Lakota West High School boys basketball team won its first regional championship, beating Fairfield 45-40. Coach Moss and his son were significant in the victory.

The University of Tennessee baseball team achieves a record 16-0 start to their season, highlighted by their strong offensive performance and pitching staff's 1.83 ERA.

Easton Talt's walk-off home run secured a 2-0 victory for Oregon State Beavers against San Diego, highlighted by standout pitching performances from both teams.

The Oakland Athletics secured a deal with LVCVA, making it their official travel partner and will sport Las Vegas patches on uniforms, signaling their upcoming relocation.

The Cleveland Monsters were narrowly defeated by the Hershey Bears 4-3. Despite a late goal, they couldn't overcome the Bears in a game marked by individual milestones.

BYU parted ways with women's basketball coach Amber Whiting after a disappointing 45-51 record and no NCAA Tournament appearances. Her daughter may also transfer.

Collin Morikawa takes a one-shot lead at the Arnold Palmer Invitational with a 5-under 67, closely followed by Russell Henley going into the final round.

The Players Championship lineup is announced with Scottie Scheffler leading, 24 debuts, and upgrades to spectator experiences, while Tiger Woods' absence is noted following personal challenges and recovery from surgery.

NC State dismissed their men's basketball coach, Kevin Keatts, after a disappointing season, despite a successful previous year, including a Final Four appearance.

NM State's basketball team lost to Sam Houston, positioning them as the 5th seed for the upcoming C-USA tournament.

GVSU's women's basketball team reached the GLIAC championship game for the fourth time by defeating Wayne State, with Nicole Kamin scoring 24 points. Ferris State also advanced, beating Northern Michigan with Kenzie Bowers' key layup.

The Carolina Panthers re-signed center Austin Corbett to a one-year deal, avoiding free agency, with Cade Mays as backup. Corbett recovered from a bicep injury and was previously a guard for the Rams.

The Orlando Magic defeated the Milwaukee Bucks 111-109, with Paolo Banchero scoring 29 points. Despite Giannis Antetokounmpo's 37 points, the Bucks' rally failed, highlighted by Damian Lillard's missed game-winner.