
Record ticket prices dominate the 2023 World Cup final
The championship match at New York New Jersey Stadium set new price benchmarks, sparking debate over accessibility and human rights concerns.
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The championship match at New York New Jersey Stadium set new price benchmarks, sparking debate over accessibility and human rights concerns.
From undefeated seasons to Olympic gold, the Lower Hudson Valley has produced a generation of elite female soccer talent. A poll presented by White Plains Hospital invites fans to vote for the all‑time greatest player, with voting closing on August 10.
Eric Reveno replaces Mike Martin as Brown's head coach, bringing a record of 3‑point shooting excellence and prior head‑coaching experience to a program seeking a turnaround.

Scranton Prep coach Bob Beviglia’s five‑year‑old camp concluded with more than 60 athletes from northeastern Pennsylvania, where alumni Rachel Rose and Cecelia Collins shared their journeys and urged youngsters to pursue hard work and community support.

Brown University has announced the appointment of Eric Reveno, a Stanford alumnus and former Portland head coach, as its new men’s basketball head coach, succeeding Mike Martin who moved to Michigan.

Former UVM diver Katie Nickitas, a Rutgers and Columbia graduate, has been appointed head diving coach, bringing competitive history and a fresh academic perspective to the program.

The fifth edition of the New York International FC 5K will take place on July 18 in Astoria, blending sport with remembrance for the late Davide Giri and raising funds for his family’s nonprofit.

A speculative look at how iconic baseball players might have transformed the United States' soccer history and World Cup narrative.
From utility standouts to pitching phenoms, New Jersey’s emerging talent is drawing national attention as the 2026 MLB Draft prepares to open in Philadelphia.

Columbia University announced its 2026 women's soccer schedule, highlighting a challenging non‑conference slate, a West Coast trip, and a competitive Ivy League campaign aimed at securing another NCAA Tournament berth.

The Columbia University alumnus, celebrated for his record‑breaking career, has inked a contract with the German Bundesliga side, aiming to contribute immediately as the team opens its new season.

From the first matchup in 1869 to the celebrated 1990s era, college football's evolution reflects cultural shifts, strategic innovations, and enduring regional passion.

As the 2026 World Cup approaches, soaring temperatures in the United States test players' endurance and prompt innovative cooling tactics, while public health officials urge vigilance.
Joe Gaetjens scored the only goal in the United States' 1-0 victory over England at the 1950 World Cup, a moment that still shapes narratives of sport, identity, and exile.

Head coach Tracey Bartholomew introduces a seven‑player class that blends positional versatility with scholarly pursuits, spanning five states and a range of future majors.

Monmouth University revealed its 2026 field hockey schedule, a demanding lineup that tests the program’s No. 11 national ranking and pushes the team toward a third consecutive Coastal Athletic Association championship.

Rowan County’s American Legion baseball squad secured its 18th straight win, edging the Queen City Mustangs 6-4 after a four‑run sixth inning that turned the tide.

Concordia University Texas has named Chris Chacon as its new Women's Flag Football coach, tapping a veteran Texas coach to steer the program's first team and expand opportunities for female athletes.
A look at how two Ivy League athletes are using the Cape Cod Baseball League to explore future paths while delivering standout performances for the Yarmouth‑Dennis Red Sox.

The Times Union announces its 2026 baseball All-Stars, recognizing exceptional talent and leadership across both large and small schools in New York.

JT Vogel, a junior standout from Christian Brothers Academy, announced his commitment to play football at Princeton University, citing academic ambition and a desire to join a historic program.

The Big Green will open at Boston University on Sept. 6 and close at Brown on Oct. 31, facing six Top 25 opponents and three NCAA tournament teams.

The 2026 New Jersey high school baseball season has ended, and fan voting for the Player of the Year is set to conclude on July 5, highlighting a roster of exceptional hitters and pitchers.

The Bears and Lions traded wins in Providence, with standout performances from several players before a weather‑forced schedule shift.