Two longtime USWNT stars, Tobin Heath and Christen Press, have created a new show to cover the World Cup and reimagine women's sports coverage.
in 2019), alongside their commerce and community elements. Heath first had the idea for RE-CAP in November after some conversations at the USWNT Players Association gala in New York City.
Now Heath and Press want to build something that will reimagine the way women are seen and understood in sports. The chemistry is there too. Press and Heath’s complementary natures and clear affection comes through on the Zoom, too, with a side of gentle teasing. After Heath talks for a while on her opening answer , Press cuts in: “Sheesh, you really are long-winded.”Press had her own reasons for agreeing to the project, and they were deeply personal.
They make the decisions. There’s no person in a suit somewhere, deciding the narrative of the format or handing over talking points. They’re not judging the players that go into broadcast commentary or analysis following their playing careers as the options are still so limited, but it’s not for them.
So far, the show feels loose and relaxed, even with some scripting and its slick production values. In the first episode, former USWNT coach Jill Ellis is mid-answer and curses before realizing what she’s done and asking if it’s OK to swear. “Yeah!” Heath quickly affirms. Within the first 24 hours of the first episode, it had already picked up over 50,000 views on YouTube. The second episode featureshead coach Laura Harvey following the USWNT’s 3-0 win over Vietnam in their tournament opener.
“Tobin’s going to be watching games throughout the night; she’s writing this show,” Press said, saying the plan was to watch, analyze, write and film within a few hours. “We don’t nap in this household, we’re not nappers, and I told Tobin she’s going to have to learn how to nap because there’s no other way to do this. She’s going to be up through the night… this woman needs nine hours of sleep every night.
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