman Athlete of the Year. π
NCAA National Champion.
WBCA First Team All-American.
Big Ten Player of the Year.
Big Ten Defensive Player of the Year.
And now, π winner.
Congratulations, Lauren Betts!
The best of the best in collegiate athletics.
07/28/2026
Honda Cup marks 50 years, reuniting trailblazing winners in New York π°
Full story by Doug Feinberg for The Associated Press β¬οΈ
Honda Cup marks 50 years, reuniting trailblazing winners in New York
Ann Meyers Drysdale felt nostalgic spending the day with so many other Honda Cup award winners, including fellow UCLA Bruins great Jackie Joyner-Kersee.
07/27/2026
Tune into CBS Sports Network TONIGHT at 7:00 PM ET for the 2026 π
Tune in to the Collegiate Women Sports Awards tonight at 7 PM ET / 4 PM ET on CBS Sports to celebrate and recognize this year's outstanding women athletes! ππ
07/27/2026
A night of celebration with our . πβ€οΈ
We kicked off the 50th anniversary weekend with our Welcome Reception, bringing together the Class of 2026, past Honda Cup winners, and the friends, family and partners who have been part of this incredible legacy.
50 years of celebrating the best of the best, and one special night bringing generations of CWSA together.
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