Latest Slidescroller coverage mentioning United States Air Force across Football, Nascar, Basketball.
After confirming a 2027 race at Naval Base Coronado, NASCAR announced ambitions to visit additional bases in 2028, weighing factors such as audience reach, logistical readiness and the unique storytelling opportunities each location offers.
Felix “Doc” Blanchard’s name appears only once on Sports Illustrated’s top 50 college football players of all‑time, a testament to his rare blend of athletic dominance and military courage.
Felix “Doc” Blanchard climbed from the University of North Carolina to West Point, earned the Heisman Trophy, and later flew 113 combat missions, embodying a rare blend of athletic and military excellence.
An exploration of how NASCAR’s roots intertwine with the U.S. military, highlighting historic figures, ceremonial flyovers, and contemporary programs that honor service members.
After a sudden 72‑hour notice, varsity basketball coach and teacher Shane Santell served in the Middle East, returned home on June 3, and plans to re‑engage his community with new perspective.
From the desert base in Nevada, service members broadcast chants and messages cheering the Vegas Golden Knights as they battle the Carolina Hurricanes for the championship.
Four Gordon players and a Hamlin standout were named to the Class 1A UIL All‑State Tournament Team after the team reached the state championship game, showcasing key contributions at the plate and on the mound.
Clayton State University names Carl Little as its new head men's basketball coach, highlighting his extensive coaching background, military service, and commitment to building a championship-caliber program.
Thomas "Tom" Moore, a three‑year letterman and head coach at The Citadel, passed away at 81. He is remembered for his leadership, humility, and dedication to young men.
Tom Moore, the longtime mentor and former head coach of The Citadel football program, died at 81, leaving behind a legacy of leadership, humility, and community service.
Senior third baseman Malakye Matsumoto balances a future at the United States Air Force Academy with a standout high school baseball career, marked by a decisive double play, defensive breakthroughs, and community leadership.