Henderson's March Mania 3-on-3 basketball tournament is set for March 8, inviting players 16+ to compete at the Henderson Multigenerational Center before the Big West Championships.

The Memphis Grizzlies partnered with Gray Media and FanDuel Sports Network to broadcast five games free for Tennessee viewers, starting March 12, enhancing fan engagement.

Seattle Sounders advance in the Concacaf Champions Cup, set to play Cruz Azul after beating Antigua GFC. FC Cincinnati also progresses, with Kévin Denkey's consistent scoring.

The NFLPA rated the Cincinnati Bengals 24th in its team report cards, citing poor grades in family friendliness and food quality, but high marks for locker room and training staff. Despite these mixed results, the team has shown some improvement.

Burke-Lee Mabeus of the University of Oregon was named the Big Ten Freshman of the Week for his performance in baseball, marking a first for the Ducks in the Big Ten.

Cleveland Guardians owner Larry Dolan passed away at the age of 94, leaving a legacy of impactful community involvement and dedication to maintaining a competitively skilled baseball team.

The USL plans to launch a Division I men's league, with Phoenix Rising FC a likely team, aiming for 2027 with teams in cities of over 1 million residents.

Hawaii Rainbow Wahine basketball extends winning streak to 14 with a 49-44 victory over UC San Diego, showcasing a strong defense by holding UCSD to 24.3% shooting.

The St. John Parish Parks & Recreation 10U All Star Basketball Team won the Jr. NBA League Championship in Plaquemines, as celebrated in a social media post.

EPCC baseball team secured three wins against Western Oklahoma State College, with players receiving accolades for their performance. The softball team, however, suffered losses on the road.

The Vegas Golden Knights defeated the Vancouver Canucks 3-1, with Brandon Saad's goal securing the lead. This win adds to their streak and places them ahead in the Pacific Division.

St. Louis City SC and Colorado Rapids played to a 0-0 draw, with City SC's defense holding strong but the offense unable to score despite leading in shots and on-target attempts.

The Carolina Panthers released veteran linebacker Shaq Thompson, who ranks fourth in team history with 752 tackles, signifying a shift in their defense strategy. Fans are dismayed by the decision.