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Fordham Athletics has announced a multi‑year partnership with Sandhills Real Estate, naming the firm its exclusive off‑campus housing provider and the inaugural jersey‑patch sponsor for baseball and men’s tennis. The deal blends branding, internship programs and community engagement in line with the university’s Jesuit mission.
Two‑time Cup Series winner Steve Park will serve as the Honorary Pace Car Driver for the August 23 Dollar Tree 301, bringing his celebrated career and deep New England connections to the track’s weekend of racing, concerts and community events.
The Mets are experimenting with unconventional roles for several pitchers and position players, hoping to spark a revival after a disappointing season.
Ballston Spa Mayor Frank Rossi has called for the scheduled September 11 high school football game to be rescheduled, citing a conflict with the town's 9/11 memorial observances. The game, set by the New York State Public High School Athletic Association, will proceed as planned with remembrance activities integrated, prompting a broader discussion about balancing athletic tradition and solemn commemoration.
The Missouri Athletic Club has released its initial watch list for the 2026 Hermann Trophy, highlighting two standout seniors from Binghamton University’s women’s soccer program.
Columbia University announces the hiring of Nicole Stephens, a distinguished player and leader, to oversee scouting, player development, and operational logistics for the women's basketball team.
From a childhood diagnosis of sarcoidosis to a bronze medal in Europe, Kiana Glanton’s journey blends resilience, style, and community leadership in blind baseball.
Stalyn Acosta, a left‑back and defensive midfielder from Honduras, has joined the New York Cosmos after impressing in a friendly against the American Soccer Club New York Fighting Tomcats. His arrival comes as the team replaces injured Davey Mason, with coaches Giuseppe Rossi and Davide Corti highlighting his defensive and forward contributions.
After a 2025 season that saw the University of Maine’s field hockey team win just one conference game, head coach Josette Babineau and her revamped staff are preparing the Black Bears for a hopeful rebound, highlighted by exhibition matches against Brown and Harvard and a roster bolstered by experienced veterans and promising newcomers.
The Ontario Hockey League franchise announced a series of additions and promotions that expand its hockey operations and support staff for the upcoming season.
Over fifteen years, an author and his friend Mendes have turned a shared love of soccer into a lifeline, watching games across continents and celebrating victories despite the miles between them.
The Women’s Pro Baseball League (WPBL) launched its first season on August 1, 2026, in Springfield, Illinois, reviving professional women’s baseball after seven decades and showcasing both triumphs and logistical hurdles.
At the United Nations Headquarters, the FIBA Foundation partnered with World YMCA and the YMCA of the Greater New York to illustrate how basketball programs foster belonging, confidence, and leadership among young people.
The 7‑foot‑1 Spanish prospect joins Siena after a bronze‑medal performance, citing academic and athletic ambitions as key to his decision.
The latest round of free‑agency moves, draft selections and contract disputes is reshaping rosters across the NHL, while prospects from Montreal and Vancouver eye debuts and veteran players seek new homes.
A fan‑driven poll points to four players who could reshape the Cubs' roster, each bringing a distinct skill set that aligns with Chicago's immediate and long‑term goals.
An overview of five minor‑league players whose recent performances suggest they are on the cusp of major‑league relevance for dynasty fantasy baseball.
Trent Grisham, Sam Antonacci, Curtis Mead, Kyle Karros and Yoendrys Gomez are among the most compelling additions available on the waiver wire as the fantasy baseball season winds down.
The 2023 World Cup final between Argentina and Spain set new price records, exposing a widening gap between FIFA's ambitious inclusivity goals and the financial realities faced by supporters worldwide.
The championship match at New York New Jersey Stadium set new price benchmarks, sparking debate over accessibility and human rights concerns.
The much‑anticipated December showdown between Michigan and Duke has been called off, prompting the Wolverines to scramble for new opponents and reshaping their early‑season lineup.
Enzo Fernández expressed appreciation for Argentine supporters following his red card in the World Cup final, while analysts have heavily criticized his display.
The NHL offseason brings contract extensions, trade rumors, and roster reshuffles that will shape the upcoming campaign.
A group of English supporters traveled to Mexico for a World Cup match, praised the Azteca Stadium and its people, and suggested it should host the final instead of the USA.