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Girls in the Game

Sportswomen of Colorado is proud to partner with CBS Colorado to bring you Girls in the Game, a free in-person event that will be held at the University of Denver's Hamilton Gymnasium to encourage and inspire girls to consider a career in sports. The event is being led by CBS Colorado Sports Anchor Romi Bean…

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Empowering the Next Generation

Sportswomen of Colorado, founded with a vision to empower and celebrate the achievements of female athletes, is taking a proactive approach to support the next generation of sportswomen. By supporting and funding a summer camp scholarship program and by partnering with collegiate women's sports teams, they have directly impacted communities, sharing their expertise and passion…

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Sportswomen of Colorado Honor Outstanding Players at CHSAA Softball State Championships

Aurora, Colorado - Sportswomen of Colorado, a nonprofit organization committed to promoting and empowering female athletes, joined the Colorado High School Activities Association (CHSAA) at the Softball State Championships at Aurora Sports Park to present the prestigious "Player of the Game" award to the most outstanding player during the championship game in the 3A, 4A,…

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Celebrating a Half-Century of Excellence

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Save the Date: March 17, 2024 - Sportswomen of Colorado's 50th Annual Award Celebration Denver, Colorado - Sportswomen of Colorado is thrilled to announce the upcoming celebration of its 50th annual award ceremony, slated for March 17, 2024. This landmark event promises to be a monumental occasion, honoring, promoting, and empowering Colorado girls and…

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Celebrating Success in Colorado

The 49th Annual Awards Celebration was truly a night to remember as Sportswomen of Colorado honored high school National Players of the Year, collegiate National Champions, Academic All-Americans, professional MVPs, World Champions, coaches with 800+ wins, and an organization which led the movement to create over 500 sports opportunities for girls. There were over 400 people…

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