At San Francisco's Super Bowl Experience, female athletes and sports leaders are getting the recognition they deserve on National Girls and Women in Sports Day. The event is an opportunity to celebrate trailblazers like Simone Biles, Serena Williams, and Caitlin Clark, who have made a lasting impact on their respective sports.
For sports executive Asani Swann, this day is not just about celebrating female athletes but also about promoting equality and access in sports. "We as women have been fighting for a lifetime to be recognized," she said. "It's time to make it a new normal to celebrate the body and the impact that women are making all over the world in the industry of sports."
The event also marked the launch of Brittany Gilman's new book, which aims to inspire others in her field. As a professional athlete and CEO of BG Sports Enterprises, Gilman spoke about her own journey and experiences in the sports world. "It's an honor and it's a big responsibility," she said. "It's meant to be a playbook and guide for anyone who is trying to understand how this business works."
The Super Bowl Experience provided a unique platform for women in sports to come together, share their stories, and inspire others. The event was attended by female college students and student-athletes from Nichols College, who were encouraged to pursue their passions in softball and other sports.
As the sporting world continues to evolve, it's clear that National Girls and Women in Sports Day is an important reminder of the power of sport to build confidence, leadership, and lifelong opportunity. By celebrating trailblazers like Simone Biles and Serena Williams, we can create a more inclusive and supportive environment for women in sports to thrive.
For Swann, who has worked with NBA All-Star Carmelo Anthony since 2009, National Girls and Women in Sports Day is more than just a celebration – it's a call to action. "Women have been making inroads and impacts in sports for lifetimes," she said. "It's time to shine a light on the achievements of women and the progress that still needs to be made."
For sports executive Asani Swann, this day is not just about celebrating female athletes but also about promoting equality and access in sports. "We as women have been fighting for a lifetime to be recognized," she said. "It's time to make it a new normal to celebrate the body and the impact that women are making all over the world in the industry of sports."
The event also marked the launch of Brittany Gilman's new book, which aims to inspire others in her field. As a professional athlete and CEO of BG Sports Enterprises, Gilman spoke about her own journey and experiences in the sports world. "It's an honor and it's a big responsibility," she said. "It's meant to be a playbook and guide for anyone who is trying to understand how this business works."
The Super Bowl Experience provided a unique platform for women in sports to come together, share their stories, and inspire others. The event was attended by female college students and student-athletes from Nichols College, who were encouraged to pursue their passions in softball and other sports.
As the sporting world continues to evolve, it's clear that National Girls and Women in Sports Day is an important reminder of the power of sport to build confidence, leadership, and lifelong opportunity. By celebrating trailblazers like Simone Biles and Serena Williams, we can create a more inclusive and supportive environment for women in sports to thrive.
For Swann, who has worked with NBA All-Star Carmelo Anthony since 2009, National Girls and Women in Sports Day is more than just a celebration – it's a call to action. "Women have been making inroads and impacts in sports for lifetimes," she said. "It's time to shine a light on the achievements of women and the progress that still needs to be made."
can u even believe we're not done celebrating the incredible work these female athletes are doing yet?! like, simone biles is literally a god on a trampoline 
and serena williams has been breaking records for decades, but still we gotta make a day out of it to recognize them? asani swann said it best - "it's time to make it a new normal" ...but what about the rest of us who are just trying to keep up?! 
i mean, brittany gilman's book is fire (pun intended) and i love that she's using her platform to inspire others in sports... but at the end of the day, we still got a looong way to go before women are treated equally in every aspect of sports 
. let's keep celebrating these trailblazers, but also hold ourselves accountable for what more we can do 
, it's like, we gotta give it up for all the amazing female athletes out there who are breaking barriers and crushing it in their respective sports! 
The fact that they're getting recognition is a major win for equality and access in sports, let alone inspiring others to pursue their passions in softball and other sports 
. I mean, Asani Swann is speaking truth and calling out the need for more women in leadership roles, it's time to make it a new normal and celebrate the body and impact that women are making all over the world in the industry of sports! 
! It's so inspiring to see Asani Swann and Brittany Gilman sharing their stories and experiences, it's a big deal for them and I'm sure many others who've been fighting for equality in sports 
. It just goes to show that when we celebrate trailblazers like these women, we can create a more inclusive and supportive environment for others to thrive 
it's awesome that asani swann is using her platform to promote equality and access 
. I love how Brittany Gilman's book is gonna inspire others in her field 
. The Super Bowl Experience was such a great idea, it brought together all these talented women in sports and shared their stories 
. And what's with all the focus on just basketball and soccer? Like, there are so many other sports that female athletes are killing it in too, you know? It feels like they're trying to control the narrative a bit too much 
. But I guess its still a step in the right direction 
. And Brittany Gilman's book sounds like a must-read, I'll def be checking it out 
But it's not just about them - Asani Swann's message about promoting equality and access in sports really resonates with me. We need more women like her who are fighting for a better future for all female athletes. 
, about time too! female athletes are killin it and deservin more than just a pat on the back 
and lets be real, its time for us to celebrate not just these trailblazers but also the progress that still needs to be made 
. But for real, Asani Swann is on point with her "it's time to make it a new normal" vibe. I mean, who doesn't want to see more women in leadership positions in sports? It's not just about celebrating them, it's about giving them the opportunities they deserve too. And let's be real, if Brittany Gilman's book is as inspiring as she says it is, we're all gonna be like "girl power" –