DeSean Jackson gets first head coaching job at Delaware State - ESPN
Former Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver DeSean Jackson has been hired as the new football coach at Delaware State, the school announced Friday.
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High Altitude Athletics Club gears up for ECOWAS Marathon
Nigeria elite marathon runners from Jos-based High Altitude Athletics Club say that winning the top ten positions at the ECOWAS Abuja International Marathon is top on their priority lists in 2025.
Jim Larrañaga reportedly stepping down at Miami, Bill Courtney to take over
Jim Larrañaga is stepping down as Miami's men's basketball coach effective immediately, a person with knowledge of the decision said Thursday.
LIVE as fog forces two-hour Manchester Airport flight delays and football match called off
Manchester Airport is facing disruption with some flights delayed by more than two hours.
Tennis legend volleys befuddled response after Imane Khelif receives votes for prestigious female award
President-elect Donald Trump speaks about transgender bathrooms and women's sports at AmericaFest.
Teddy Bridgewater unretiring after HS title, signing with Lions - ESPN
Quarterback Teddy Bridgewater is coming out of retirement and is signing with the Detroit Lions, coach Dan Campbell confirmed Thursday.
Summer McIntosh wins CP female athlete of year in overwhelming vote
No explanation required was the consensus among voters for The Canadian Press award for 2024 female athlete of the year.
Looking Back At 204: Manu Bhaker Completes Redemption Arc At Olympics, Makes History With Two Historic Bronze Medals In Paris
Shooter Manu Bhaker opened India's medal tally at the Paris 2024 Olympics, making history by securing third place in the women's individual 10m air pistol event. She became the first-ever woman shooter from India to win an Olympic medal, adding a significant milestone to her already illustrious career. In Paris, Bhaker secured two bronze medals in the shooting events, becoming the first Indian athlete in the post-independence era to achieve this feat in a single edition of the Olympics. This remarkable accomplishment was held by Norman Pritchard, who won two medals at the 1900 Paris Games.