Juan Sebastian Gorosito led the Portland Pilots to a 70-60 victory over the Loyola Marymount Lions with 26 points, supported by Chris Austin and Tyler Robertson.

Oregon Convention Center hosted the USA Fencing's March North American Cup, featuring 2,300 athletes with Olympic aspirations, including a strong local presence from Oregon.

Sacramento State prepares to host Portland State in college basketball, with key players like Austin Patterson and Duncan Powell highlighted for their recent performances.

Victor Wembanyama led the San Antonio Spurs to a 117-105 win against the Indiana Pacers, scoring 31 points and 12 rebounds, marking a history-making performance.

Two Arizona high school girls, Audrey Jimenez and Everest Leydecker, have made history in wrestling by competing and succeeding against male competitors.

Austin and Pflugerville, Texas, are experiencing a surge in pickleball popularity, resulting in new venues like Waterloo Pickleball and plans for Pickleland, offering facilities and events for local enthusiasts.

Rajah Caruth wins his first Truck Series race, joining Wendell Scott and Bubba Wallace as one of the few black drivers to win at NASCAR's national level.

Jason Kelce of the Philadelphia Eagles is expected to announce his retirement plans at a press conference, sparking speculation about his future in football.

The Duncanville High Pantherettes won the UIL 6A Girls Basketball State Championship, a significant addition to their legacy in Texas high school basketball.

Three Rivers Park District announces golf program registration beginning March 5 for lessons at multiple venues, offering a variety of options for all skill levels, including youth programs and scholarships.

Spurs guard Blake Wesley hosted a basketball clinic for children of military members and received a key to the city in his hometown for his community efforts.

The Texas Longhorns lost an 8-run lead and were defeated by Vanderbilt, marking their third consecutive loss at the Astros Foundation College Classic.

The Orlando Magic defeated the Detroit Pistons 113-91 with Paolo Banchero scoring 29 points. The Pistons' losing streak continued, tying them for the NBA's worst record.