Weekly Series ‘Women’s Sports Now’ Makes Big Move to ESPN Slot (EXCLUSIVE)

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ESPN announced that it will bring “Women’s Sports Now” to the cabler April 16, making the weekly series available across all ESPN digital platforms throughout the season.

“Women’s Sports Now” moves from Roku, where it had a successful run. Every week, Emmy Award-winning sports reporter Suzy Shuster, two-time WNBA champion and Atlanta Dream co-owner Renee Montgomery, veteran broadcaster Colleen Wolfe and comedian and sports superfan Sarah Tiana break down scores, discuss issues and highlight athletes, coaches and other personalities from the world of women’s sports, including basketball, soccer, softball, volleyball and college athletics.

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