El Paso Community College's Tejanos celebrated as Carlos Mauldin signed with the University of Oregon and teammates Acevedo and Prado also made college commitments.

Utah State Aggies achieved a significant 105-57 win over San Jose State, the largest since joining the Mountain West Conference, with Ian Martinez scoring 22 points.

Simone Biles won Athlete and Moment of the Year at the 2025 Houston Sports Awards, while other local sports figures were also honored for their community impact and inspiration.

The University of Texas extends coach Steve Sarkisian's contract through 2031, increasing his final year salary to $12.3 million, reinforcing their commitment to the football program's success.

The Phoenix Suns and Mercury's arena is temporarily named "PHX Arena" as they seek a new naming rights partner, transitioning from "Footprint Center" with a focus on sustainability and innovation.

Zach Mettenberger is named the 14th head coach for Father Ryan High School's football program, succeeding Brian Rector after coaching at Hillsboro High School and acting as an analyst at Alabama.

High school wrestler Dominic Haines suffered a severe neck injury, rendering him partially paralyzed, during a state championship match. His team won the title in his honor.

Soccer star Olivier Giroud's LA home was burglarized, with $500k in watches stolen. No arrests have been made yet. This is part of a trend of athlete home burglaries.

The University of Hawaii men's basketball team lost 66-49 to UC Irvine, with a significant challenge on defense leading to a new low in points and field goal percentage.

Sacramento State is planning to move its football program to the FBS, with a transition fee of $5 million and a new stadium. President Wood focuses on student involvement and maintaining home games during phased upgrades.

The University of Hawai'i Rainbow Warriors baseball team won all four games against Marshall, with a strong performance from nine pitchers leading to a 10-2 victory in the final match, extending their home-winning streak to 15 games.

12,000 participants ran the 41st Great Aloha Run in Honolulu, where winners Landon Pretre and Grace Chow led the 8.2-mile event. The run, famous for community spirit, has raised over $20 million for charities.

Cleveland is expected to beat out Detroit for the next WNBA franchise, reviving the Rockers name, with the bid rumored to be over $250 million. Detroit remains a contender for future expansion.