2022

• August 4, 2022.  New York Historical Society has interviewed Nicole M. LaVoi, PhD,  for an article, “A Title IX Conundrum: Women in Coaching” looking at the impact of Title IX on women in coaching. 
• June 29, 2022. LaVoi quoted in a FrontOfficeSports.com article, “Fifty Years Later: Title IX’s Successes and Shortcomings,” detailing her concerns for the future and clearing the air on some common Title IX misconceptions.
• June 29, 2022. Newsy’s “The Why” for the 50th anniversary of Title IX. In the video interview, LaVoi discusses coaching, role models, and leadership, as well as expresses her desires for the future of girls and women in sport. View the video here…
• June 9, 2022. LaVoi quoted in an article appear in NBCSports.com’s “On Her Turf.” The article, “Powerful Title IX report reveals reporting loopholes and roster manipulation in women’s college sports,” highlights a newly released USA Today report, “Title IX: Falling short at 50,” showing how—50 years on—some colleges and universities remain non-compliant with the landmark 1972 law. LaVoi comments that after 50 years, if collegiate athletic directors and presidents actually wanted to be in compliance, then they ought to have already had enough time to be so.
• May 24, 2022. LaVoi recently discussed gender pay inequity in sports in a CBS News article entitled, “U.S. soccer has equal gender pay. Will other sports follow?” 
• May 19, 2022. LaVoi interviewed with KARE 11—”US Women’s Soccer Players Will Finally Receive Equal Pay“
• April 8, 2022. MPR News article and audiocast feature LaVoi, “NCAA Women’s Final Four comes to Minneapolis, showcasing strides in equity,”
• March 29, 2022. KARE11 Television has published a video interview with Nicole M. LaVoi, PhD, “It’s ‘game on’ for equality in NCAA athletics,”
• March 21, 2022. LaVoi interviewed in a recent podcast, “When it comes to women coaching women’s teams, Big 12 falls well below the national average,” NPR in Kansas City (KCUR 89.3).

• February 27, 2022. LaVoi quoted in article, “USWNT Make History with Equal Pay Settlement,” Nutsandboltssports.com
• February 19, 2022. LaVoi quoted in New York Times article, “The Olympic gender gap is closing, but work remains.” LaVoi agrees the IOC is “heading in the right direction,” but that more work needs to be done in order to address imbalances faced by women athletes.
• February 16, 2022.  LaVoi was interviewed by MPR about Tamara Moore, who coaches men’s basketball on the Iron Range.

2021

• December 15, 2021. LaVoi talks about Engaging Girls in Sport the 5th International ICOACHKIDS Conference sponsored by ICOACHKIDS World.
• December 16, 2021.  LaVoi was interviewed on ABC 57 about Muffet McGraw’s legacy as the Notre Dame Women’s Basketball Head Coach and the underrepresentation of women coaches in general. 
• December 14, 2021. LaVoi gives Breakout Session: Women Coach Data, for the 2021 Breakthrough Summit.
• November 17, 2021. LaVoi is a keynote presenter at the 13th International Council for Coaching Excellence (ICCE) Global Coach Conference in Lisbon, Portugal, November 17-20, 2021. LaVoi’s keynote, “Role of the Tucker Centre increasing the number of women coaches and participation rates of girls in sport across college campuses in the US,”
• November 11, 2021. LaVoi writes article for Global Sports Matters, “Women Coaches Face Greater Professional and Personal Obstacles Than Men.”
• November 1, 2021. LaVoi is a panelist for a special Athlete Assessments webinar, “Coaches Who Lift Coaches.” 
• November 1, 2021. “The Journey of Women in Basketball,” on Global Sport Matters #GSMLive , Nicole M. LaVoi, PhD, Tucker Center director and senior lecturer in the School of Kinesiology, will moderate a panel including Amira Rose Davis, Kyle Adams, MEd, and Nikki Fargas of the Las Vegas Aces to discuss their experiences in the game and what comes next. View video of Dr. LaVoi moderating Global Sports Institute panel on women’s basketball.

