Two University of Utah gymnasts won WCGA Regional Awards, with Grace McCallum named Gymnast of the Year and Cathy Badger as Administrator of the Year.

Scott Brooks is celebrated for his 26-year tenure as Canutillo HS's football coach, ranking 4th longest in Texas, with a record of success including playoff appearances.

The Tennessee Sports Wagering Council is introducing new regulations effective June 30, 2025, to enhance the safety and fairness of sports betting, including MFA requirements and measures against fraud and underage gambling.

Amon-Ra St. Brown discussed his NFL experiences and aspirations on Kevin Hart's "Cold as Balls," expressing love for Detroit and hopes for a Super Bowl win.

The Baltimore Orioles will celebrate the 30th anniversary of Cal Ripken Jr.'s record-breaking consecutive games streak with events, including a special Marvel Day bobblehead giveaway and activities.

Grizzlies' Jaylen Wells was injured after a collision with Hornets' Simpson, resulting in a game pause for medical evacuation. Wells broke his wrist and sustained a facial laceration; Simpson received a Flagrant 2 foul and was ejected.

Desert Dreams F.C., the newest WPSL team, announces their inaugural home game schedule, tryouts, and ticket information, including a special July 4 event.

Dallin Tanner of the University of Utah was named ASUN Defensive Player of the Week, thanks to his performance including a goal and four caused turnovers against Mercer.

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass met with local and state leaders to prepare for the 2026 FIFA World Cup and the 2028 Olympics, discussing the potential benefits for the city.

The University of Utah's Red Rocks gymnastics team is set for their 49th NCAA Championship appearance, competing in Fort Worth, Texas, from April 17-19.

Raleigh Parks Athletics opens summer Adult Basketball League registration from April 15-28 for teams and individuals, with in-person and online sign-up options.

The University of Houston's basketball team narrowly lost to the Florida Gators with a score of 65-63 in the National Championship Game, leaving students and fans disheartened.

The Carolina Panthers signed former basketball player Colin Granger as a tight end, hoping to repeat past successes of athletes transitioning from college hoops to NFL stardom.