So 40 percent is average, that's a C," LaVoi said. Even so, only two schools got an A for having at least 70 percent women coaching women. Out of 86 in those seven conferences.

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It's really a spectacular increase in a short amount of time," said LaVoi. Right now Aurora players are playing for the experience, but if they go pro, they'll be playing as a profession.

LaVoi says it's not a lost cause: There are ways you can learn to take it down a notch, do what’s best for your child and see sport from a young athlete's perspective.

Lavoi and Cox are hopeful that through their group, there will be an increase in female pilots in the coming years. You can check out the Ninety-Nines’ Facebook page for information on how to join.

Lavoi isn’t only a researcher who works in this vein of research, she’s also a big sports fan. “The game was great. I was glued to the TV,” Lavoi says.

LaVoi cites three: More people watching and following women’s sports post-pandemic; more companies and organizations realizing the value of women athletes as brand ambassadors, ...

Gould points to LaVoi’s yearly data, compiled at the Tucker Center for Research on Girls & Women in Sport, which reveals that only 42.7 percent of the coaches of women’s collegiate teams are ...

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The Lavoi brothers, known as the Cajun Hitmen, are part of the show "Mystic Bayous," which can be viewed on SimulTV between 8 p.m. and 10 p.m. Thursdays.

Lavoi isn’t only a researcher who works in this vein of research, she’s also a big sports fan. “The game was great. I was glued to the TV,” Lavoi says.