• September 25, 2021. LaVoi is guest on the The Hold Fast Podcast from Premier Sport Psychology with David Plummer. We talk about leadership, coaching science, and team culture.
• September 20, 2021. LaVoi is a guest of Barstool Sports CEO Erika Nardini in a YouTube vodcast, “Why Are We Erasing Women Athletes?” LaVoi comments on continued sexualized portrayals of women athletes in sports, and why this representation continues to happen in today’s vastly popular women’s sports environment.
• August 12, 2021. LaVoi is interviewed on SiriusXM Radio’s “Doctor Radio” channel 110, hosted by Drs. Dennis Cardone and Cordelia Carter, both from NYU Langone Health. During the interview, LaVoi covers many topics, including media coverage, body image, and uniforms, particularly related to female athletes and the Olympics.
• August 5, 2021. LaVoi quoted in USA Today article, “What’s worth more to a top American female, a gold medal or a major? Perhaps Tokyo will tell us.”
• August 3, 2021. LaVoi quoted in a Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder article, “U of M report card on women college coaches now includes race data.” LaVoi discusses the Tucker Center’s annual report card, which finds that only 7% of head coaches of women’s teams among NCAA Division I institutions are women of color.
• July 29, 2021. LaVoi appears on Doctor Radio, SiriusXM CH 110 speaking about female athletes, mental health, and much more.
• July 23, 2021. LaVoi interviewed by the BBC “Gender disparities still vex Tokyo Olympic Games.”
• July 22, 2021. LaVoi quoted in New York Times piece, “When Gender Equality at the Olympics Is Not So Equal.”
• July 5, 2021. LaVoi quoted in New York Times piece, “The Liberty’s Role in Making W.N.B.A. Players ‘Top Dogs’ of Activism,”
• June 15, 2021. LaVoi was interviewed on MPR News with Angela Davis. The segment, “What Naomi Osaka can teach us about athletes and mental health” covered Naomi Osaka’s decision to pull out of the French Open after not appearing for mandatory press conferences. In the interview, LaVoi comments on pressures faced by athletes and how to better support their mental health.
• May 27, 2021. LaVoi quoted in Outside magazine piece, Running’s Cultural Reckoning Is Long Overdue on need for coach education around body surveillance of female athletes.
• May 25, 2021. LaVoi featured by Global Sport Matters in piece about women sport coaches titled, More Athletes, Fewer Leaders: The ‘Paradox’ Facing Women in College Sports.
• April 16, 2021. LaVoi was interviewed by in a Minnesota Reformer article, “‘I just want to exist’: Bill seeks to block trans athlete participation,” on a Minnesota bill that would ban trans girls from participating in girls’ sports. LaVoi spoke about inclusivity in youth sports and the potential implications of a ban for trans and for cis athletes.
• April 7, 2021. LaVoi was interviewed in an article in Law360 [paywall], “How College Basketball Can Diversify Its Coaching Ranks.” LaVoi comments on the problem of men in positions of power as decision-makers hiring more men into those exact same positions of power, creating a homogeneity that resists hiring from the wider pool of qualified applicants.
• March 19, 2021. LaVoi appeared on KARE-11, “NCAA apologizes to women’s tournament teams for weight room inequities.” LaVoi comments on gender-differentiated inequities in participation opportunities, scholarships, resources, and facilities.
• March 18, 2021. LaVoi is featured by USTA Northern for Women’s History Month. Link to full story here.
• March 4, 2021.  LaVoi is quoted in a CNN article, “Women in sports don’t get the media coverage that men do. These 4 Olympians are trying to change that.” The article features Chloe Kim, Sue Bird, Simone Manuel and Alex Morgan, co-founders of the new TOGETHXR organization, described as a media and commerce company aimed at Gen Z and young millennial women.
• February 9, 2021. LaVoi was interviewed in Deutschlandfunk for an article, “Sarah Thomas: Erste Schiedsrichterin in der Geschichte des Super Bowl” [“Sarah Thomas: First female referee in Super Bowl history“]. LaVoi speaks to the sexist, racist, and homophobic barriers to female participation in sport.
• February 5, 2021. LaVoi is quoted in story on female NFL coaches for Global Sports Institute: “Will Women Breaking Barriers in the NFL Drive Progress Forward?” LaVoi’s comments address a necessity for diversity in coaching staff.

2020

•  December 21, 2020. “What pro sports should learn from resilient women athletes post-pandemic,” is written with colleagues Dr. Dunja Antunovich (University of MN), Dr. Ann Pegoraro (University of Guelph), Dr. Nancy Lough (University of Nevada, Las Vegas), and Dr. Katie Lebel (Ryerson University) and explores changes in the women’s sport economy and marketing during the COVID-19 pandemic.
• December 20, 2020. An Aspen Institute article on women’s sports features LaVoi piece, “How COVID-19 in 2020 Could Impact the Future of Sports,” on how COVID-19 unmasked inequities in investments in women’s sports.
• November 16, 2020.  Nicole M. LaVoi, PhD, is interviewed on the Miami Marlins’ hiring of Kim Ng, first woman hired as a general manager in Major League Baseball (MLB). 
• October 1, 2020. LaVoi quoted in a Deadspin article, “How a Trump-stacked Supreme Court could gut Title IX safeguards for transgender students, athletes.” LaVoi comments on the possibility in a new court of gender-based protections coming under attack.
• September 11, 2020. WCCO Radio News and Interviews, “U of M research shows slow, but consistent gains for women coaching women’s sports,” Nicole M. LaVoi, PhD, talks about her research on the Women in College Coaching Report Card, now in its ninth year of results.
• September 9, 2020. LaVoi appears on KSTP to discuss results of latest Women in College Coaching Report Card.
• July 3, 2020. LaVoi quoted in New York Times, With Women’s Hockey in Flux, League Says It Will Play in 2021.
• April, 1, 2020. LaVoi quoted in MNDaily article, “University of Minnesota ranks among the highest in hiring women’s head coaches.”
• March 13, 2020. LaVoi quoted in The Morning Call (Lehigh Valley News) piece, “‘Gender reveal’’ sign directed at Northampton girl hockey player shows sexism girls still face in sports.”
• March 8, 2020. LaVoi quoted in Los Angeles Times article, “A unique moment in history? ‘Women athletes are doing what needs to be done.’”
• March 3, 2020. Nicole M. LaVoi, PhD, is featured in second installment of a KARE11.com piece, “SportsLife: The family time trap.” LaVoi comments on the pros and cons of youth participation in sport.
• February 6, 2020. A new feature from KARE11 quotes LaVoi.The recurring feature called SportsLife looks “at issues that impact young athletes and their families.” The lead article, “SportsLife: ‘Youth sports are broken’,” quotes LaVoi on several ways youth sports are broken.
• January 29, 2020. LaVoi quoted in StarTribune article,“Subtle or not, sting of sexism felt by women basketball coaches, referees. Despite gains, female basketball coaches, refs still cope with sexist attitudes.”

