Osaka crashes out of Indian Wells first round
INDIAN WELLS, California :Former champion Naomi Osaka was sent packing from Indian Wells after a 6-4 6-4 first-round defeat by Colombia's Camila Osorio on Wednesday.
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Bryce Harper 'open' to outfield return if it helps Phillies - ESPN
Two-time National League MVP Bryce Harper is «more than open» to returning to the outfield — where he played his first nine MLB seasons — if the Philadelphia Phillies can significantly upgrade at first base.
NDSF Scouting, Mentorship Committee targets next-generation athletes
The Scouting and Mentorship Committee of the inaugural Niger Delta Sports Festival (NDSF) is poised to discover and showcase the best budding athletes from the Niger Delta region during the event that will hold from April 1 to 8 in Uyo, Akwa Ibom State, its chairman, Godwin Enakhena, has said.
Skeleton-Trailblazer Frimpong hopes to inspire African athletes in final year
NEW YORK : Trailblazing Ghanaian skeleton athlete Akwasi Frimpong hopes to open doors for more Africans in winter sports, as he eyes one last trip to the Olympics next year before calling time on his career.
Kvitova's comeback effort falls short at Indian Wells
INDIAN WELLS, California : Two-time Wimbledon champion Petra Kvitova lost a tight three-setter in the opening round of Indian Wells on Wednesday, falling 4-6 6-3 6-4 to France's Varvara Gracheva.
Karoline Leavitt addresses Democrats defying trans athlete ban demand: 'Can't say you are the party of women'
Former high school athlete Payton McNabb joins 'America's Newsroom' after attending President Donald Trump's address as his guest to discuss his vow to keep transgender athletes out of women's sports.
Devils' Jack Hughes undergoes season-ending shoulder surgery - ESPN
New Jersey Devils star Jack Hughes underwent season-ending shoulder surgery Wednesday, a critical blow to the team's postseason hopes.
FIFA pushes back inaugural Women's Club World Cup, introduces new competition
MANCHESTER, England : The inaugural Women's Club World Cup will be pushed back to 2028 from its original date of 2026, soccer's global governing body announced on Wednesday.