Nationals GM Mike Rizzo is happy with the team's progress and is open to trading players like Lane Thomas and Kyle Finnegan, but only for the right deal.

Tennessee's Cooper Mays and James Pearce Jr. were named to the preseason first team All-SEC, with Mays also achieving a First Team All-American spot according to the Walter Camp Football Foundation.

The Memphis Grizzlies have traded forward Ziaire Williams to the Brooklyn Nets along with a 2030 second-round draft pick, in exchange for Mamadi Diakite and the draft rights to Nemanja Dangubić.

Former UA softball champ Candace Abrams now supervises an administrative team in Pima County's Health Department, applying her leadership skills from sports to public service.

Colts QB Anthony Richardson donated new VICIS helmets to a high school football team, emphasizing player safety and reflecting on his own experiences.

The 26th annual ʻOhana Shoreline Fishing Tournament in Hawaii is open for registration, set for August 16-18, with various divisions for participants. Registration closes July 23.

Casey Krueger was selected for the US Olympic soccer team, while Alex Morgan was not. This roster change signifies a shift towards a younger team for Paris 2024.

Memphis prepares for the FedEx St. Jude Championship with new fan attractions, including a redesigned par 3 and culinary offerings, to enhance the spectator experience.

Registration is now open for the 41st annual Great Aloha Run scheduled for February 17, 2025, offering an 8.15-mile course in Hawaii and supporting a variety of local charities.

Macon hosted the U.S. Senior Indoor Pickleball National Championships at the world's largest indoor pickleball facility, attracting over 450 senior athletes.

Spurs rookie Stephon Castle is eager to learn from veteran Chris Paul, with Coach Popovich indicating Castle will get significant playing time. They both value competitiveness, which bodes well for the team's future.

Tony Vitello has been named the 2024 National Coach of the Year by Baseball America, adding to his list of accolades, including an earlier recognition by the ABCA.

The Chicago Marathon announced its elite lineup for 2024, with top athletes like Sutume Kebede and Ruth Chepngetich competing, alongside American runners Keira D’Amato and Betsy Saina.