2019

• December 31, 2019. LaVoi and Tucker Center work cited in New York Times piece, “Where Are All the Women Coaches?” The op ed uses Tucker Center data to argue for pay parity between men and women athletes.
• December 20, 2019. LaVoi quoted in Philadelphia Inquirer, Sports fueled Philly athletes Dajah Horsey and Malika Douglas in their fight against food insecurity.
• November 14, 2019. WomensRunning.com article, “Why Women Will Save Running.” LaVoi comments on systems of coaching that are detrimental and the need to replace them with coaching culture that supports female athletes.
• November 1, 2019. The New Zealand publication Newsroom quotes Tucker Center director Nicole M. LaVoi, PhD, senior lecturer in the School of Kinesiology, in an online article “Women’s funding is not reverse discrimination.”
• August 2, 2019. LaVoi quoted along with other women’s sport advocates in PBS News Hour piece on pay inequity, “Like her players, outgoing U.S. women’s soccer coach Ellis has faced unequal pay.” 
• July 23, 2019. LaVoi quoted quoted in a Mpls St Paul Magazine article, “Why Do Nine-Year-Old Girls and Boys Play Sports on Separate Teams?” LaVoi’s comments note the benefits of gender equity for children and question the reasons behind gender inequity.
• July 12, 2019. LaVoi quoted in Star Tribune piece, Women’s sports soar in ‘Maiden’ and World Cup.
• July 9, 2019. LaVoi appeared in a unique event presented by the Theater of Public Policy titled, “Sports! Women Coaching Women.”
• July 8, 2019. KARE-11 News interviewed LaVoi for TV piece on, “US Women World Cup win fuels fight for equal pay.”
• July 5, 2019. LaVoi and a team of gender and sport research colleagues—Drs. Leanne Norman (Leeds Beckett, UK), Donna De Haan ( Utrecht University ) and Annaleis Knoppers ( Utrecht University) —gave a presentation on their research at the recent Women’s World Cup “Equal Playing Field: The Equality Summit 2019” conference held in Lyon, France. The research brief is titled, “Researchers release telling and groundbreaking results of elite women football coaches’ experiences”
• June 24,  2019. LaVoi quoted in an ESPN article, “USWNT lawsuit in the news, but pay equality a global fight at Women’s World Cup.”
• June 10, 2019. LaVoi is quoted in The Ringer’s “Nothing and Everything Has Changed for the USWNT.”
• June 4, 2019. LaVoi and Laura Burton (UConn), Tucker Center Affiliated Scholar, have co-authored an article appearing in The Conversation. In the article “The war on women coaches,” LaVoi and Burton write about the double-standard that holds female and male coaches to different standards of coaching behavior.
• June 3, 2019. The Star Tribune interviewed Nicole M. LaVoi, Ph.D. in a question-and-answer format for the article “Colleges courted to increase women head coaches over the next 5 years.” The article covers the annual women coaches report and report card and highlights the launch of the “Plus One Challenge” to increase the percentage of women head coaches over the next five years from 42% to 50%.
• May 3, 2019. LaVoi talks with KARE 11 Kent Erdahl on the women’s hockey boycott.
• May 1, 2019. LaVoi quoted in article on wage gap between coaches of women’s team and coaches of men’s teams.
• April 8, 2019. “The stats behind the decline of female coaches.” LaVoi talks with KARE 11’s Breaking the News team, about the barriers to women in coaching in the context of recent comments from Notre Dame’s women’s basketball head coach Muffet McGraw who asserts that there are not enough women in positions of power.
• April 6, 2019. ‘We Don’t Have Enough Women In Power’: Notre Dame Coach Muffet McGraw Goes Viral National Public Radio
• April 6, 2019. LaVoi quoted in a Tampa Bay Times article, “Even in women’s athletics, it can still be a man’s world” and comments on hiring and supporting women in athletics.
• April 5, 2019. LaVoi talks with KARE 11 Breaking the News team, on the data about women coaches in the wake of Muffet McGraw’s assertion “We don’t have enough women in power,” said when asked about her vow not to hire another male assistant.
• March 30, 2019. LaVoi is quoted in a recent article from ThinkProgress.org, “Muffet McGraw is done hiring men.” LaVoi comments on the traditional place of men and women in sport.
• March 5, 2019. LaVoi is quoted in Dave Zirin’s piece in The Nation, Transphobia’s New Target Is the World of Sports.
• February 20, 2019. LaVoi talks with Christine Brennan on her “Changing the Game” podcast on Sirius CH 211 on the Women in College Coaching Report Cards.
• February 18, 2019. LaVoi quoted in article, “They’re coaches: uptick of women coaching boys sports.”
• February 8, 2019. An article in TeamUSA.org cites recent data from the Tucker Center’s Women Coaches Research Series & Report Card.” The article, “As A Player, Broadcaster And Now Coach, Kara Lawson Is A Leader Of Girls And Women.”
• February 8, 2019. LaVoi talks with Minnesota News Network about progress for women and girls in sport to honor NGWSD 2019. Starts at ~21:20.
• February 6, 2019. LaVoi appears in NGWSD video with Gopher Women’s Basketball head coach Lindsay Whalen, and both talk about how female participation in sports has benefits that reach beyond the court.

