
Dub Sports
The women's sports hub. Scores, schedules, where to watch
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About Dub Sports
Dub Sports - the women's sports hub. Women's sports coverage exists in the big sports apps. It's buried three taps deep, and it vanishes entirely the moment a league falls outside someone's rights deal. A WNBA star spends her winter in Unrivaled or overseas, and the big apps act like she stopped existing. Their coverage follows the broadcast contract. Ours follows her. We cover the WNBA, Unrivaled, and the WPBL with live scores, schedules, standings, and team and player pages that track careers across leagues. Follow your teams and players, and your slate is the first thing you see. No scrolling past four men's leagues to find out whether your team plays tonight. The where-to-watch verdict is the feature Dub Sports was born from. Tell us which streaming services you already pay for, and every game gets a straight answer: yes, you can watch this, here's where - or no, and here's what it would take. When we can't confirm, we say so instead of guessing. Coming soon: • More leagues: NWSL, USL, and PWHL are next • iOS and Android apps, with notifications when your team plays and live scores on your lock screen Built independently, by a fan who only cares about women's sports.
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So excited to share Dub Sports: the women's sports hub I've been working on. I'm a huge women's sports fan, this is a product I needed. WNBA, Unrivaled, WPBL, and where to watch + more leagues coming
@haleymorgan3264 neat idea, how reliable is the data source? Had few issues to sort out myself when I created a boxing schedules site
@mihkelsylla thanks! it's actually a combo of a bunch of sources it depends on the league. Like WNBA I can get from ESPN directly, but I have to do some curation for the smaller leagues between their sites and broadcast publications