On Thursday, athletes and trainers shared images showing a stark contrast between the women’s and men’s gyms inside of the March Madness bubbles.
Stanford sports performance coach Ali Kerschner posted this to Instagram earlier today, comparing the men’s and women’s facilities in their respective bubbles.
Oregon’s Sedona Prince shows the differences between the men’s and women’s equipment and facilities during the NCAA tournament.Here are the differences in amenities/provisions between the Women’s & Men’s NCAA Tournament I’ve seen so far
— AJ McCord (@AJ_McCord) March 19, 2021
– Weight room/equipment
– Food
– Swag Bags
Photos from: @Cpav15, @sedonaprince_, @danhenry3, @alikershner pic.twitter.com/2YfCeXaJNn
In a statement, Lynn Holzman, the NCAA’s vice president of women’s basketball, said: “We acknowledge that some of the amenities teams would typically have access to have not been as available inside the controlled environment.” Holzman also said that the NCAA is “actively working” to enhance existing resources for teams at the women’s basketball tournament in San Antonio, Texas.
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