The WNBA's All-Rookie Team for 2024 features Angel Reese and Kamilla Cardoso from Chicago Sky, with Reese setting a new league record. Caitlin Clark named Rookie of the Year.

The Milwaukee Brewers have started selling single-game tickets for potential NLDS games, conditional on winning the NL Wild Card Game against the Mets. Refunds are offered if games are canceled.

Keanu Reeves is to make his professional racing debut at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in the GR Cup series.

The NCAA selected San Antonio to host the 2026 Women’s Volleyball Championship and the 2027 Men’s Basketball Regional, evidencing the city's strong history with collegiate sports events.

Hillsborough County unveils a new shade structure over pickleball courts at Northlakes Sports Complex, equipped with lighting and seating, enhancing the playing experience.

Pittsburgh will host eight NCAA events between 2026 and 2028, including the first and second rounds of the 2027 Men's Basketball Tournament at the PPG Paints Arena.

The Baltimore Orioles were eliminated from the postseason by the Kansas City Royals in a Wild Card round sweep, losing 2-1 and extending their playoff losing streak.

Raiders' head coach Antonio Pierce avoided discussing the trade rumors of star receiver Davante Adams, focusing on the upcoming game against the Broncos instead.

Sacramento's Golden 1 Center is set to host the first and second rounds of the NCAA men's Division I basketball tournament in 2027, a move expected to boost the local economy.

St. Louis is set to host the 2027 NCAA Division I Wrestling Championships at the Enterprise Center, as announced by the city's Sports Commission and the University of Missouri.

Road America announces its 2025 season schedule, featuring vintage, superbike, and open-wheel races, starting with the Spring Vintage Weekend in May, marking the track's 70th anniversary.

Saline High School forfeits its first three football games due to a player's residency violation, maintaining integrity despite impacting their record and playoff chances.

League City officials announced registration for winter sports starts Oct 2 for residents, covering basketball and cheerleading. Non-residents can register later. Various recreational programs begin enrollment Oct 9.