Latest Slidescroller coverage mentioning Sydney, Australia across Soccer, Basketball, Baseball.
The recent Legends of Dodger Baseball ceremony at Dodger Stadium honored Reggie Smith, the 10th inductee, whose six‑year stint with the club produced a 32‑home‑run season, an All‑Star career and a pivotal role in three pennant‑winning teams, including the 1981 World Series champions.
Ole Miss standout Oscar Bird appears on the 2026 Ray Guy Award preseason watch list, highlighting a punting unit that helped the Rebels rank among the nation’s best.
Puerto Rico’s women’s basketball squad is setting its sights on a deep run in the FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup 2026 qualifying tournament underway in Berlin, hoping to recapture the momentum that carried them to the quarterfinals two years ago.
Lueth Awan, a 6‑foot‑7 Australian guard with NBL championship experience, joins the University of Hawai'i as its fifth international recruit, joining fellow Australian Bol Dengdit on the roster.
The River Hawks announced the addition of goalkeeper Hannah Callaghan, midfielder‑defender Claire Ormonde, defender Briana Thomas and forward Ines Pietikainen, while head coach Mira Novak highlighted their unique talents ahead of an August 12 season start.
Veteran striker Kazuyoshi Miura found the net after four years, propelling Fukushima United to a dominant victory and underscoring his lasting influence on Japanese football.
Building on a historic 2022 triumph, China's women's basketball squad prepares for the Berlin tournament, blending frontcourt dominance with a quest to silence doubts about their backcourt depth.
The United States faces a costly youth soccer model that limits access, but insights from international free‑academy systems and domestic financial levers suggest realistic ways to make the sport more affordable.
After a roller‑coaster qualification campaign, the Czech women's team heads to Berlin with a mix of seasoned shooters and depleted frontcourt options, aiming to punch above their modest expectations.
The football world mourns the loss of Kevin Keegan, the two‑time Ballon d’Or winner whose playing brilliance, managerial ambition and off‑field charisma left an indelible mark on the sport.
The English legend, celebrated for his charisma on and off the pitch, left a lasting imprint on the sport before succumbing to cancer.
Jacob Crews, a former Missouri basketball standout, has inked a professional contract with Donar Groningen in the Dutch‑Belgian BNXT League, bringing his scoring prowess and championship ambitions to Europe.
José Ramírez’s first game back after six weeks delivered two RBIs, while the Guardians’ diverse roster and playoff odds highlight a pivotal matchup against the Twins
Former Memphis basketball star Kendric Davis talks about his championship success in Australia, his ongoing ties to Memphis, and his counsel to current Tigers players.
Senior players and coach share memories of the team’s inaugural College World Series appearance, the camaraderie that fueled a four‑game SEC winning streak, and their hopes for the program’s next chapter.
A single remark by analyst Mike Grella describing the U.S. vs. Australia World Cup match as a 'layup' ignited a six‑month rivalry that has now taken center stage, drawing on historic sports clashes and fueling both teams' determination.
In a surprising lineup change, Australia’s manager Tony Popovic started 22‑year‑old goalkeeper Patrick Beach against Turkey, where the youngster’s eight saves preserved a clean sheet and handed the Socceroos a pivotal win in Group D.
After a standout college season and a dramatic transfer, Jayden Stone signs with the Sydney Kings, joining a club fresh off its 2025‑26 championship triumph.
Australian-born guard Jayden Stone has signed his first professional contract with the Sydney Kings, bringing his career back to the country where he first honed his game.
James Madison University announces a 2026 roster that blends experienced transfers with promising freshmen, highlighting international backgrounds and coaching optimism.
The 2026 FIFA World Cup will span three nations, with Seattle hosting six matches. Featuring 48 teams, the tournament introduces new challenges — from climate and travel to political unrest — while veteran analyst Leander Schaerlaeckens offers insight into the dynamics shaping the competition.
Columbia University’s women’s basketball team welcomes Mary Ashley Stevenson, Chloe Dix, Mathis Dritz and Chloe Vella, each bringing unique backgrounds that Coach Megan Griffith believes will elevate the program’s pursuit of continued excellence.
The newest recruit for Louisiana Tech’s women’s soccer team, Alethea Levy, arrives with a strong high school record, leadership experience, and a multi‑sport background.
A lineup of celebrities will compete in a charity football match to raise money for UNICEF, broadcast live for free on YouTube and ITVX.