
Gerrit Smith Miller: The Forgotten Pioneer of American Soccer
A look at the early organizer of the first U.S. soccer team, the monuments that honor him, and the broader cultural figures who preserved his story.
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A look at the early organizer of the first U.S. soccer team, the monuments that honor him, and the broader cultural figures who preserved his story.

Patrice Bergeron's election to the Hockey Hall of Fame celebrates a career defined by excellence, gratitude, and a legacy that extends beyond the ice.
The Hockey Hall of Fame revealed its 2026 class, celebrating legendary players and a distinguished builder whose careers shaped the sport.

A recent trade moves Brady Tkachuk from Ottawa to Florida, reuniting him with his brother Matthew and highlighting the Minnesota Wild’s aggressive roster building amid the NHL’s shift toward warm‑weather markets.

With a new head coach, a massive roster overhaul and a demanding opening slate, Virginia Tech is poised for a pivotal 2026 campaign.

After three and a half decades leading boys hockey at Bishop Guertin High School, Gary Bishop steps down, capping a storied journey with a dramatic overtime win and a legacy that spans playing and coaching excellence.

Upcoming changes in college football conference realignment for 2026 bring historic programs into the FBS, reshape major conferences and introduce new postseason challenges.

John Calipari is tapping his New York Knicks network to bring top recruits and marquee games to Fayetteville, hoping to finally break the Razorbacks' title drought.

J. Batt assumes the top role in Kentucky athletics, reshaping revenue strategies while the Wildcats gear up for a pivotal basketball season and a challenging non‑conference slate.

From a knee injury to Olympic MVP, Caroline Harvey’s journey epitomizes resilience as she readies for the PWHL draft’s No. 1 selection.

With the draft set for Buffalo on June 26, the Senators' scouting staff is zeroing in on a select group of prospects, including forward Jaxon Cover and WHL scoring champion Markus Ruck.

Ten former Wisconsin football standouts are poised to reshape their new teams' outlooks for the upcoming season, from dominant receivers to emerging quarterbacks.

The Falmouth Commodores will kick off their 2026 campaign on June 13 with a home game against the Orleans Firebirds, featuring a full schedule of games, free entry, and a series of community-focused events.

Despite a 22.7 percent jump in operating expenses, the University of Maine’s hockey program balances a lean budget with a focus on player development, coaching impact and private support, positioning it as a model for mid‑tier collegiate programs.

Whit Lesure’s 29‑year career at Bridgton Academy produced four NEPSAC titles, left an indelible mark on New England prep basketball, and continues to influence coaches and players decades later.
Haiti's national soccer team is holding open practices at Stockton University, drawing enthusiastic crowds from the Haitian diaspora and local communities as they gear up for their first World Cup appearance in half a century.

The Bearcats will play 16 games, including eight at home, with a mix of non‑conference road trips and a compressed conference schedule that culminates in the America East Tournament in November.

The Buffaloes have unveiled their full conference matchups, featuring home-and-home series with Arizona State, BYU and Oklahoma State, a deep roster anchored by returning stars, and a blend of experienced leadership and fresh talent aiming for another NCAA Tournament run.

Robert Kraft, the billionaire owner of the New England Revolution, is positioning a future World Cup appearance in Boston as a long‑term catalyst for MLS, emphasizing reputation, legacy and careful logistical preparation.

New Jersey Devils general manager Sunny Mehta is steering the club through a pivotal offseason, focusing on a potential contract extension for Nico Hischier, exploring trade possibilities for Dougie Hamilton, and monitoring the development of young talent.

An examination of how public funds underwrite soccer’s expansion in the United States, from stadium deals to upcoming global events.
Elijah Hill’s journey from a 6‑foot‑1 high‑school player dismissed by power‑four programs to a leading sack‑producer at Kansas State illustrates how determination can rewrite expectations.
New Jersey has quietly become one of the most productive talent pipelines for the National Hockey League, having birthed 33 players who have stepped onto the ice in the league’s highest stage.

The Eagles will travel to face the Bulldogs on Dec. 1, renewing a rivalry that dates back to 1968 and seeking to improve a 13‑14 record against SEC opponents.