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Ashton Lansdell’s selection seventh overall by the Los Angeles Queens marks a watershed moment for women’s professional baseball. Her personal mantra, early achievements, and viral moments illustrate a career built on destiny and visibility.
From early days lining up against older opponents to starring alongside his brother at Colorado, Alex Ward is poised to make his mark in the Buffaloes' high‑profile opener in Atlanta.
After a standout 2026 season and a strong 2025 performance, the Marietta native will skip the 2026 MLB Draft to return to Georgia Tech, where he helped secure ACC titles and a regional berth.
Four-star point guard Kevin Savage III announced his commitment to Purdue, choosing the Boilermakers over a slate of elite programs after a standout spring on the Adidas 3SSB circuit.
Top recruit Kevin Savage commits to Purdue, joining Isaiah Hill in a class that climbs to sixth nationally
USA Baseball reveals a 20‑player roster featuring 14 alumni and six newcomers from 13 states, with veterans Meggie Meidlinger and Kelsie Whitmore set for their ninth and tenth appearances, as the team eyes a gold medal at the 2027 World Cup.
Georgia's baseball program, under coach Wes Johnson, has broken a 16‑year drought by clinching a College World Series berth, driven by strategic acquisitions through the NCAA transfer window.
On June 4, the Gateway Marietta Community Improvement District and the City of Marietta will host a public art event that will transform a three‑dimensional soccer ball into a lasting artwork, featuring contributions from schools, businesses and civic groups.
The University of Iowa announced its 2026 leadership council, a diverse group of seniors and upperclassmen tasked with steering the football team toward a pivotal season.
Dorothy Izzo, a centenarian who balanced a career in nursing with a lifelong love of basketball, captured the public’s heart when her son joked that she could outplay a player on the team. Her story of family, faith, and fandom resonates far beyond the court.
Despite a recent DUI arrest, Kell High School baseball coach Todd Harris guided his team to a doubleheader victory, sparking mixed reactions in the community as the playoffs progress.