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Ciara Mageean will head to Budapest shortly as part of the largest Irish team ever sent to the World Athletic Championships – and her message for Irish sports fans is: 'Get out and support your girls!'
Arguably the greatest footballer of all time, Lionel Messi broght an end to his European adventure as he signed for Major League Soccer club Inter Miami. While it was reported that Messi also had the opportunity to sign for a Saudi Arabian club, the Argentine chose to continue his career in the United States of America. However, Inter Miami goalkeeper Nick Marsman wasn't too pleased to see Messi joining his side as he felt the MLS wasn't prepared to have a player of his stature. Just a few months after questioning the Messi signing, the goalkeeper saw his Inter Miami contract getting terminated.
The progress of Raine Padgham's baseball career has always pointed toward the day when she would join the elite players of the world.
Thousands of the top Indigenous athletes in Alberta are set to compete as the Alberta Indigenous Games return to Edmonton.
The Chika Chukwumerije Sports Foundation (CCSF) will hold the sixth CCSF Invitational Taekwondo Open on Saturday at the Indoor Basketball Hall of the M.K.O Abiola National Stadium, Abuja.
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The ACC presidents met Wednesday night, and the pursuit of Cal and Stanford for conference membership has «hit significant roadblocks,» sources told ESPN.
He may be one of the front-runners in the Olympic race but star Indian shuttler HS Prannoy doesn't want to think about Paris right now and is instead focussing on "short-term targets" like breaking into the world's top three. The most consistent Indian singles player in the last 12 months, Prannoy, ranked world number 9, won the Malaysia Masters in May and came within sniffing distance of bagging another title in Sydney, before finishing runner-up at last week's Australian Open.