Apparently, there was a huge Title IX case settled this week down at Florida Gulf Coast University. So much so – in fact – that you’re reading about it here, and you can find it on the Title IX blog, the Naples News and NBC. Essentially, a group of women including volleyball coach Jaye Flood [...]
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Florida Gulf Coast University pays $3.4 million to settle Title IX retaliation
Posted in Feminism, From the blogosphere, golf, Sports Programs, Title IX, Uncategorized, Volleyball, tagged Eagles, FGCU, fired, Florida Gulf Coast University, golf, Holly Vaughn, law firm, law suit, Linda Correia, Public Justice, Title IX, Title IX violations, Volleyball, WEBSTER FREDRICKSON CORREIA & PUTH, wfcplaw, Women's Golf, women's volleyball on October 18, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Shin Wins Open
Posted in golf, Sports Headlines, tagged British Open, golf, Ji-Yai Shin, Open, Ricoh's British Open, Shin, three shots, Women Play Sports, Women's Golf on August 4, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Shooting 6-under on Sunday, Ji-Yai Shin won the Ricoh’s British Open. According to Women Play Sports, Shin, who finished all four rounds with a 18-under, won the Open by three shots.
Wie is Disqualified from State Farm Classic
Posted in golf, Sports Headlines, tagged disqualification, disqualified, LPGA, Michelle Wie, score card, State Farm Classic, Sue Witters, Women's Golf on July 24, 2008 | 7 Comments »
I just read on the Golf Chick Blog that because Michelle Wie failed to sign her scorecard on Friday, she was disqualified from the State Farm Classic. Only the LPGA failed to tell her about it until she had completed her round the following day. Wow, thats a little rediculous. Kind-of makes you think the [...]
Wie Takes On the Men in PGA
Posted in Famous Women in Sports, golf, Sports Headlines, tagged Canadian Women's Open, compete, golf, Legends Reno-Tahoe Open, LPGA Tour, mens golf, Michelle Wie, Michelle Wie and PGA tour, money, PGA Tour, players, Wie and Reno-Tahoe Open, Women's Golf on July 22, 2008 | 2 Comments »
Woohoo! Michelle Wie, an 18-year-old Stanford student – has decided to tee it up – against the men, and this time it’s for money. Wie will debut in the Legends Reno-Tahoe Open, her first appearance on the PGA Tour this year. There’s been speculation Wie would concentrate solely on women’s competition, especially after last year [...]
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