November 23, 2024

CBS, Dana Jacobson

Attention to women's sports has been soaring this year, opening doors beyond the playing field. A new crop of sports bars are prioritizing women's competitions. Dana Jacobson takes a look at how the trend started, and where it's heading next.

November 21, 2024

KSHB41, Tod Palmer

KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Women’s sports are having a moment and Kansas City is at the epicenter.

That includes the NWSL Championship Game, which will be played at 7 p.m. on Saturday at CPKC Stadium at the Berkley Riverfront.

November , 2024ty, a women’s sports bar that plans to open in March at 105 W. Ninth Street downtown, is among the local businesses hoping to capitalize on the title-game hubbub.

November 15, 2024

KMBC9, Jamie Weiss

KANSAS CITY, Mo. - The hype for women's sports has been building in the metro for the past few years, and now there's a place being built for this budding fan base.

"The Dub KC" is a first-of-its-kind bar for the KC metro, specializing in celebrating women's sports.

"Aesthetically wise, to be honest, we're going to be a little bit lighter and brighter than a typical sports bar if you want to think of it that way," owner and co-founder Monica Brady said.

November 8, 2024

KSHB41, Daniela Leon

KANSAS CITY, Mo. - A sports bar in downtown Kansas City, Missouri, plans to open in January with a focus on female athletes and women's sports.

The Dub, short for "get that win," will be in the former Banksia's near East 9th and Main streets.

The bar will be a short walk to a streetcar stop and a short drive to CPKC stadium, the home of the KC Current women's soccer team.

October 31, 2024

KCTV5, Janae' Hancock

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - The fever pitch in Kansas City surrounding sports speaks for itself—especially at local bars where almost every game is seen, heard, and celebrated.

But the silence does not go unnoticed.

“The amount of times we have gone to a bar to watch a women’s game and had to ask, ‘Hey, can you put it on?’ Let alone we are not going to hear it at all,” Rachel Glenn said.

She and her wife, Monica Brady, are hoping to change the game in Kansas City by creating a space that sounds, feels, and looks like it is made for them.

September 13, 2024

The Kansas City Star, David Hudnall

If all goes according to plan, Kansas City will soon have its very own women’s sports bar. Omaha transplants Monica Brady and Rachel Glenn, who are married, recently took over the lease at 107 W. Ninth St. They plan to open The Dub, which they are calling “Kansas City’s first sports bar dedicated to prioritizing women’s sports,” by the end of the year.

September 9, 2024

KCUR, Madeline Fox

Pubs that pledge to play only women’s athletics have taken off around the country as women’s professional and collegiate leagues have seen their fanbases grow. The Dub, Kansas City's entry into the market, will open around the corner from the Kansas City Public Library’s Central branch.

August 24, 2024

Kansas City Mag, Tyler Shane

Women’s sports are gaining more viewership than ever and KC is more than happy to be part of the movement. To continue making female athletes a priority, Monica Brady, alongside her wife Rachel Glenn, is opening KC’s first bar dedicated entirely to women’s sports. 

August 23, 2024

KC Daily Newsletter

 Win Like a Woman: The Dub will open in downtown KCMO later this year. This safe and inclusive bar will be a hub to watch women's sports with the sound on and for fans to cheer on and rally around their favorite teams & athletes.