• February 5, 2019. Harvard Magazine quotes Nicole M. LaVoi, Ph.D., in an article on Harvard women’s basketball head coach Kathy Delaney-Smith. The article, “An Authentic Act,” speaks to Delany-Smith’s 37-year career as a coach who has helped her players navigate many off-court challenges.
• January 7, 2019. LaVoi quoted in Sports Business Journal, “Women at the forefront of U.S. Olympic movement.”

2018

• December 10, 2018. An article in the Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder, “New documentary addresses sexism, racism in coaching“, highlights the Tucker Center’s new documentary with Twin Cities PBS, “GAME ON: Women Can Coach” and features interview commentary with Dr. Nicole M. LaVoi,
• December 3, 2018. LaVoi quoted in The Lantern, “Decline since Title IX: Ohio State fares better in employing women coaches than Big Ten average.”
• November 27, 2018. The Glass Sideline  in SBNation quotes LaVoi on how men’s pro sport is behind in gender diversity.
• November 15, 2018. LaVoi’s work cited in Swimming World article, “Dawn Gerken Dill: When Your Coach Believes in You.” The article specifically cites the “Head Coaches of Women’s Collegiate Teams: A Comprehensive Report on NCAA Division-III Institutions 2017-18” report regarding the percentage of female head coaches in Division III swimming and the NEWMAC Conference, which includes MIT where DIII coaches.
• October 1, 2018. A Cronkite News (Arizona PBS) article, “NCAA, Arizona universities look to address lack of women coaching women’s sports,” cites LaVoi’s research, “Head Coaches of Women’s Collegiate Teams.”
• September 26, 2018. LaVoi quoted and her work cited within an in-depth article, “Female head coaches are lacking, and Syracuse University is one of nation’s worst offenders,” which reveals the dismal record of Syracuse University in hiring women coaches.
• September 17, 2018.LaVoi’s Women in College Coaching Report Card cited in Outside Magazine piece “American Running Needs More Female Coaches.”
• September 1, 2018. LaVoi published a “Shouts from the Stands” submission to SwimSwam.com: “8 Reasons Why Women Coaches Matter” is LaVoi’s response to the oft-received question Why do women in sport leadership positions matter, and is based in research for her Women Coaches Research Series & Report Cards.
• August 31, 2018. LaVoi is quoted in OZY piece, This Sports Reporter Sexism Needs to Go.
• August 23, 2018. SwimSwam.com article, “NCAA Swimming Lands ‘F’ Grade For Lack Of Women Coaching Female Teams”  cited LaVoi‘s Women Coaches Research Series & Report Cards, details both Division I and Division III results.
• July 28, 2018. LaVoi featured in District 742 Alumni blog. Alumni Success Story: Nicole M. LaVoi

• July 27, 2018. LaVoi quoted in StarTribune piece, WNBA 3.0: New generation of all-stars stands on shoulders of game’s earliest stalwarts

