Hearts Women is the professional women's football team of Heart of Midlothian FC, competing at the top level in the Scottish Women's Premier League. Based in Edinburgh, the team plays its home matches at the Oriam National Performance Centre or Tynecastle Park. The women's side was formally integrated into the club's structure in recent years, representing a major commitment to the women's game. The team's name carries the full weight and history of the Hearts institution. A key era began with their promotion to the SWPL and subsequent establishment as a top-four side, consistently challenging for European qualification. The modern squad features a mix of Scottish internationals and promising talents, such as goalkeeper Charlotte Parker-Smith and forward Georgia Timms. Recent seasons have seen them secure third-place finishes and become regulars in the Scottish Women's Cup final stages. The team culture is growing rapidly, sharing the passionate "Jam Tarts" support, with attendances at Tynecastle breaking records. In short, Hearts Women are a rising force, ambitiously bridging the gap to the Old Firm in Scottish women's football.