Latest Slidescroller coverage mentioning Portland across Basketball, Soccer, Baseball.
Kaitlyn Chen’s efficiency and scoring surge have placed her among the front‑runners for the WNBA’s Most Improved Player award, highlighting a season defined by dramatic improvement and team influence.
Union College welcomes a large group of freshmen after a 22‑win season, hoping their combined experience and skill will finally break the program's early‑round ECAC curse.
After a historic freshman year at Portland, Joel Foxwell transfers to Arizona State University, where coach Randy Bennett expects his versatility to elevate the Sun Devils.
The Oregon State Beavers open with an exhibition against Portland State before confronting powerhouse South Carolina, Lipscomb and a host of other opponents as they prepare for the revamped Pac‑12.
From an August 5 exhibition against Portland State to a season‑ending trip to Eastern Washington, the Beavers face a slate of formidable opponents, key returning players, and a schedule tougher than last year's single win.
Emma Sears, a 25‑year‑old forward for Racing Louisville FC, has requested a trade despite a contract extension through 2028. With the club slipping to last place and her own output declining, potential destinations include the Washington Spirit, The Current, and the Orlando Pride, while other teams eye a record‑setting deal.
A brief look at how injuries, strategic roster moves and developmental contracts are reshaping the Los Angeles Sparks' lineup and the future of Ta’Niya Latson.
The latest All‑Sumner County baseball selections highlight standout performances, with Jackson Goddard, Joe Mosley and Grayson Walker earning top individual honors, while Eli Carlisle and the Liberty Creek Wolves were named Coach and Team of the Year.
The 2026 All-Sumner County baseball selections recognize elite talent, with top honors going to pitcher Jackson Goddard, position player Joe Mosley, and two-way star Grayson Walker, while Liberty Creek’s Eli Carlisle is named Coach of the Year and the Wolves capture Team of the Year.
The Badgers' latest recruiting class features two Australian prospects ranked among the Big Ten's top incoming international players, sparking high expectations from coaches and fans alike.