A young lady by the name of Natalie Randolph did the unthinkable; she coached a boys high school football team.
On March 13, 2010 Randolph was formally named the head football coach at Coolidge High School in Northwest Washington, making her what is believed to be the only woman coaching boys' varsity high school football in the United States.
Hoepner is the owner of the specialty running store, Performance Running Outfitters, located in Brookfield, Oconomowoc, and Shorewood.
One on One with Lindsay Jones – Wisconsin Dragons Women’s Tackle Football
Age: 32
Title: Full time job is a Cytotechnologist at Milwaukee VA / sports position member of Wisconsin Dragon Women’s Tackle football team
Education: 2003 BA in biology from Alverno College, 2004 BS in Clinical Lab Sciences from UW-Milwaukee
Resides: Milwaukee, WI
"The best finish by an American woman in the history of the International Triathlon Union World Championship Series." USA Triathlon
Lisa Goldman, Producer for 88NINE Radio Milwaukee is following the IOU Sports and UW Milwaukee "STEM in Sports Academy" for their Safe Streets Health Kids Initiative.
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Milwaukee, WI - The STEM in Sports Academy, a new program in partnership with Images of Us Sports and the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee’s Human Movement Sciences and Athletic Department is changing the way girls look at Spor
Madison — The voting went as expected.
Racine Case senior Samantha Logic won the Miss Basketball award from the Wisconsin Basketball Coaches Association, an honor that goes to the best player in the state.
She was presented with the honor before the Division 1 championship game Saturday at the Kohl Center.
The 5-foot-11 guard averaged 14.6 points and 8.5 rebounds per game for the Eagles. They went 22-3 and won a sectional title for the second straight year before losing to Milwaukee Pius in a Super Tuesday game.
On Saturday February 5, 2011 IOU Sports in partnership with UW Milwaukee Athletics hosted our first National Girls and Women in
GOODYEAR, Ariz. (AP)
Justine Siegal became the first woman to pitch batting practice in a major league spring training camp when she threw to the Cleveland Indians on Monday.
Not only did she pass the test with flying colors, some people became a little envious along the way.
