





It was an honor to join UNH Coaches, Athletes and PCA's Athletic Director John Egan at New Hampshire's 26th annual celebration of National Girls and Women in Sports Day on Saturday, January 28th. I talked about Nutrition and Fitness with all of the athletes and hosted a Fit To Win healthy snack table with lots of fresh fruits and vegetables.
NGWSD continues through February 1, 2012 with thousands of sports educators, coaches, athletic directors, recreation directors, association members, sponsors, students, and parents across the country showing their support of the Day and of this year's theme, "Title IX at 40: In it for the Long Run."
Athletes like Martina Navratilova, Candace Parker or Jessica Mendoza who played or are still playing are making a difference, overcoming difficult circumstances, breaking records and making things possible.
Despite the stunning advances made in the 40 years since Title IX was enacted, high school girls still receive 1.3 million fewer participation opportunities than do boys, and evidence suggests that the money spent on girls' sports programs lags significantly behind the money spent on boys' programs. Learn more at http://www.aahperd.org/nagws/programs/ngwsd/
I am having so much fun in Las Vegas meeting the incredible Miss America Organization sponsors, production team, volunteers, local titleholders and even a few Miss Americas as a member of the New Hampshire delegation. The live show is going to be AMAZING on Saturday night. Tune in to ABC-WMUR9 at 9p to cheer on the 53 spectacular and talented women competing for the Miss America Crown! Go New Hampshire!