SPRING ISSUE

Michael Jordan? He's gone. Chamique Holdsclaw? She's movin' on. The face of the future belongs to 14-year-old Seimone Augustus. Richard Corman

In our Spring issue we gave you advice from real athletes -- like Lindsay Davenport's favorite sunscreen for hair, Dot Richardson's question-and-answer column, even Michelle Kwan's preferences on power snacks. You also said you wanted more sports news, so in addition to our bang-up March Madness package, we previewed the big five spring college sports for women. You asked for help finding great gear, so we offered something for every budget. Most of all, you said you wanted the Sports Illustrated authority and access. Browse the selection of articles below -- SI's stamp is on every piece. Visit siforwomen.com for the best women's sports features on the web and be sure to check out our latest issue.

Columns Your Body The pros explain how to play through your period; plus, yoga moves for menstrual pain relief By Alyssa L. Shaffer Your Food To avoid mid-game poop-out, curb the carbs and tuck in to powerful proteins By Sarah Bowen Shea Your Attitude Some quick tricks can help you get gutsier and build your sports courage By Sarah Bowen Shea Spring Preview We pick the top 10 college teams in golf, softball, lacrosse, track and field, and tennis Notes from the Field Skating's new star; what's new for Picabo; dramatic debut for triathlon at Sydney By E.M. Swift, Michael Farber, Tim Layden Personal Trainer Working Out Go to the next level of strength training with the U.S. women's soccer team By Dimity McDowell Gear When buying workoutware, what's worth a splurge? See our guide to basics and beyond By Charles Coxe Ask Dr. Dot The Olympic softball star, and orthopedic surgeon, answers your health questions By Dot Richardson Skills 101 Honey Girl Salamone demonstrates the sweet science of how to throw a punch By Jeff Pearlman Go to It Bored? Jump into one of these seven great adventures that require only a day By Deborah Moss Your Stars Check out our sports horoscope for astral advice on tapping into your talents By Shelley Ackerman		March Madness Star Power Chamique Holdsclaw rules the women's basketball universe, and everyone wants a little piece of her time By Kelli Anderson She Got Next The face of the future belongs to 14-year-old Seimone Augustus By Kelli Anderson Three Class Acts These girls make the grade as the top high school players By Lars Anderson Tournament Preview Players to watch; hot coaches' tips; cool cybersites; celebrity picks He's the Man UConn coach Geno Auriemma hates being judged on his gender By Jackie MacMullan Features Generation Next These new faces of women's sports recall some old faces-those of their famous athletic parents Photos by Isabel Snyder Text by Lars Anderson, David Fleming, Beth Howard and Kostya Kennedy Getting Her Kicks Tonya Butler, integral to her team in a run to the Georgia state playoffs, is no longer a football oddity By Leigh Montville Cool Runnings The newest dynamic duo in bobsledding is from Jamaica-of course By Franz Lidz The Race of Her Life For University of Texas runner Cindy Stefanko, training and competing are weapons in her battle against cancer By Kelli Anderson In Every Issue Short Takes Check out our Q & A with the hoopster who made a splash during the NBA lockout, read up on the fledgling Women's Professional Football League and find out how tennis star Amelie Mauresmo remains unfazed by the racket. My Take Chasity Melvin, a leading contender for the ABL's rookie of the year award before the league's shutdown, was a teammate and friend of 23-year-old Katrina Price, who died in January of an apparently self-inflicted gunshot wound. Melvin shares her memories of Price and their abruptly curtailed rookie season with the Philadelphia Rage.

 
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