Jaden Hullaby, former college football player at Texas and New Mexico, dead at 21
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Former Texas, New Mexico football player Jaden Hullaby dies - ESPN
Jaden Hullaby, a former football player at both New Mexico and Texas, has died, both schools announced Monday on social media.
Canada's men's wheelchair basketball team finishes 3rd at Ottawa Invitational
Canada's men's wheelchair basketball team finished third at the Ottawa Invitational tournament with a 63-47 loss to the Netherlands on Sunday at the Carleton University Ravens' Nest.
Herne Bay Football Club chairman Sam Callander stands down after being hit by van in Whitstable
A football club chairman has announced he is standing down after injuries he sustained when he was hit by a van left him unable to continue in the role.
Restoring hope with South Sudan's blind football league
JUBA, South Sudan: When Mubarak Joseph Hilary lost his sight aged 15, the football-loving teenager dropped out of school and didn't leave home for seven years, resigned to a life spent indoors.
All-girls tackle football team takes to field in possible first in Toronto high school history
A group of Ontario high school girls may have made history when they took to the field in Toronto on Thursday to play a series of exhibition tackle football games.
LeBron James' son commits to playing basketball at USC
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Calgary women's football team sees spike in new players, including girls who grew up tackling
Amira Harb, a rookie linebacker with the Calgary Rage, says she was drawn to play football because of the game's in-your-face physicality. "I love tackling," the 16-year-old said during a recent team practice. Harb also plays football for Chestermere High School, but she says there's something more intense about playing with the Rage in the Western Women's Canadian Football League. "High school, it's slower," she said. "It's still fast-paced, but it's not as rough as this." Harb finds the intensity of playing with the WWCFL empowering. "It makes me feel like I'm a better football player, because I'm surrounded by women," she said. "I feel like they understand me more as a player."