• July 17, 2018. LaVoi quoted in Athletic Business, Only 20 Percent of College Coaches Are Women.
• July 14, 2018. LaVoi quoted in Greenville News, Clemson, University of South Carolina get a C on coaching staff gender equality.
• July 10, 2018. LaVoi’s work is cited and she is quotes in MN Daily article, University of Minnesota ranks third in national study of women head coaches.
• July 2, 2018. LaVoi was interviewed about the latest progressive changes affecting women in sports on KARE-11 TV 
• April 25, 2018. The University of Kansas’ Daily Kansan article, “Kansas athletes and coaches see importance in women leadership,” quotes LaVoi as to why when ADs state they want to hire “the best” coach, this can privilege men.
• April 20, 2018. WCCO/CBS Minnesota talks with Nicole M. LaVoi about the importance of the U of MN hosting largest Women Coaches Symposium in the US.
• April 9, 2018. WCCO/CBS Minnesota interviewed Nicole M. LaVoi, Ph.D., “Augusta National Turns New Page With Women’s Tournament.” LaVoi talks about the importance of women becoming members of the Club and how it impacts young girls and boys.
• April 8, 2018. LaVoi quoted in Forbes piece, Of Course Women Are Capable Of Coaching Men’s Sports Teams.
• March 23, 2018. LaVoi quoted in Bleacher Report piece “UConn Bad for Women’s Basketball? Not by a Long Shot.”
• March 16, 2018. LaVoi quoted in “U of M system to shoulder cost of Miller award”
• March 11, 2018. LaVoi talks with David McCoy on WCCO about the Women in College Coaching Report Card and why women coaches matter.
• March 7, 2018 The Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder News Online (MSR) has released an article, “New reports show little progress in college sport race, gender hiring.”
• February 7, 2018. @MinnesotaOnBTN interviewed LaVoi and featured the work of the Tucker Center for National Girls & Women in Sports Day.
• February 7, 2018. KARE 11 TV gave a nod to the Tucker Center’s  2017- 18 Head Coaches of Women’s Collegiate Teams: A Report on Seven Select NCAA Division-I Conferences in their story related to the National Girls and Women in Sports Day celebration on February 7.
• January 31, 2018. In an article, “Can Philly fans change their image? Yes, but only if they want to,” the Star Tribune quotes Nicole M. LaVoi, Ph.D., senior lecturer in the School of Kinesiology and co-director of the Tucker Center. LaVoi and others talk about the hows and whys of fan behavior, with some thoughts about what could happen at this year’s Superbowl.
• January 31, 2018.Nicole M. LaVoi, Ph.D., senior lecturer in the School of Kinesiology and co-director of the Tucker Center, will be the opening keynote for the first-ever women4women event held in conjunction with the 29th Annual Wisconsin Track Coaches Association (WISTCA) Conference held in Madison, WI, February 1-3, 2018. LaVoi’s talk is titled, “Educate.Stimulate.Advocate: Thriving in the Coaching Profession,”
• January 29, 2018. MomEnough podcast, listen to the audio titled “Youth sports, child health and character development: Candid reflections and practical tips from Dr. Nicole Lavoi of CEHD (U of M).”
• January 29, 2018. The book “Women in Sports Coaching“, published 2016 by Routledge and edited by Nicole LaVoi, Ph.D., senior lecturer in the School of Kinesiology and co-director of the Tucker Center was selected by Choice magazine as one of their Outstanding Academic Titles (OAT) for 2017.
• Jan 18, 2018. Nicole LaVoi, Ph.D., senior lecturer in the School of Kinesiology and co-director of the Tucker Center, spoke at the NCAA Convention Office of Inclusion Workshop & Sessions Women in Athletics: Initiatives for Progress. Her talk was titled, “Athletic Director Best Practices for Recruiting, Hiring and Retaining Women Coaches.”

2017

• too many to keep track of!….

• July 28, 2017. LaVoi quoted in The Atlantic, The Field Where Men Still Call the Shots

• February 32, 2017. LaVoi’s Women in College Sport Report Card is cited in Arizona Sonora News, Women continue to be neglected in NCAA Division I athletics
• February 16, 2017. LaVoi is quoted in “Men still coach majority of women’s collegiate teams,” a Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder article by Charles Hallman.
• February 6, 2017. LaVoi talks to MomEnough hosts on their radio show Being a Good Sport Parent: Practical Guidance on Bringing Out the Best in Your Young Athlete.
• February 2, 2017. LaVoi’s work cited in an article appearing on the InsideHigherEd online site, “Report: Hiring of Women’s Coaches Stagnates.
• February 1, 2017. LaVoi’s Women in College Coaching Report Card is released, espnW covers. Tucker Center report: Number of women college coaches still not making the grade
• January 28, 2017. LaVoi quoted in The Ledger piece, Local colleges say it’s difficult finding female coaches
• January 23, 2017. LaVoi featured in a row2K.com feature on Counting Coaches: The Distaff Side of Rowing Staffs
  Finding a Seat for Women Head Coaches in Rowing Can a Challenge
• January 9, 2017. LaVoi featured Where Are the Women Coaches?, An NCAA Champion magazine feature.

