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More than 12,000 runners will take over downtown St. Louis on April 11 for the Go! St. Louis Marathon weekend, with races from a full marathon to a family run and an expo at Union Station.
Braylon Mullins hit a 40-foot, buzzer-beating three with 0.4 seconds left to lift UConn past Duke 73-72 and send the Huskies to the Final Four in Indianapolis.
The Philadelphia Wings announced they will cease operations after the 2025–26 season. The club will play final home and road games in April.
Elite canoe and kayak athletes ran trials at RIVERSPORT this weekend as Oklahoma City tunes its course for the ICF Canoe Slalom World Championships, July 20–25.
Joey Browner, a six-time Pro Bowler and Vikings Ring of Honor safety, has died at 65. The team and fans are remembering his forceful play and leadership.
Utah State is set to hire Ben Jacobson, the longtime Northern Iowa coach, to replace Jerrod Calhoun as the Aggies prepare for the Pac‑12 era.
Vegas made a late‑season shakeup Sunday, parting with Bruce Cassidy and tapping veteran John Tortorella to lead the team into the playoffs. The move comes with the regular season winding down.
Saint Louis coach Josh Schertz withdrew from NC State’s coaching search Sunday and indicated he will remain with the Billikens, according to reports. The move follows a recent extension at SLU.
Denver beat Western Michigan 6-2 in Loveland to secure a Frozen Four berth in Las Vegas. David Carle has now guided the Pios to three straight national semifinals.
Top-seeded Michigan held off Minnesota Duluth 4-3 in Albany to advance to the Frozen Four.
Jayson Tatum poured in 32 points and eight assists as the Celtics beat the Hornets 114-99 and secured Boston’s fifth straight 50-win season.
Art Rooney II says he expects Aaron Rodgers to decide before the April 23–25 NFL Draft in Pittsburgh. Rodgers has praised coach Mike McCarthy but says no deadline has been set.
Duke jumped to a 44-29 halftime lead over UConn in the East Regional final, paced by the Boozer twins and a dominant showing on the offensive glass.
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