What: A nationwide celebration, now in its 26th year, to honor those who have advanced and promoted girls' and women's sports.
When: Wednesday
In Minnesota: A ceremony, open to the public, will be held at noon at the State Capitol to recognize 21 people in five categories. Honorees include Val Teichroew, a longtime coach and teacher at Richfield High School; Peggy Brenden, a Title IX trailblazer and board member of St. Paul Urban Tennis; Mary Jo Kane, director of the U's Tucker Center for Research on Girls and Women in Sport; track athlete and cancer survivor Gabriele Anderson; Janis Klecker, a 1992 Olympian in the marathon; and Lynette Sjoquist, radio analyst for Gophers women's basketball.
RACHEL BLOUNT
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| Chicago Cubs - LP: E. Jackson | 2 | FINAL |
| Pittsburgh - WP: V. Mazzaro | 4 |
| Baltimore - LP: K. Gausman | 6 | FINAL |
| Toronto - WP: B. Morrow | 12 |
| Cleveland - WP: Z. McAllister | 12 | FINAL |
| Boston - LP: R. Dempster | 3 |
| Minnesota - LP: J. Burton | 6 | FINAL |
| Detroit - WP: J. Benoit | 7 |
| LA Angels - WP: J. Blanton | 5 | FINAL |
| Kansas City - LP: E. Santana | 4 |
| Boston | 3 | FINAL(OT) |
| NY Rangers | 4 |
| Chicago | 0 | FINAL |
| Detroit | 2 |
| San Jose | 0 | FINAL |
| Los Angeles | 3 |
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