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Phoenix Welcomes Title 9 Sports Grill, a Women's Sports Bar Celebrating Female Athletes



Title 9 Sports Grill: Phoenix’s First Women’s Sports Bar to Open Soon

The NBC Palm Springs Sports Desk, brought to you by Agua Caliente Casinos, highlights an exciting new venture in Phoenix, Arizona. A popular locally owned bar and restaurant is closing, but its space is set to reopen as the city’s first-ever women’s sports bar, Title 9 Sports Grill.

Scheduled to open by the end of next month, Title 9 Sports Grill is already generating buzz among fans. The concept is spearheaded by Audrey Corley, founder of Boycott Bar and a former college basketball coach, in collaboration with Kat Moore, co-founder of Short Leash Hotdogs + Taproom. Together, they aim to create a unique space that celebrates women athletes and their accomplishments.
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Named after the landmark Title IX legislation that prohibits sex-based discrimination in education and sports, the bar’s mission is to honor the growing prominence of women in sports. Title 9 will join a small but growing number of establishments across the country dedicated to showcasing women’s athletics.

From soccer to basketball and beyond, the bar will feature games, memorabilia, and events highlighting female athletes. Its inclusive atmosphere is designed to attract fans of all ages, fostering a community passionate about supporting women’s sports.

The growing popularity of women’s sports, driven by events like the FIFA Women’s World Cup and the WNBA Finals, signals the perfect time for such an initiative. Title 9 Sports Grill promises to be a go-to destination for fans looking to celebrate and connect over their shared love of sports.

Stay tuned for updates as this groundbreaking sports bar prepares to make its debut!

By: NBC Palm Springs

December 25, 2024

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Phoenix Welcomes Title 9 Sports Grill, a Women's Sports Bar Celebrating Female Athletes