Latest Slidescroller coverage mentioning England, United Kingdom across Football, Soccer, Hockey.
Gardner‑Webb University announced the hiring of Samantha Thomsit, a coach with a track record of revitalizing programs at Spring Hill College and the University of South Alabama, as the new leader of its women’s soccer team.
Ella Toone prepares for her wedding while navigating the loss of her father, Nick Toone, whose passion for women's football shaped her career and inspired the creation of the ET7 Academy.
A beloved neighborhood bar that has long served as a soccer watch hub faces a licensing deadline, with its owner confident a renewal will arrive just in time for the World Cup and related events.
As Pep Guardiola prepares to leave Manchester City, a retrospective of the post‑war managers who have left an indelible mark on English football reveals a tapestry of triumphs, innovations, and unexpected miracles.
Exploring the birth of the National Football League, its early challenges, mergers, and growth into a worldwide sporting phenomenon.
Following a dominant performance at the National Basketball Performance Centre, England's men's and women's 3x3 teams have secured spots at the upcoming Commonwealth Games in Glasgow.
Veteran soccer executive Tim Bezbatchenko is back in Ohio, now heading global soccer operations for Haslam Sports Group, where he will guide the Columbus Crew, the planned 2028 NWSL team and future investments.
Lehigh University has named Corey Mayer as its new head coach for the women's field hockey program, highlighting her extensive playing and coaching pedigree.
The Athletic’s annual awards celebrate the standout performers of the 2025‑26 women’s football season, highlighting Manchester City’s title return, record‑breaking individual feats, and the coaches and young talents who shaped the campaign.
Lehigh University has appointed Corey Mayer as its new head coach for the women's field hockey program, a move that leverages extensive playing and coaching experience to build a competitive, culture‑driven team.
Rutgers field hockey goalkeeper Emily Nicholls has been selected for the Team USA U-21 Women's National Team for the 4 Nations Tournament in Lilleshall, England, bringing her impressive collegiate stats and international experience to a competitive lineup.