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After nearly three decades intertwined with the University of Connecticut’s women’s basketball dynasty, Jamelle Elliott announced her departure, citing new opportunities. Coach Geno Auriemma highlighted her pivotal role in seven national titles, while her career spans player championships, record‑setting performances, and administrative leadership.
Pocono Raceway’s unique three‑turn layout, historic inspirations, and strategic challenges make it one of NASCAR’s most unpredictable and beloved venues.
An 11‑2 victory for the Republicans marks their sixth straight win in the Capitol Hill baseball tradition, with Rep. Morgan McGarvey named Democratic MVP after a double and three hits.
Yang Shuyu, captain of the Chinese women’s basketball team, discusses her ambition, team dynamics and the challenges awaiting China at the FIBA Women’s World Cup in Berlin.
During the annual Congressional Baseball Game, Senator Eric Schmitt of Missouri made a spectacular diving catch in left field, helping the Republican team secure a 11‑2 win and raising $3 million for charity in front of a packed audience of roughly 35,000 spectators.
At Nationals Park in Washington, D.C., the Federation of Korean Industries sponsored a charity baseball game, with Chairman Ryu Jin delivering opening remarks and a delegation of top Korean conglomerates in attendance.
Two full‑time drivers in NASCAR’s O'Reilly Auto Parts Series, Rajah Caruth and Lavar Scott, met through the Drive for Diversity program and now support each other on and off the track while aiming to inspire the next generation of diverse racers.
Two East Texas lawmakers will participate in the Congressional Baseball Game, a tradition dating back to 1909, with proceeds supporting local youth sports and marking the United States’ 250th anniversary.
The American Hockey League has named its 2025‑26 Top Prospects Team, recognizing standout performances across forwards, defensemen, and goaltenders.
The Department of Justice is pushing back against a lawsuit that seeks to block a high‑priced UFC spectacle on the White House lawn, arguing that similar temporary gatherings have long been part of American presidential tradition.
From the Houston Dynamo’s early MLS double to the rise and trials of the Houston Dash, the city’s soccer story intertwines star players, landmark venues, and emerging ownership.
After being voted the nation’s number one soccer bar, the Four Courts pub in Arlington is preparing for a World Cup influx of fans, making physical upgrades and stocking up on wings and Guinness.
The Terrapins and Gamecocks will meet on Dec. 19, 2026, in Baltimore, marking a key early‑season test for each team as they look to reshape their fortunes.
Olympic champions Lacey Eden and Hayley Scamurra joined the Washington Mystics for a special crossover event, meeting fans, posing with prospects and watching a dramatic game that ended with Caitlin Clark’s buzzer‑beating three‑pointer.
The university announced its full 2026 calendar, featuring exhibition matches, a rigorous conference schedule and the BIG EAST Championship in November.
Jack Hughes' overtime winner clinches historic gold for the United States, amid injury drama and a presidential joke.
USA Today Sports' latest honor roll includes ten women's basketball players with Maryland roots, celebrating their high school, college and professional achievements.
The American Outlaws, a passionate supporters' group for U.S. Soccer, bring energy and unity to matches, embodying American spirit and inclusivity. Originating in the early 2000s, they've grown to over 30,000 members with 200 chapters nationwide. The group promotes soccer culture, supports local communities through AO Impact, and strives to make the sport accessible to all fans. Despite challenges, including ticket issues with FIFA, their enthusiasm and camaraderie remain unwavering, making them a vital part of U.S. Soccer's journey.
UConn announced the hiring of Mike Pegues as an assistant coach, filling the vacancy left by Luke Murray, who departed for Boston College. Pegues joins Dan Hurley’s staff alongside Kimani Young and Mike Nardi, while Justin McClelland takes on a strength‑conditioning role.
Mike Pegues replaces Luke Murray, who departed for Boston College, rounding out a staff that also welcomes Justin McClelland as director of strength and conditioning.
UConn’s men’s basketball program welcomes veteran assistant Mike Pegues and strength specialist Justin McClelland, reinforcing the roster ahead of the upcoming season.
Pegues, a longtime collaborator of Luke Murray and a scoring legend from the University of Delaware, is set to bring his experience to the University of Connecticut, where he will work alongside Dan Hurley and the rest of the staff.
The University of Connecticut announced that Mike Pegues, a standout scorer from the University of Delaware and former assistant at Louisville and Butler, will join the program as an assistant coach, succeeding Luke Murray who has taken a head‑coaching position at Boston College.
A ceremonial first kick and scrimmage marked the opening of a new mini-pitch at Drexel Elementary School, part of a national effort to create safe play spaces for children in underserved communities.