The NCAA Women's Basketball Tournament has completed its first two rounds, and the Sweet 16 is now set. Star players like Caitlin Clark, Angel Reese, and Paige Bueckers are expected to shine in the national spotlight and compete for the championship. Using data from SBRnet's Annual Study of Sports Fans, Bryce Hadley has analyzed some major trends in women's sports. One of the key takeaways from this analysis is that the 18-24 age group has shown the biggest increase in fan participation in women's sports. Specifically, in 2023, there was a 123.7% increase in 18-24-year-olds attending women's sporting events, which was the highest increase observed among any sport in our dataset. https://lnkd.in/geYYYMyy
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🏀 She Shoots - She Scores! 🏀 NCAA basketball tournaments are underway, and Numerator surveyed nearly 500 consumers to find out their tournament-watching plans. Here’s what we found: ⛹️♀️ 30% of consumers plan to tune in to the 2024 NCAA women’s basketball tournament. The top reasons for watching the women’s tournament include: 🎉 They like the social aspect (32%) 🏀 They generally enjoy watching women’s college basketball games (31%) ⛹️♀️ They like watching specific players (23%). ⛹️♀️ Among those consumers who like watching specific players, the favorites were Caitlin Clark (79%), JuJu Watkins (26%), Angel Reese (23%), Paige Bueckers (21%), and Aaliyah Edwards (17%). ⛹️♀️ When asked how much they agreed/disagreed with the statement "Caitlin Clark has had / is having a positive impact on women’s sports," 59% of all NCAA tournament viewers somewhat or strongly agreed, 19% neither agree nor disagreed, 3% somewhat or strongly disagreed, and 19% did not know of Caitlin Clark. #Numerator #MarchMadness #NCAAbasketball #basketball #MarchMadness2024 #survey
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9moGreat stats Neil Schwartz! Very timely for women’s history month. Looking forward to the upcoming games leading up to the championship.