Carissa Moore returned to the Championship Tour with a dramatic Raglan win, closing with a 9.4 to take the New Zealand Pro. Finals day was briefly halted after a photographer was bitten.

A seven‑photo gallery captures Game 4 at Frost Bank Center, showing in‑game action, bench moments and a packed Spurs crowd during the Western Conference Finals.

The Portland Timbers and head coach Phil Neville have parted ways, the club announced Monday. The organization says a coaching search is underway as the team looks to regroup during the summer break.

E.J. Speed suffered a partially torn quadriceps and will have surgery, leaving the Texans short a rotational linebacker. Houston must reshuffle its depth and test backups and rookies.

Vegas rallied from a 3-0 hole to beat Colorado 5-3, taking a 3-0 Western Conference final edge in Las Vegas.

Avalanche center Nathan MacKinnon left Game 3 in Las Vegas after taking a puck to the knee and did not return. His status is unclear as Colorado tries to avoid a deeper series hole.

An eight-goal first half at Nu Stadium left Inter Miami and Philadelphia tied 4-4, capped by Milan Iloski’s first-half hat trick and several Messi assists.

Jamal Murray earned his first All‑NBA selection and joins Nikola Jokic among the league’s honorees after a career‑best regular season. The nod changes the local landscape heading into the offseason.

Wilfried Zaha confirmed he will leave Charlotte FC when his loan ends June 30, 2026, closing a year-and-a-half run that produced 13 goals and 14 assists. The club will enter the summer with an open DP slot.

Mississippi State shut out No. 2 Oklahoma 6-0 in Norman to clinch the Bulldogs' first Women's College World Series berth, paced by Delainey Everett's seven-inning gem.

Tufts completed a three-peat Sunday, beating RIT 17-11 at Scott Stadium to claim its sixth NCAA Division III title.

Cade Cunningham earned All‑NBA First Team honors and Jalen Duren landed on the Third Team, giving Detroit two All‑NBA players for the first time since 2005‑06.

Tulane is mourning incoming lineman Deontavis Cooper, 17, who was killed in a single-vehicle crash near Tallahassee; two other occupants were critically injured. The university called him a valued member of the Green Wave community.