Lydia Ko Wins 18th Career Title

Lydia Ko won her 18th career title her first in South Korea, the country of her birth after firing a 7-under 65 final round at the BMW Ladies Championship. Photo: LPGA (Twitter)

Lydia Ko carded 8 birdies with just one bogey to capture the $300,000 BMW Ladies Championship title. Ko earned her 18th career title in South Korea, her country of birth.
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Alexia Putellas Enters into Football History

Barcelona midfielder, Alexis Putellas, has entered into football’s history books as she became the first women’s player to win back-to-back Ballon d’Or Feminin awards since it launched in 2018. Photo: Alexis Putellas (Instagram)

Barcelona midfielder Alexia Putellas enters into football history, as she is the first women’s player to win back-to-back Ballon d’Or Feminin awards since its launch in 2018.
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Claressa Shields Makes Boxing History

American boxer Claressa Shields has continued to smash barriers as she becomes the first boxer, male or female to be crowned undisputed champion three times after a thrilling match between her and Savannah Marshall at O2 Arena that was packed with spectators on Sunday, 16 October 2022. Photo: Claressa Shields (Twitter)

American boxer Claressa Shields continues to smash barriers as she becomes the first boxer, male or female, to be crowned undisputed champion three times, after a thrilling match between her and Savannah Marshall at O2 Arena.
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Physical Contest Against Fiji Excites Sizophila Solontsi

Springbok Women’s No.6 Sizophila Solontsi will be will be seen all around the contact areas, ready to rush into combat and make bruising hits, against Fiji at the Rugby World Cup on Sunday, 16 October 2022.
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