2016

• August 26, 2016. LaVoi talks with KARE 11’s Jana Shortal about Hope Solo’s suspension from US Women’s Soccer Team.
• August 23, 2016. LaVoi is named one of the Top 6 Women in Follow in the Sports Business World by Yahoo Finance.
• March 11, 2016. LaVoi writes a blog for CEHD 2020, CEHD’s Tucker Center Leads the Charge for Women in Sports Coaching
• February 17, 2016.  LaVoi quoted in WSJ piece about how college sports prepares women for higher workplace engagement.
• February 11, 2016.  LaVoi, is featured in a Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder article, “Colleges show slight gain in women head coaches.” LaVoi is quoted discussing the report and its widespread impact.
• February 6, 2016. LaVoi sees “flickers of hope” for women’s sport in 2016 in Pittsburgh’s Post Gazette.
• February 1, 2016. LaVoi quoted in Kate Fagan’s espnW exclusive on Women in College Coaching Report Card 2015-16.
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2015

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• December 21, 2015. LaVoi quoted in Highlander piece Women Coaches Wanted.
• December 1, 2015. LaVoi featured in CEHD Connect magazine A Champion for Coaches.
• November 17, 2015. LaVoi comments to WCCO on how and why youth sport needs reform.
• October 12, 2015. LaVoi discusses why Senior Dancers are a crowd favorite at Lynx, Wolves games.
• October 7, 2015. LaVoi quoted in the Dispatch-Argus QCOnline.com titled How women in sports are changing the game.
• September 28, 2015. LaVoi quoted in The New Jersey Record, For women, a gender gap persists on youth coaching sidelines.
• September 14, 2015. LaVoi quoted in Fortune magazine, Less than half of women’s college sports teams are coached by women.
• August 13, 2015. LaVoi quoted in the Chicago Tribune’s The Mash How Women in Sport are Changing the Game.
• July 29, 2015. LaVoi quoted in the Christian Science Monitor piece on the hiring of Jen Welter by the AZ Cardinals.
• June 2, 2015.TIME Magazine quoted Dr. Nicole M. LaVoi in the article, “The Cost of Not Hiring Women Coaches.”
• March 18, 2015. LaVoi talks with Marty Moss-Coane on WHYY, NPR public radio station in Philly about the challenges women face and media treatment of women, along with two other panelists.
• February 27, 2015. LaVoi quoted in Duluth News Tribune about the firing of Shannon Miller.
• February 21, 2015. LaVoi talks to Dan Kraker (MPR Duluth) on the firing of women’s hockey coach Shannon Miller that got picked up on NPR.
• February 18, 2015. LaVoi quoted in MN Daily piece about how the U of M fared in comparison to peer institutions on the Women in College Coaching Report Card.
• February 17, 2015. LaVoi talks KARE 11’s Karla Hult about the MSHSL State Dance Team controversy and the inherent teachable moments.
• February 17, 2015. LaVoi talks with WCCO Esme Murphy on the high cost of youth sport.
• February 13, 2015. LaVoi was interviewed by MPR in Duluth on the firing of Shannon Miller.
• February 13, 2015. LaVoi quoted in Yahoo Sports! piece, Shannon Miller hits Minnesota-Duluth with Title IX accusation after dismissal.
• February 13, 2015. LaVoi quoted in StarTribune piece, How UMD’s women’s hockey program costs compare to other programs.
• February 7, 2015. LaVoi talks with WCCO 830 Radio host Esme Murphy on girls’ sport participation and why women coaches matter.
• February 5, 2015. The Star Tribune quoted LaVoi about the women in coaching report and NGWSD.
• February 4, 2015. espnW’s Kate Fagan writes a special release article quoting LaVoi “Women Coaching Women? Big-Time Schools Grade Out Terribly” and adds another special page for the infographic.
• February 4, 2015. LaVoi interviewed by WCCO TV’s Angela Davis on the release of the 2014-15 women in college coaching report card.
• January 9, 2015. LaVoi quoted in MPR piece Female hockey coach firing was about more than money.
• January 7, 2015. LaVoi is quoted in Inside Higher Ed titled “Salary Ceiling for Women Only?” where she comments about the Shannon Miller case as a “game changer” for women in the coaching profession.
• January 5, 2015. LaVoi is quoted in the Minneapolis Star Tribune article “Female coaches in girls’ hockey still scarce, doubted.”

2014

2013

December 19, 2013. LaVoi’s work on women in college coaching is featured in exclusive USA Today column by Christine Brennan Report: Colleges doing poorly at hiring women coaches. Other media outlets including The Chronicle of Higher Education, Inside Higher Ed, Athletic Business, espnW, and the USOC Coaching Education Newsletter among many others pick up the story.

December 19, 2013. Women in college coaching research initiative and Report Card (with infographic) authored by LaVoi is launched.

December 12, 2013. LaVoi featured in Rosenblum’s StarTribune column ‘Here’s Proof’ female athletes also can deliver high TV ratings.

December 1, 2013. The documentary Media Coverage & Female Athletes featuring LaVoi premieres on tptMN.

December 1, 2013.LaVoi featured in 3-part series on tptMN blog. The Idea Behind the #HERESPROOF Project

November 26, 2013.LaVoi featured in 3-part series on tptMN blog. The Statistics Behind Media Coverage and Female Athletes.

November 23, 2013. LaVoi featured in 3-part series on tptMN blog.An Inside Look at Media Coverage and Female Athletes with Nicole LaVoi.

November 8, 2013. LaVoi’s report on women coaches cited in ProPublica article titled Personnel Fouls: Sex Discrimination Suits Shake Tennessee Athletics.

