The University of Wisconsin and its NIL collective sued the University of Miami for allegedly tampering to recruit a Wisconsin football player, which could impact college athletics' integrity and NIL contract adherence.

FIFA and Achieve Miami have partnered to integrate soccer into the education of students in South Florida, bringing activities and programs to over a dozen schools.

The Cleveland State cross country team announces its 2025 schedule, starting with the Wooster Invite and including seven meets leading up to the NCAA Regionals.

Two University of Utah beach volleyball players, Ellyn Collins and Kylie Pitzak, earn Academic All-District honors for their athletic and academic excellence.

Bishop Gorman safety Jett Washington commits to Oregon, enhancing the Ducks' 2026 recruiting class. Ranked No. 1 in Nevada, he chose Oregon over Alabama and USC.

David Njoku hosted the second annual celebrity softball game where Team Njoku defeated Team Haden 14-13, featuring Browns stars and climactic moments for fans.

Orlando Magic's home preseason games for the 2025-26 NBA season announced, including a match against Miami Heat.

Patrick Zalupski's group is exploring the purchase of the Tampa Bay Rays; the team is bound to Tropicana Field until 2028, making near-term relocation unlikely.

UTEP track and field coach Mika Laaksonen announced his retirement after 15 years, marking the end of a tenure that included championships and developing Olympians.

The Atlanta Beltline has approved a $242 million budget to expand urban redevelopment, finish trail construction, and support affordable housing before the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

The University of Utah football program has announced themed promotions for its 2025 home games, including “Ring of Honor,” “Ute Proud,” and “Military Appreciation,” to enhance fan experience and engagement.

St. Louis Park is offering pickleball lessons at Wolf Park this summer with beginner sessions at $90-$95. The sport's popularity is growing, and the city is investing in its community.

Pope Leo XIV, a Chicago native, joined a "White Sox" chant in Vatican City. He also warned against desensitization to high-tech warfare during his address.