The UO Alumni association covers the story of Nancy Welborn, softball legend.

You know by now about the exclusive Women In Flight Title IX Jordan 1 Mids. But how could Women In Flight best utilize the shoes to spread awareness about our mission? Luckily, the Warsaw Sports Marketing Center stepped in to help.

The UO Warsaw Sports Marketing Center offers students a chance to learn the ins and outs of sports business. Learn how the program works together with Women In Flight to impact student-athletes and create the next generation of women leaders in sport.

Women In Flight weekend was a huge success. We celebrated the Go Do Anything campaign with our community at the Title IX event and WIF football game to give our women's athletic programs the recognition they deserve.

Anyone can win the second pair of the Women In Flight Title IX Air Jordan 1 Mid! Only two pairs exist in the entire world, designed by Elizabeth Brock-Jones and Kendal Bagby in collaboration with Tinker Hatfield. The shoes represent the triumphs of women everywhere, in honor of Title IX's 50th anniversary.

“A big year” is an understatement. During her senior year in 2012, Alaina Bergsma (now Alaina Gilbert) took the Oregon volleyball team to the NCAA Finals, earned the National Player of the Year award, was crowned Miss Oregon 2012, and graduated from the UO with a business degree. After graduation, she played seven years of overseas professional volleyball for various teams and Team USA, including time in Asia, Puerto Rico, and Brazil. Now, Alaina lives in Los Angeles and works as director of sales for Liquid I.V., a company whose non-GMO electrolyte drink mix helps athletes and individuals stay hydrated. With a level of confidence that is both impressive and inspiring, Alaina continues to succeed and be a role model for others looking to achieve what seems impossible – but never really is.

With strong ties to both the UO and Nike, Ellen Schmidt-Devlin understands the powerful meaning behind the exclusive Women In Flight Title IX Jordan 1 Mids - and is committed to telling its story.

Women In Flight had the honored privilege of sitting down with former Olympian Jackie Joyner-Kersee to get her thoughts on Title IX, her personal journey, and her work to empower young students through sport.

Courtney Nagle is entering her 5th season as head coach of Oregon women's tennis program after leading her squad to the NCAA tournament for the 1st time since 2018 last season. As both a head coach and a mother to her daughter, she knows the importance that role models plays in developing young women.

Seven recent and former female Ducks will return to Hayward Field for the World Athletics Championships held on U.S. soil for the very 1st time!