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OHT CELEBRATES PRIDE

Team USA figure skater Amber Glenn, a two-time national champion and a Grand Prix Final champion, reflects on what Pride Month means to her and the importance of queer representation in figure skating.
Olympian Nikki Hiltz, an 8x National Champion and American Record Holder, is a powerful athlete and leader on and off the track. Hiltz reflects on what Pride means to them and how they celebrate Pride “all year round.”
Olympians Breanna Stewart and Hannah Roberts and Paralympians Josie Aslakson and Courtney Ryan share their experiences as athletes and being a part of the LGBTQ+ community.

3-Pointer

NBA official Danielle Scott shares insight regarding her journey to become a referee and what it takes to stay centered and focused under pressure in this episode of “3 Pointer - Women of the NBA” presented by Ford.
Jenae Lodewyk, Manager of Player and Family Engagement, has taken on the role as an ambassador for the Pistons’ organization. “3 Pointer - Women of the NBA” presented by Ford.
The Senior Director of Marketing Partnerships, Denise Pyfrom, is a trailblazer at the NBA. She shares her tips and tricks to carving your own path in sports business. “3 Pointer - Women of the NBA” presented by Ford.

More On Her Turf

Mikaela Shiffrin is chasing curiosity in her 16th season on the World Cup.
Claire Pease and Charleigh Bullock are going to their first world championships.
Charleigh Bullock is the youngest gymnast to make a U.S. all-around podium since Suni Lee in 2019.
The five-woman team for October’s World Championships will be named after the two-day selection event.
Cyréna Samba-Mayela won silver in the 100m hurdles at a home Olympics in Paris.
Kori Cheverie succeeds Troy Ryan at the helm of the national team.
In 2024, Olivia Reeves became the first U.S. weightlifter to win Olympic gold since 2000.
A life-changing decision when Akemi Higa was 13 years old led her to the World Championship tournament.