October 10, 2013.LaVoi’s invited column for the New York Times “Room for Debate”- Can Playing Ball Be Bad for Children? addresses opportunities for girls in athletics in the context of some parents’ “winning at all costs” attitude.

October 1, 2013.LaVoi quoted in Star Tribune article titled Don’t drop this ball: the plight of the totally uncoordinated sports parent.

September 24, 2013. LaVoi appears on WCCO TV and comments on gender differences and intermittent fasting.
September 9, 2013. LaVoi quoted in article titled Does Sex Actually Sell Surfing?

August 27, 2013. LaVoi quoted in espnW article by Kate Fagan Sex Sells? Trend May be Changing.

June 12, 2013 LaVoi quoted in MinnPost article by Gregg Aamot titled Rethinking youth sports: Businessman David Baird tries a different kind of hockey camp

May 12, 2013 LaVoi participates in HuffPost Live panel on Sports Illustrated’s Lady Problem?

LaVoi was invited by the National Alliance for Youth Sports write an “Ask the Expert” column for their Sporting kid Spring 2013 magazine about a mother’s concern about lacrosse being too aggressive for her daughter.

April 9, 2013. LaVoi appears on KARE 11 TV with Jana Shortal talking about Griner trying out for the NBA.

April, 8, 2013. LaVoi quoted in Daily Chronicle article titled “As more girls play sports, fewer women have coaching jobs”

March 26, 2013. LaVoi talks to WCCO TV reporter Heather Brown on The Good Question about why women’s sport is not televised.

March 20, 2013. LaVoi comments on the controversies surrounding Brittney Griner in the espnW article by Kate Fagan, “What Brittney Griner says about us.”

March 19, 2013. LaVoi explains the misconceptions of Title IX and the stereotypes surrounding gender capabilities in sport in Northwest Herald article “Invading the boys club.“

March 13, 2013. LaVoi interviewed by The Oregonian about tips for getting your teenage daughter physically active.

February 25, 2013. LaVoi quoted in Clarion Ledger in article about sexual abuse in sport and the power held by coaches.

February 13, 2013. LaVoi weighs in on WCCO TV about the high school hockey Farmington goalie quitting mid-game.

January 7, 2013. LaVoi quoted in StarTribune article about how parents can help tween girls develop healthy self-esteem.

2012

October 17, 2012. LaVoi quoted in StarTribune article about parental violence at youth sport events.

August 8, 2012. Read LaVoi’s invited commentary on MPR about gender and the Olympics titled, “In London and elsewhere, women athletes have made this a year to shine.”

August 8, 2012. LaVoi talks to KARE 11’s Rena Sarigianopoulos about the first female to referee an NFL game.

July 31, 2012. LaVoi appears on KARE 11 TV discussing Olympian Missy Franklin’s unique pathway to elite performance.

June 23, 2012. LaVoi quoted and writes scholarly pieces about the 40th anniversary of Title IX.

June 22, 2012. LaVoi appears on FOX 9 News discussing the 40th anniversary of Title IX.

June 8, 2012. LaVoi is featured in the College of Education and Human Development’s Vision 2020: Ideas. Research. Impact. Her blog is titled Concussions and Female Athletes – Prevention and Treatment

May 29, 2012. LaVoi’s column “Title IX: The status of women’s sports after 40 years” appears in the June issue of the Minnesota Women’s Press.

• May 28, 2012. LaVoi is quoted in the Sacramento Bee article on NCAA lacrosse murder civil suit of Yeardly Love.

• May 24, 2012. LaVoi featured in interview on Coach Hub titled “A Sports Psychologist’s Advice to Parents and Coaches.
• May 18, 2012. LaVoi quoted in The Daily Planet article titled, “Looking at girls in sports as Title IX marks 40 years in Minnesota and the United States.”

• May 7, 2012. LaVoi quoted in Yahoo.com article titled “Are Competitive Sports Safe for Girls?”
• April 11, 2012. LaVoi appears on FOX9 news with Scott Wasserman discussing premiere of “Concussions & Female Athletes: The Untold Story” on the Big Ten Network. Watch the documentary for free here.

• March 31, 2012. LaVoi quoted in espnW & ESPN The Magazine article on the scarcity of female coaches, titled “The Glass Wall: Women continue to shatter stereotypes as athletes. So how come they can’t catch a break as coaches?
• March 4, 2012. LaVoi quoted in FoxSportsNorth column on the mental toughness of Timberwolves player Ricky Rubio. “Rubio: From docile to determined in an instant“
• February 22, 2012. LaVoi quoted in Right to Play blog, titled “Beyond Ballgames: The Impact of Sport for Girls.
• February 15, 2012. LaVoi quoted in Women in World Foundation article on “Beyond Ballgames: The Impact of Sport for Girls”

• February 14, 2012. LaVoi quoted in StarTribune article “Couples who sweat together, stay together.”
• January 19, 2012. LaVoi is invited to write a commentary for Minnesota Public Radio. “Tale of two hockey players offers a sharp look at gender equity in sports”

