LA FOCUS — CBS is set to air over 20 hours of Big3 basketball coverage—including a June 22 season opener and the September championship—as part of...
THE TENNESSEE TRIBUNE — Over the years, more than 150 TSU players went on to compete in the National Football League, Canadian Football League, and other professional...
PASADENA JOURNAL — The plan is simple. Can the members of The Dream Center Los Angeles community sync one free throw in solidarity with every homeless person...
THE AFRO — While some teens dream of owning their first car to freely ride around the District and not depend on a parented escort, 16-year-old Rajah...
WASHINGTON INFORMER — The career of one of the Beltway region’s most legendary boxers came to an end Sunday. D.C. welterweight and three-time former world champion...
LOUISIANA WEEKLY — When Lusher Charter School senior Raven Little began writing poetry in a seventh-grade creative writing class, her work covered many of the usual subjects...
MINNESOTA SPOKESMAN-RECORDER — Prior to 1923, cheerleading had been an exclusively White male activity. That year, the University of Minnesota (U of M) became the first...
CINCINNATI HERALD — Major League Soccer is now a part of the Cincinnati sports venue, following FC Cincinnati’s home opening win of 3-0 over the Portland,...
DEFENDER NEWS NETWORK — Spring High School senior Treyvon Mays, a Texas State commit and #22 ranked 110m hurdler in the nation, made a case for...
CHARLESTON CHRONICLE — Terms like cradling and clamping aren’t common in this area when it comes to sports. However, those words are growing in popularity at...
ATLANTA VOICE — Saturday night, Raycom Sports signed off for the last time as the ACC Tournament concluded in Charlotte, North Carolina. The network was the bedrock...
HUDSON VALLEY PRESS — Surrounded by family, friends, teammates, and coaches, senior track and field weight and hammer thrower Jannah Sharpe from The Mount Vernon High...
THE BIRMINGHAM TIMES — The Birmingham City Council voted 8-1 on Tuesday to approve an agreement with Major League Baseball for a Youth Academy at George...
ATLANTA VOICE — Atlanta United Football Club, Mercedes-Benz Stadium and State Farm Arena are among the nominees in the 12th annual Sports Business Awards, hosted by Street...
CHARLESTON CHRONICLE — Dwayne Harper was one of five persons inducted into the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference (MEAC) Athletic Hall of Fame.
WASHINGTON INFORMER — Washington, D.C.’s legendary Peterson Brothers will make a long-awaited return to professional boxing when they compete in two feature bouts.
NASHVILLE PRIDE — Nashville Major League Soccer partnered with the U.S. Soccer Foundation and United Way of Metropolitan Nashville to build a small soccer field
LOS ANGELES SENTINEL — The NBA also announced its plan to introduce a re-imagined direct to consumer offering of NBA games for fans in Africa.
THE AFRO — For 30 years the National Alliance of African American Athletes has created a movement amongst young high school football talent.
LOS ANGELES SENTINEL — The Pasadena Tournament of Roses® has selected 20 of the marching bands that will participate in the 131st Rose Parade presented by...
NASHVILLE PRIDE — Nashville’s MLS expansion team has officially unveiled the team name, crest and colors.
MICHIGAN CHRONICLE — To end its Black History Month festivities in the month of February, the Detroit Pistons fittingly convened at Detroit Martin Luther King Jr....
MINNESOTA SPOKESMAN-RECORDER — Third-ranked Jamal “Shango” James took another step last Saturday toward a chance at a world welterweight belt.
San Francisco, CA—Disciplinary action towards players who commit or are involved in domestic abuse is a serious concern in sports. To see President and CEO of...
CINCINNATI HERALD — It’s not often that one can say this, but it’s such a heated and contested rivalry, that it is definitely a toss-up.
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