around the club
Things are picking up around here. From new members joining the crew to fresh events hitting the calendar, there’s plenty happening inside The Girls Who Ball.
A few things to know:
✨New members have officially joined the club — go say hi and introduce yourself!
📲We’ve got some fun new features coming to the platform to make it even easier to connect, share, and find your people.
🎀And yes, we have some exciting new TGWB goodies in the works. Your game-day wardrobe is about to get a little more fun.
around the club
The Cinema Social
October 3rd, 2026 at 1:00 PM
Grab your girls and get comfy for movie day. Settle in for a cozy afternoon surrounded by great company, one of our favorite sports movies, and all the feel-good energy of a girls’ day in. Come in your comfiest casual fit and enjoy popcorn, candy, and a soft drink, custom TGWB blankets and a self-care kit. Bring the girls, get cozy, and make a day of it!
The Suite Life: Rams Sideline Edition
October 18th, 2026 at 12:30 PM
Football, friends, and a whole lot of luxury. Get closer to the action with field-side views that put you right in the middle of the game-day energy, every big play happening just feet away. Enjoy food and drinks in-suite, plus bottomless food and beverages in the exclusive VIP Suite Community space. Grab your girls, claim your seat, and get ready for a game day you’ll be talking about long after the final whistle. Tickets are limited, so don’t wait!
The Suite Life: Kings Glass Side Edition
November 14, 2026 at 7 PM
Hockey, girls’ night, and a whole lot of luxury. Get closer to the action with rinkside seats directly against the glass between the players’ benches, plus a private tunnel experience leading you through the player tunnel and onto the bench area to your seats. Enjoy all-inclusive food and beverages, a dedicated premium bar, private hospitality near the Kings locker room, and limited stadium valet parking available at an additional cost. Grab your girls, claim your seats, and get ready for a game night you won’t forget. Tickets are limited, so don’t wait!
Community Spotlight
Ladies, Alexis has just joined the group chat! ✨
A lifelong sports fan and San Gabriel Valley native, Alexis Gonzalez found her way to The Girls Who Ball through her love of baseball, inspired by her dad. Despite being a proud Yankees fan, Alexis also has a love-hate relationship with the Raiders (iykyk!) and as a true SoCal girlie, has a soft spot for the Dodgers, too. ⚾️🏈💙
Outside of cheering on her teams, she is a loving mom to her two young boys, so you can usually catch her spending time at the ballpark cheering on her family and making memories (with all the go-to game time snacks, of course!)
She’s looking forward to making new friends, talking all things sports, and getting to experience games The Girls Who Ball way! We’re so excited to have Alexis as part of the TGWB community and love having another sports girlie in the group who brings energy and passion to every conversation. Be sure to give Alexis a follow on Instagram and show our girl some love (@lexxandrea)!
around the league
Brenda song
KNOWS BALL 🎙️🏈
Brenda Song just took her Rams fandom to the broadcast booth. The longtime L.A. sports fan made her NFL color analyst debut during Saturday’s Rams–Saints preseason matchup, joining the CBS Los Angeles broadcast for the third quarter.
And she came ready to talk ball. Song broke down the action, celebrated a 100-yard pick-six by Rams safety Alex Cook, and even gave the Saints their flowers for a standout catch. Her commentary brought plenty of personality to the broadcast, proving she wasn’t just there as a celebrity guest—she knew her stuff and was ready to keep up with the action.
The Rams ultimately finished the night with a 34–0 shutout, giving Song a pretty memorable first game in the booth. From the sidelines to the broadcast booth, we’re always here for more women bringing their sports knowledge to the mic.
the TRIPLE-DOUBLE KING
CALLS IT A CAREER 👑
After 18 seasons in the NBA, Russell Westbrook is officially calling it a career. The former MVP and nine-time All Star leaves behind a legacy as the league’s leader in triple doubles.
From an explosive run in Oklahoma City to becoming the first player since Oscar Robertson to average a triple-double for an entire season, Westbrook helped define an era of basketball. He also leaves the NBA ranked fifth all-time in assists and 14th in scoring, and as an Olympic gold medalist.
And while he’s stepping away from the NBA, Westbrook has invested time into endeavors like his Why Not? Foundation, championing education, wellness, and opportunities for underserved communities while staying connected to the next generation through basketball. So while we’ll miss the Russ action on the court, we’ll just have to wait and see what’s next for the triple-double king.
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founder's note
Hi girls! I’m so excited to see The Girls Who Ball continue to grow and become a place where women can come together, meet new friends, and enjoy sports in a way that feels fun and social. What started as an idea to bring more women into the sports conversation is quickly becoming a community that’s so much bigger than I imagined. Every event, new member, conversation, and game-day moment reminds me why we started this in the first place. I’m so grateful to everyone who has joined us, shared TGWB with a friend, or simply showed up ready to have a good time. We have so many fun things coming up, and I can’t wait to experience what’s next with all of you. See you at the next game!
Kate Kauffold, Founder of The Girls Who Ball