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LIV Golf announced that it will return to Michigan for the 2026 season finale, and with a new title partner. Now named the Aramco LIV Golf Michigan Team Championship, it will take place from Aug. 27-30 at The Cardinal at Saint John's Resort in Plymouth, Michigan – the same location as the 2025 Team Championship.
The Grand Slam of Curling continues to tinker with a draw-to-the-button shootout to replace extra ends, but the latter is making a comeback in Saskatoon this week.
FRANKFURT, Germany, Dec 18 : Algeria hope to use the familiarity of Morocco's climate to land a third Africa Cup of Nations title, midfielder Fares Chaibi said despite his dismay that the upcoming tournament was not being held in the summer.
BANGKOK: The queen of Thailand on Thursday (Dec 18) won a gold medal in sailing at the Southeast Asian Games, a regional competition being held in her country this month.
Dec 18 : Nigeria have submitted a petition to FIFA alleging the Democratic Republic of Congo fielded ineligible players in their African qualification play-off for next year's World Cup, a federation (NFF) spokesperson said.
We've deemed this the best freshman class in recent memory — standout performances by stars such as BYU's AJ Dybantsa, Duke's Cameron Boozer and North Carolina's Caleb Wilson have been the anchors of that theory. But the beauty of this class is that it's full of high-level players who could become household names by the end of March.
sraeli national gymnastics team athletes Lihie Raz and Eyal Indig spoke about their experience being forced out of the 2025 World Gymnastics Championships after the Indonesian government denied their team visas to enter the country.
The inaugural Women’s Club World Cup will be staged in January 2028, FIFA said Wednesday.