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espnW Women + Sports Summit: Connecting, engaging and inspiring change
Breaking down Tuesday's top five topics
TOP HEADLINES
OLYMPIC SPORTS
Simone Manuel on Olympic gold, glory and unforgettable firsts
Simone Manuel is the first African American woman to win an individual gold in Olympic swimming. She earned other history-making firsts thereafter. Now those firsts will act as keys to help her unlock the change she'd like to see in the world.
Olympian Laurie Hernandez: 'The world's on fire right now. Check in with yourself'
The 2016 gold medalist stepped away from the gym for two years, but she's invested again and ready to spark change.
STORM FACING BIG DECISIONS
Why the Seattle Storm's most challenging opponent might be the salary cap
The WNBA's $1.34 million salary cap could force Seattle to choose between its starting lineup and veteran experience on the bench.
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WOMEN + SPORTS SUMMIT: TUES., WEDS.
Chelsea Clinton: 'I feel a deep gratitude to women athletes'
We talked to Clinton about her new book on women sports figures and more.
Sue Bird turns 40: The evolution and revolution of Seattle's point guard
FA WOMEN'S SUPER LEAGUE
U.S. stars Heath, Press score first Manchester United goals
United States internationals Christen Press and Tobin Heath scored their first goals for Manchester United in a 4-2 win away to West Ham.
U.S. WOMEN'S SOCCER
Catarina Macario ready for new chapter with USWNT
Two-time Hermann Trophy winner and new U.S. citizen Catarina Macario finally has the chance to show the USWNT what she offers at camp this week.
'NEXT GEN UNITED' SEEKS CHANGE
'Next Gen United' players run for U.S. Soccer Athlete Council
Five players in their late teens and 20s are vying for positions on the U.S. Soccer Athlete Council to bring diverse voices to U.S. Soccer.
WOMEN GOING PLACES
Olympic BMX racer Alise Willoughby embodies resilience in pursuit of gold
BMX pro rider Alise Willoughby knows resilience. After grieving the loss of her mother and supporting her husband following an accident that left him paralyzed, she has set her sights on Olympic gold.
Paralympian Oksana Masters continues to inspire and push limits
Masters explains why she'll never let her physical challenges define her.
Top Headlines
- Ex-women's hoops coach files suit vs. Texas Tech
- UConn underpaid women, Labor Dept. says
- Spurs' Morgan out for a 'few weeks' after setback
- Bird backs Rapinoe on soccer-WNBA contrast
- Jepchirchir sets women's half marathon record
- UConn scheduled to play Louisville on Dec. 4
- Saints, Pels owner Benson victim of car thieves