U.S. Soccer begins construction of a new training center in Georgia, aiming to enhance the sport's growth with facilities for all teams, promising jobs and economic benefits.

FOCO releases limited edition Victor Wembanyama bobbleheads, including a Statement Edition jersey version and an in-season tournament challenge edition, with only 144 and 96 pieces available, respectively.

The Everett Silvertips will start the Western Conference Semifinal series against the Portland Winterhawks on April 12, with tickets going on sale April 8.

Tyrese Maxey scored a career-high 52 points in the Philadelphia 76ers' double-overtime win against the San Antonio Spurs, marking the team's fifth straight win.

Special Olympics athletes competed in a powerlifting event at WADE Strength Gym, with many achieving personal bests and demonstrating the empowering effect of the competition.

The Atlanta Braves honor the 50th anniversary of Hank Aaron's 715th home run, which broke Babe Ruth's record and was a symbol of Aaron's perseverance against racism.

Michigan football star Blake Corum threw the first pitch at a Detroit Tigers game, following a remarkable season and anticipation of receiving more championship rings.

Blake Burke sets a new University of Tennessee record with his 41st home run, surpassing Luc Lipcius's previous record.

The Seattle Sounders defeated CF Montreal 5-0, securing their first win of the season. Raul Ruidiaz scored twice, contributing to the team's improved record of 1-3-2.

The Tennessee Smokies bid farewell to their Kodak stadium, kicking off their final season before relocating to Knoxville, with questions about the future use of their old venue.

NFL coach Bill Belichick attended a University of Washington football practice to watch his son, Steve, who is the team's defensive coordinator, and also participated in a coaching clinic at the university.

Philadelphia hosts WrestleMania 40, with the Wells Fargo Center alive with Friday Night SmackDown excitement. Fans are eager for the weekend's high-stakes matches at Lincoln Financial Field.

Akshay Bhatia leads the Valero Texas Open by five strokes, following a resilient performance that included a comeback from early bogeys. He stays ahead of competitors, including Denny McCarthy, while Rory McIlroy remains in contention.