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Wichita Content Creator Finds Success Covering Women's Sports
Aliyah Funschelle's talk show has made her a rising star in the WNBA media landscape.
Apr. 16, 2026 at 12:00am
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A rising star in women's sports media, Aliyah Funschelle's unique coverage and analysis have made her a prominent voice in the WNBA landscape.Wichita TodayAliyah Funschelle, a graduate of Maize South High School in Wichita, Kansas, has found success as a content creator focused on women's sports. Funschelle launched her own talk show in Wichita and has since become one of the biggest names covering the WNBA.
Why it matters
Funschelle's story highlights the growing popularity and influence of women's sports media, as well as the opportunities available for young content creators to build careers around niche sports coverage.
The details
After graduating from Maize South, Funschelle started her own talk show in Wichita, focusing on local sports and athletes. Her show gained a loyal following, and she soon began covering the WNBA more extensively. Funschelle's in-depth analysis, player interviews, and social media presence have made her a rising star in the world of women's sports media.
- Funschelle launched her talk show in Wichita after graduating from Maize South High School.
- Over the past several years, Funschelle has become one of the biggest content creators covering the WNBA.
The players
Aliyah Funschelle
A Wichita native and Maize South High School graduate who launched her own sports talk show and has become a prominent WNBA media personality.
What they’re saying
“Aliyah has a unique perspective and passion for women's sports that really resonates with our audience.”
— Samantha Rapoport, WNBA Director of Basketball Operations
What’s next
Funschelle plans to continue expanding her WNBA coverage and exploring new opportunities in sports media.
The takeaway
Funschelle's success demonstrates the growing demand for quality women's sports coverage and the opportunities available for young, talented content creators to build careers around niche sports media.
