Game Changers — Asia Women's Sports Report

November-24

Women’s sports in Asia are experiencing a massive surge of momentum, with record-breaking achievements and unprecedented milestones redefining the game. From hockey to volleyball, football to ice hockey, and table tennis to every emerging discipline—this is Asia’s moment in the spotlight. The question is: Are you watching?

Let’s dive into this week’s biggest highlights and why now is the perfect time to tune into the action.

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?? 3 Straight Wins India’s women’s hockey team is unstoppable! They just snatched their third consecutive Women’s Asian Champions Trophy title with a hard-fought 1-0 victory over China in Rajgir, Bihar. Total domination! Source: Olympics

?? Japan 5, China 0 Ice cold on the ice! Japan crushed it at the inaugural IIHF Women’s Asia Ice Hockey Championship, shutting out China in an epic 5-0 final in Beijing. What a way to make history! Source: CGTN News

?? $1.3M First Prize Big money, big league! The AFC Women’s Champions League kicked off with 22 teams battling it out for a massive $1.3 million prize—the largest in Asian women’s club football history. This is a new era for the game! Source: Reuters

?? 7-Month Volleyball Showdown Japan’s rebranded SV.League is serving up global ambitions with its marathon seven-month season. Featuring international superstars like Sara Lozo and Rosamaria Montibeller, it’s putting women’s volleyball on the world map! Source: Reuters

?? Korea Makes History Korea Republic smashed records at the ITTF World Youth Championships by becoming the first team ever (yes, EVER) outside of China or Japan to win the Under-19 girls’ team title. Mic drop moment! Source: ITTF.com

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