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A basketball coach’s fall from grace ended in a four‑year prison term after authorities uncovered a prostitution network and child exploitation material linked to him.
Two Harvard-Westlake pitchers earn invitations to the 18U National Team Training Camp, guided by a coach whose philosophy of embracing competition has produced multiple championships and MLB draft first‑rounders.
UC Santa Barbara sophomore goalkeeper Owen Beninga earns a spot on the United Soccer Coaches Players to Watch list for 2026, posting a 0.52 GAA record and joining an elite eight‑player cohort as the team readies for its season opener.
The Slam Jose 3‑on‑3 tournament will light up San Jose’s historic plaza this September, featuring pro‑am, adult, wheelchair and youth divisions, with more than $20,000 in cash prizes and a free‑to‑watch experience for spectators.
San Jose Sharks re‑sign forward Collin Graf to a three‑year deal, securing a player who posted 21 goals and 25 assists last season.
A historic push is underway as more than one hundred women’s college basketball players have united under the United College Athletes Association, filing a petition that marks a decisive step toward collective bargaining rights.
Washington State University reveals its full non‑conference schedule, opening in November with road games against California and Oregon before a series of home matchups and national tournament appearances.
USC has released an updated roster for its 2026 fall camp, noting significant weight changes for three players, a height increase for another, and a positional switch for redshirt freshman Cash Jacobsen, all ahead of the season opener against San Jose State on August 29.
A look at the recent performances and favorable matchups that make three MLB players prime value picks for DraftKings contests on July 31, 2026.
USC Trojans prepare for a marquee 2026 schedule that could shape the College Football Playoff picture.
The United College Athletes Association aims to secure collective bargaining rights for female athletes, challenging longstanding NCAA opposition and prompting new dialogue across conferences.
Midfielder Nick Ross, together with his wife Adriana Ross, is creating a judgment‑free soccer camp that offers skill development and team belonging for neurodivergent youth in the Monterey Bay area.
The Texas Elite Spartans, winners of six of seven Women’s National Football Conference titles, are driving a cultural and economic shift that could soon let athletes earn a living from the sport they love.
Three former minor league baseball players have been sentenced to time served after pleading guilty to insider trading involving Del Taco shares, a case that underscores challenges in enforcing securities law.
Rachelle “Rocky” Henley, founder of the San Francisco Bay Sox, becomes the only woman among four managers in the new Women’s Professional Baseball League, blending historic ambition with practical safety measures and a vision for expanding female athletes’ opportunities.
Boise State's rising star Ava de Leest makes the United Soccer Coaches 2026 goalkeepers watch list, joining an elite group of national prospects.
The United Soccer Coaches have named Eastern Kentucky University’s sophomore keeper Jordan LeVasseur to their 2026 NCAA Division I Goalkeepers to Watch List, highlighting a rapid rise that began with a decorated freshman season.
Jayden Wade, a top-ranked 2028 quarterback, has reaffirmed his commitment to Georgia despite intense overtures from Michigan and Auburn. His sophomore season statistics and dual-threat abilities highlight why both programs are eager to secure his signature.
Eight‑year‑old Tadeo Herrera, who is deaf and non‑verbal, thrives in his first organized baseball season thanks to ASL interpreters, adaptive coaching and a supportive community program.
Senior goalkeeper Andrew Samuels was selected for the United Soccer Coaches Watch List following a historic 2025 season in which Princeton went 7‑0‑0 in Ivy League play without conceding a goal.
July delivered a cascade of improbable moments, from a rookie’s ninth‑inning cycle to a pitcher’s shattered scoreless streak, reshaping the narrative of modern baseball.
Jake Cronenworth, Corey Seager, Bo Bichette and Bryan Reynolds are highlighted as prime buy-low candidates despite current slumps, offering upside for fantasy managers seeking late‑season upgrades.
Max Clark, the third overall pick in the 2023 draft, makes his major‑league debut this weekend in Sacramento, California. With 464,000 Instagram followers and a reputation for unfiltered slang, the young outfielder is poised to become baseball’s next Gen Z superstar if his performance matches the hype.
Top prospect Max Clark, the third overall pick in the 2023 MLB draft, debuts for the Detroit Tigers in Sacramento, bringing a massive social media following and a distinctive style to the mound.