This blog is hosted by two basketball teammates who talk about the Stanford Women's Basketball games and women's sports issues, among other things.

Hoopfeed.com was started by writer and artist Cheryl Coward. Contributors to the site include writers, coaches and photographers from around the country. The site is a member of the Women Talks Sports network of women’s sports websites.

The Houston Roundball Review began in 1994 and has been media credentialed to cover basketball since 1997. Proud member of the United States Basketball Writers Association (USBWA). Voter of Lowe's Senior CLASS, USBWA, and John R. Wooden Awards.

Jen Smith has covered Kentucky women's basketball since the 2001-02 season.

Hi, I’m Mechelle Voepel. In 1984, I covered my first women’s basketball game at the University of Missouri, and I’ve been writing about the sport ever since.

Register Guard Oregon women's basketball blog

The latest news about Coach Pat Summitt and her University of Tennessee Lady Vols.

The National Women's Basketball Insider is Kenny Kallina's creation to cover the grassroots and college game of women's basketball like no other. In depth analysis of coaching, players, and recruiting as well as scoop you will not read anywhere else...welcome to the agenda free zone!

I'm a lifelong athlete and have been a women's basketball fan since 1979, when my father began taking me to college games. I fell in love with the sport and became a rabid fan.

John Altavilla was reincarnated as UConn women's basketball beat writer by The Courant before the 2007-08 season

Rich Elliott covers UConn women's basketball and the Bridgeport Bluefish for the Connecticut Post.

Mel Greenberg covered college and professional women’s basketball for the Philadelphia Inquirer, where he worked for 40 plus years. Greenberg pioneered national coverage of the game, including the original Top 25 women's college poll. His knowledge has earned him nicknames such as "The Guru" and "The Godfather," as well as induction into the Women's Basketball Hall of Fame in 2007.