Newton County approved a new outdoor pickleball court for its Senior Enrichment Center after receiving a $32,473 donation. The court is part of a larger project and aims to promote seniors' well-being.

Cleveland State women's soccer has announced their 2025 schedule, including 17 games with a mix of home and away matches, and participation in the Horizon League Tournament.

Alex Martins stepped down as CEO of the Orlando Magic, transitioning to vice chair, while Charlie Freeman takes over business operations. The DeVos family plans to transfer ownership to the next generation.

Andy Najar of Nashville SC has been named to the MLS All-Star team, marking his first selection during his eight-year career, acknowledging his impressive performance this season.

The Detroit Red Wings have announced their 2025 preseason schedule, including an opener against the Chicago Blackhawks and multiple games against the Toronto Maple Leafs.

Eden Prairie Police participated in a Torch Run, carrying the Special Olympics torch to support athletes with disabilities and fundraise for their competition costs.

Charlotte's Bank of America Stadium hosts FC Bayern Munich vs. S.L. Benfica for the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup, boosting the local economy and attracting international fans.

Williamson County has announced the reservation period for Fall 2025 youth cricket field reservations: from June 23 to 30, with notifications sent by July 9.

The Houston Rockets acquired 15-time All-Star Kevin Durant from the Phoenix Suns, receiving Dillon Brooks, Jalen Green, and six draft picks in return.

Utah volleyball's Neea-Maria Joki selected for Finland's Senior National Team to compete in the European Championship.

Cookeville became a sports tourism hub with the successful Mojo Softball Camp and Tournament, drawing teams from multiple states and catching the eye of college coaches.

Paige Sinicki joins Utah's softball as a graduate assistant, bringing her on-field experience and recent professional engagement with the AUSL Talons to the coaching staff.

The Las Vegas Aces beat the Indiana Fever 89-81, with A’ja Wilson scoring 24 points, supported by Jackie Young and Chelsea Gray. Aliyah Boston scored 26 for the Fever, in a game with a significant attendance of 18,547 fans.