Latest Slidescroller coverage mentioning Kenya across Soccer, Basketball, Football.
A recent hockey clinic in Kingston introduced the sport to roughly 150 Jamaican children, highlighting the personal ties of founder Saroya Tinker and the involvement of Canadian players and equipment partners.
The second annual Hoops 4 Her camp in Kenya, supported by GABL and Kessler, provides equipment, education and mentorship to young female athletes, with plans for future expansion.
An examination of how All-Star traditions in other leagues inform the NWSL’s consideration of a showcase event, set against the backdrop of the Women’s Africa Cup of Nations.
From Houston’s bayou parks to the world’s biggest soccer stage, Tekkrew’s multicultural crew shows how freestyle soccer fuses art, culture, and community.
From the final MLS season under the current format to the centenary 2030 World Cup spread across three continents, the sport’s schedule is set for transformative milestones.
Ahead of the 2026 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations, Morocco prepares to showcase the continent’s rising talent, with podcast hosts dissecting group dynamics and the road to World Cup qualification.
Middlebury College announced the hiring of Kennedy Wilson, a former St. Lawrence University captain and digital media graduate, to lead its women's ice hockey program as an assistant coach.
Kenyan-born researcher Robert Onjiko launches a free, inclusive soccer club in Somerville, aiming to remove financial barriers and foster community integration.
Morocco's advancement to the knockout stage and penalty victory over the Netherlands underscore a transformative era for African football, driven by strategic investments and regional collaboration.
At the BET Experience Celebrity Basketball Game in Los Angeles, Flo Milli was spotted wearing a white Nike Air Rift, a shoe that blends 1996 heritage with modern celebrity collaborations and a ballet‑inspired trend.
The Grannies International Football Tournament in Tzaneen showcases resilience, cultural pride, and the unifying power of sport among women over fifty.
The Grannies International Football Tournament brought together senior women’s teams from seven countries in Tzaneen, South Africa, to compete, celebrate resilience, and promote health and unity.
Australia’s national soccer team highlights the immigrant backgrounds of players like Awer Mabil and Mohamed Touré, linking their stories to broader debates on immigration as they prepare for a World Cup match in Vancouver.
The Australian national soccer team highlights its immigrant players, using their diverse backgrounds to counter rising anti‑immigrant sentiment worldwide.
A look at how artificial intelligence is reshaping sports, energy, and global tech, while policy battles and emerging markets chart the next frontier.
From a childhood training with his father in Kenya to scoring the decisive goal for Belgium in 2014, Divock Origi details the personal and professional challenges that defined his journey, including setbacks at Liverpool, a devastating injury, and the role of faith in his recovery.
The campaign showcases Mexican football talent, the Street Child World Cup’s mission, and the debut of the ADIZERO ADIOS PRO 4 SATISFY shoe, highlighted by an immersive desert gathering.
Over three years Joe Connor traveled to more than 200 countries, witnessing soccer from stadium spectacles to street pick‑up games, and discovered how the beautiful game stitches together disparate societies.
Roly Gregoire, Sunderland's pioneering black footballer, recounts the racial abuse that scarred his early career, the injury that ended it, and his long journey toward healing and recognition.
From Kampala to Pittsburgh, Deng Mu’s first year at Brentwood High School has been marked by dominant stats, a coach’s praise, and a family legacy that stretches to Olympic gold.