Latest Slidescroller coverage mentioning California across Football, Soccer, Basketball.
The Los Angeles Chargers' outreach event brought a pro‑transgender sports brand into the spotlight, raising questions about policy, fairness and the future of women's flag football.
Jordan Hicks, a four-star cornerback from California, has committed to the University of Nebraska, adding a top defensive prospect to the 2028 recruiting class.
A driver in a green Chevrolet Tahoe deliberately plowed into a group playing basketball on Fairbanks Drive, injuring several adults and children. Authorities are investigating and asking the public for information.
The Eagles have announced a 23‑player lineup that spans six U.S. states and two countries, featuring transfers from Siena Heights, national champions and two players with national team experience, as the program seeks community support through a fundraising campaign.
Jordan Pope, a Californian point guard with a multi‑state college career, will join Texas A&M after the NCAA granted him a fifth year of eligibility. His addition comes as the Aggies must trim two players from a 16‑person roster that includes walk‑ons Preston Clark and Anthon McDermott, setting the stage for a high‑stakes showdown with the Texas Longhorns.
The University of Wisconsin‑Madison men's soccer team opens its 2026 campaign at home, marking 50 years of varsity play while introducing a refreshed lineup and leadership.
The 2026 season highlights Alabama’s Central High School’s 57‑game winning streak, California’s Sierra Canyon’s high‑profile transfers, and the debut of sanctioned states, while new leadership and recruitment buzz shape the competitive landscape.
Michigan’s football program is aggressively courting three top 2028 quarterback prospects, navigating commitments and visits as the next recruiting cycle takes shape.
From historic eight‑home‑run games to modern feats of power and speed, baseball’s timeline reflects a century of evolving brilliance.
After a flawless 8‑0 ACC run, a Holiday Bowl win and a College Football Playoff berth, SMU returns with a revamped roster, a seasoned coaching staff and a schedule designed to chase another conference crown.
California’s top high school football programs jockey for position as the 2026 season looms, with historic rivalries and new matchups on the horizon.
From historic milestones to modern training regimens, the quest for ever‑faster pitches is reshaping baseball, raising injury concerns, and testing the limits of the human arm.
The upcoming season will hinge on high‑profile player movements that could redefine contenders across the Big Ten.
Whitehouse Post 284, led by lawyer‑coach Steve Farsiou, battles for the American Legion World Series title after a dramatic comeback and a strong regional run.
The Ontario Tower Buzzers will host a special event on August 23 at ONT Field to celebrate Jackie, the bald eagle whose online fame helped raise awareness for conservation efforts in Big Bear Valley.
Tommy John, a 288‑win veteran of 26 major‑league seasons, died at 83, leaving behind a legacy of durability, innovation, and a lifelong wish to join the Baseball Hall of Fame.
BYU is courting Jaxon Kohler, a 6‑foot‑10 Michigan State center, to fill one of two open roster spots. His scoring, shooting and rebounding would reshape the Cougars’ offense, but state court injunctions and NIL considerations add layers of complexity.
A look at how the San Diego Padres' relief corps has turned a late‑season slump into a six‑game winning streak, spotlighting rookie Bradgley Rodriguez and the mentors guiding him.
At 47, Justin Buzzard signs with the San Jose City College Jaguars after a career‑ending injury, inspired by a social‑media reel and guided by Coach Jim Winkler, while balancing his pastoral duties.
USC’s revamped receiving corps, led by Tanook Hines, is poised to dominate fantasy football rankings this season, with analysts highlighting his playmaking ability and the influence of head coach Lincoln Riley.
Lakewood’s head coach outlines a philosophy that values personal growth over wins, while a young quarterback and a blend of seasoned talent prepare the team for a challenging schedule.
The latest Rothstein 45 college basketball rankings place UCLA at No. 19, driven by the addition of 17‑year‑old Serbian forward Nikola Kusturica, who is expected to anchor the team for two seasons before entering the NBA draft.
Indiana University has offered a scholarship to 4-star point guard JJ Sati-Grier, recognizing his elite playmaking and scoring after standout showings at the Nike EYBL and Peach Jam.
King Rachal, a 6‑foot‑7 senior ranked No. 2 in California, commits to Notre Dame Sherman Oaks, adding depth to a perimeter that already features Mission League MVP NaVorro Bowman Jr. and top‑10 prospect Josiah Nance. With a history of producing elite talent, the squad aims for Open Division playoff contention in February.