Latest Slidescroller coverage mentioning China across Basketball, Soccer, Hockey.
The latest window of the Asian qualifiers for the 2027 FIBA Basketball World Cup produced a cascade of record‑setting scores, surprising defeats and historic victories that are reshaping the regional basketball landscape.
Twelve coaches from Europe, Asia and Oceania joined the 2026 USA Hockey Boys National 15 Player Development Camp, sharing insights and fostering cross‑cultural growth.
Mali finished an unbeaten run at the 2026 FIBA U18 Women's AfroBasket, while Nigeria clinched a fourth‑place finish, both guaranteeing representation at next year's global showcase in China.
Mali went unbeaten in the 2026 FIBA U18 Women's AfroBasket, while Nigeria posted a 4‑1 record, earning their places in the upcoming global tournament.
The league’s push to embed flag football in schools, secure Olympic medals for 2028, and unlock career pathways for women marks a decisive shift from traditional tackle football.
A recent biography by Dr. Tim D. Johnson explores Gen. Robert Neyland’s dual legacy as a wartime logistics pioneer and a transformative football coach, shedding light on innovations that still influence the sport today.
Harvard’s incoming men’s basketball freshmen will travel to Beijing and Shanghai for a week‑long Unity Cup that combines athletic development, academic networking and cultural immersion.
The United States unveils a roster that blends seasoned champions with emerging talent, aiming for a fifth consecutive FIBA Women’s World Cup gold.
United Way Worldwide and the NFL have begun a 12‑month pilot in Shanghai, introducing flag football to ten schools to boost the physical and mental well‑being of children, especially those from migrant families.
The United States reveals a 12‑player lineup blending fresh talent and seasoned champions, aiming to defend its historic gold‑medal streak.
Arizona’s top-ranked public‑school prospect joins an international roster for the August 6‑17 tournament in China, navigating schoolwork, family legacy and a future in basketball.
The new assistant coach arrives after a distinguished international career that includes a FIBA Asia Cup title and stints in China’s top league.
Former US ambassador Joe Hockey argues that bad intelligence, Israeli influence and a misreading of Iran’s stability prolonged the US‑Iran standoff, while pointing to Australia’s strategic role in rare‑earth supply chains.
Freshman forward Abdou Toure dazzles in Bahamian exhibition games, signaling a promising start to his Arkansas career under Coach John Calipari
In his first two games in the Bahamas, freshman forward Abdou Toure posted impressive stats, drawing praise from Coach John Calipari and teammates as he prepares for his Arkansas debut.
Arkansas’ newest freshman, Abdou Toure, has made an immediate impact in the Bahamas, delivering versatile performances that have already caught the eye of Coach John Calipari and his staff.
On August 1, 1996, Michael Johnson shattered the 200‑meter world record while the United States women’s soccer team claimed the first Olympic gold in the sport, moments that continue to echo through the Olympic movement.
In 1927 the Philadelphia Royal Giants became the first all‑Black team to tour Japan, laying the groundwork for professional baseball in the country and influencing future legends of the game.
UNC forward Gabby White is slated to attend a training camp in Chicago before linking up with the Nigerian women's national team for an exhibition series in China from August 4‑15.
North Carolina transfer Gabby White will join the Nigerian national team for an August exhibition tour in China, following a Chicago training camp, as both sides gear up for the 2026 FIBA Women's Basketball World Cup.
Paris Basketball is finalizing a deal to sign former NBA forward Alize Johnson, adding depth and experience as the French side eyes a strong EuroLeague campaign.
From the Pacific islands to the soccer fields of China, recent releases have delivered unexpected numbers and milestones.
Kyle Guy, the 6‑foot‑2 guard who helped the University of Virginia capture the 2019 national championship, has agreed to a two‑year contract with La Laguna Tenerife of Spain’s Liga ACB, the club announced on Tuesday.
The Argentine team’s departure from Kansas City sparked a vibrant fan scene, highlighted by immigrant supporter Jianquio Luan and business leader John Stephens, who sees lasting economic potential.