ESPYS 2025: Suni Lee, SGA stun in red carpet arrival - ESPN
The 2025 ESPYS commemorates the best moments from the past year in sports, and some of the biggest names from the sports world and Hollywood were in attendance.
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Unrivaled off to fast start as debut impresses players, fans - ESPN
MIAMI — Skylar Diggins-Smith separated herself from DiJonai Carrington just outside the 3-point arc and launched a shot to win the first game in Unrivaled history.
Hayes brings fresh faces to January US women's training camp
NEW YORK : United States women's national team coach Emma Hayes has called up an array of fresh faces for her January training camp, U.S. Soccer said on Tuesday, after long-standing veterans stepped down from international duty in 2024.
Former US captain Sauerbrunn retires
NEW YORK : Two-time World Cup winner and former U.S. national team captain Becky Sauerbrunn has retired from professional soccer after a 16-year career, the 39-year-old defender said on Tuesday.
How South Africans can be recruited to play soccer in the USA and UK
By Tyler Hollingsworth, Business Director: Study Abroad Sports Recruitment, Sable International
Shafira Ika Kapten Timnas Putri: Bulutangkis, Cedera, dan Sepakbola
Shafira Ika Putri sudah nyaman dengan sepakbola. Atlet berusia 21 tahun ini menganggap bermain dengan si kulit bundar bagaikan terapi baginya.
Kassouf's top 50 USWNT players right now. Who is No. 1? - ESPN
The United States women's national team won a fifth Olympic gold medal this year before a string of retirement announcements for veteran stars including Alex Morgan, Alyssa Naeher and Kelley O'Hara. After Saturday's game against England at Wembley Stadium and next week's showdown with the Netherlands in The Hague, the team will shift its attention to a much-anticipated January summit in Southern California, where senior players will join federation staff and a «Futures Camp» of, effectively, the next couple of dozen players on head coach Emma Hayes' radar.
Women's-only track meet in NYC features Olympic champions, lucrative prize money
A New York City track meet Thursday night will be unlike any other, featuring lucrative prize money, big-name entertainers, silver crowns for the winners instead of gold medals and an all-female field.