'Miracle on Ice' Olympic USA hockey team takes next step toward Congressional Gold Medals
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Joel Klatt's College Football Rankings: OSU Still No. 1, What's Wrong With Texas?
Did Texas do enough to stop the slide? Texas A&M picked up one of the most impressive wins of any team in the early season against Notre Dame on Saturday, but was it enough for it to be ranked as a top-10 team?
No Pakistan handshake aligned with government, says India captain
DUBAI: India’s victorious captain Suryakumar Yadav defended his team’s decision not to shake hands with the defeated Pakistan players on Sunday, saying that it was taken in alignment with their government and cricket board. India thumped Pakistan by seven wickets in a Group A Asia Cup clash in Dubai which ended on a bitter note as Indian players headed into their dressing room without a customary handshake. Pakistan, in protest, refused to attend the post match ceremony as tensions flared in a match which was the first between the bitter rivals since May’s military action. The cross border clashes were sparked after an attack in Pahalgam in Indian Kashmir in April which killed 26 people, with India blaming Pakistan. New Delhi resisted the calls to boycott the match and cleared the team to play Pakistan only in multi-national events. “We are aligned with the government and Board of Control for Cricket in India,” said Suryakumar after scoring 47 not out as India chased down a modest Pakistan target of 128 in 15.5 overs. Left-armer Kuldeep Yadav led India’s spin rout with 3-18 as Pakistan were restricted to a below-par 127-9 in 20 overs. Pakistan’s head coach Mike Hesson termed said he was disappointed with the Indian players’ refusal to shake hands. “We were ready to shake hands at the end of the game,” said Hesson.
Montreal cycling Grand Prix draws protests against Israel-Premier Tech team
Nearly 200 protesters gathered along the route of the Grand Prix Cycliste de Montreal on Sunday to oppose the participation of the Israel-Premier Tech cycling team in the race.
How the Dream, Mercury, Storm, Fever and Valkyries could surprise - ESPN
The battle to crown the WNBA's 29th champion begins when the 2025 playoffs tip off Sunday (1 p.m. ET on ESPN).
Steeplechaser Tim Van de Velde stops to help ailing foe finish - ESPN
TOKYO — Steeplechaser Tim Van de Velde looked behind him and saw a fellow competitor gingerly crawling over the final barrier on a 3,000-meter journey that went terribly wrong for both.
Anti-Israel protests turn Spanish Vuelta cycling race into a diplomatic battleground
BARCELONA: As an alderperson in northwestern Spain, Rosana Prieto tends to the running of her tiny village and is far removed from major cities, often rocked by protests over geopolitical issues. But with one of the world’s biggest cycling races coursing through the bucolic hills nearby, she and hundreds of like-minded townspeople sensed a chance to make their small voices heard, denouncing Israel’s military campaign in Gaza. Palestinian flags in hand, they stood precisely where they knew the television cameras would broadcast their message to the world: the last turn before the finish line of the 15th stage, as cyclists of the Spanish Vuelta whirred past.
WNBA playoffs 2025: All eight teams vying for a championship - ESPN
After a record 44-game regular season, it's finally time for the 2025 WNBA playoffs. Starting with a four-game slate Sunday, eight teams will vie for the title. The field includes the defending champion New York Liberty, the current No. 1 seed Minnesota Lynx and the red-hot Las Vegas Aces, who are riding a 16-game winning streak.