The Surprise Tennis and Racquet Complex will host the 2027 NCAA Division II National Tennis Championships, marking its fifth time as the venue for the event.

Residents are at odds over a proposed downtown San Antonio baseball stadium with fears of gentrification and traffic versus potential benefits like urban renewal and economic activity.

Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson declared "Red River Rivalry Week" ahead of the Texas vs. Oklahoma college football game at the Cotton Bowl during the State Fair of Texas.

The OSAA has approved girls' flag football as an 'emerging activity', aiming to expand it in Oregon high schools, following a start last spring with eight teams.

Arlington to host the INDYCAR Grand Prix in 2026, with Penske Entertainment, Dallas Cowboys, and Texas Rangers collaborating to create a 2.73-mile track through the city's sports district.

"Big Noon Kickoff" will broadcast from BYU ahead of their game against Arizona, with festivities including live music and games, during homecoming weekend.

The University of Hawaii soccer team secured a historic 1-0 win over Cal State Fullerton, marking a record 4-0 start in the Big West Conference and extending their winning streak to six games.

Campbell Sabers, led by QB Sagapolutele, secured a 41-20 victory over Mililani, ending a 16-game losing streak against them and maintaining a 6-0 season start.

The Colts suffered their tenth consecutive road loss at Jacksonville with a 37-34 defeat, despite backup quarterback Joe Flacco's 359 passing yards and three touchdowns.

Billie Jean King has been named the grand marshal for the 2025 Tournament of Roses Parade, reflecting her sports legacy and commitment to gender equality.

California Governor announces the 25×25 initiative to train 25,000 youth sports coaches in positive and inclusive coaching by 2025 in partnership with the Million Coaches Challenge.

Head Coach Mike Macdonald emphasized a sense of urgency for the Seahawks to improve after a 29-20 loss to the Giants, with major concerns over the team's slow offensive starts.

Researchers at UTSA and the Southwest Research Institute are developing innovative helmet padding to prevent head injuries in sports and military applications, utilizing 3D printing to create materials that respond differently to various impacts.