2011

• December 31, 2011. LaVoi quoted in StarTribune article “Girls deal with concussions too”
• December 10, 2011. LaVoi quoted in StarTribune article “Sports can act as cover for abusers”

• December 6, 2011. LaVoi appears on WCCO “Good Question” with Liz Collin on why as a society we like violence in sport.
• November 28, 2011. LaVoi is featured in an ESPN.com blog on determining a good fit between a coach and an athlete. “Which Coaching Style Works for You?”
• November 17, 2011. LaVoi and former master’s student, Erin Becker, had their research on mother-coaches mentioned in The New York Times’ parenting blog. The blog poses the question, “Why don’t more moms coach?”
• November 7, 2011. LaVoi appears on WCCO Sports Sunday with Mark Rosen to discuss a variety of issues around girls and women in sport.
• October 11, 2011. LaVoi is quoted in Rachel Blount’s StarTribune column titled, “Lynx’s championship should give boost to women’s sports”

• October 10, 2011. LaVoi talks with KARE 11 Dave Berggren about the Tucker Center and TPT documentary about the untold story of female athletes and concussion.
• September 16, 2011. LaVoi appears on KARE11 with Boua Xiong discussing “hype” of the Minnesota Lynx in the WNBA playoffs. “Move over boys! Here come the Lynx!”
• September 1, 2011. LaVoi appears on WCCO “Good Question” with Jason DeRusha to discuss lack of media coverage of the Minnesota Lynx.
• August 21, 2011. LaVoi appears on WCCO Sports Sunday with Mark Rosen to discuss a variety of topics related to youth sport.
• August 16, 2011. LaVoi appears on Fox 9 News with Scott Wasserman discussing exercise and life expectancy.
• August 2, 2011. LaVoi appears on a WCCO segment with Mark Rosen called “Practice, Not The Pro-Shop, Makes A Swing” at the Edinburgh Golf Course, MN.
• July 2, 2011. LaVoi quoted in TIME.com Business story “Game, Sex and Match: The Perils of Female Sports Advertising”

• April 2011. LaVoi quoted in Fitness magazine story “This Way Up” on the process of goal setting.
• March 24, 2011. LaVoi interviewed on Fox 9 News regarding the Minneapolis being awarded an expansion team of the Lingerie Football League. To see the interview click here.
• March 4, 2011. LaVoi quoted extensively in The Sputnik newspaper on Selling sex doesn’t sell sports.

2010

• December 17, 2010. LaVoi talks to Dave Zirin about espnW on his Edge of Sports radio show.
• September 29, 2010. LaVoi quoted in The Daily Beast blog post “Female Jocks Rule the World”.
• September 17, 2010. LaVoi is live on Fox 9 News with Jeff Passolt discussing the complicated issues pertaining to sports reporter Ines Sainz and the Jets. To see the interview click here.
• August 31, 2010. LaVoi interviewed live on Fox 9 News with Jeff Passolt regarding hazing incident involving the Elk River football team. To view interview click here or here.
• August 11, 2010. LaVoi quoted in NY Metro Parents magazine story, “How to Encourage Your Daughter to Be Physically Active”, including “Dr. LaVoi’s tips for getting you daughter active”.
• August 11,2010. LaVoi quoted in NY Metro Parents magazine story, “Long-term Benefits of Sports Participation for Girls”.
• July 26, 2010. LaVoi quoted in The Salt Lake Tribune story, “What happened to Utah’s beloved sandlot?”
• June 5, 2010.  “You’ve Gotta Fight For Your Right…to Blog?: A Legal and Ethical Primer to Sports Media in 2010” Blogs With Balls 3.0, Chicago. To see video of panel click here.
• April 25, 2010. LaVoi quoted in the Post Crescent News story “Area coaches weigh in on differences in coaching boys and girls athletes”
• March 30, 2010. LaVoi is quoted in MediaPost News story “espnW Focuses On Women’s Sports“

• February 18, 2010. LaVoi talked with Buck Benson of The Roadhouse Radio Show on WTIP, a community radio station broadcasting on the North Shore of Lake Superior. LaVoi discussed the benefits of sport participation for girls.
• February 15, 2010. LaVoi quoted in the New York Times Well Blog on the benefit of sports to girls entitled “As Girls Become Women, Sports Pay Dividends,” by Tara Parker-Pope.
• February 15, 2010. LaVoi interviewed by Fox9 TV on a fight that broke out among sport parents at a recent Burnsville, MN, 6th grade basketball tournament. LaVoi talks about sporting situations that can result in parents fighting.
• February 10, 2010. LaVoi appears in a KARE-11 TV video interview as part of a short piece entitled “Lindsey Vonn poses for Sports Illustrated swimsuit issue.” LaVoi’s recent blog post drew fire in highlighting the media’s propensity to portray female athletes as sex objects.
• January 13, 2010. LaVoi commented in a WCCO video interview on concerns regarding Olympic skier Lindsey Vonn’s weight. Some Austrian coaches had commented that Vonn’s higher weight advantages her. LaVoi points out that “when it comes to female athletes, many people talk more about how they look than what they actually do.”