Pfeiffer Georgi fractures neck in Tour de France Femmes crash
English rider Pfeiffer Georgi sustained a neck fracture and a broken hand during a crash in the fifth stage of the Tour de France Femmes, her team said on Friday.
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Rangers sacking Philippe Clement only continues cycle of chaos and this is what I’d do to stop it – Barry Ferguson
I don't live in a bubble. And I’m not stupid enough not to realise why Rangers fans are becoming seriously restless right now.
Weston Wilson becomes first Phillies rookie to hit for cycle - ESPN
PHILADELPHIA — Just in case Philadelphia's Weston Wilson needed a reminder on the hit he needed to complete the cycle — fans chanted «Double! Double!» as a noisy cue for his at-bat — teammate Bryce Harper offered a helpful tip on Thursday night.
Iose Epenesa, top defensive end in 2025 class, commits to Iowa - ESPN
Iowa landed its top commit in the 2025 class Thursday night with a pledge from four-star Hawkeyes legacy Iose Epenesa, No. 21 in the ESPN 300.
India To Participate In Overall 12 Disciplines At Paris Paralympics
India will compete in para cycling, para rowing and blind judo at the Paralympics, with these three new events extending the country's presence to 12 sports in the competition which begins on August 28 in Paris. The Paralympic Committee of India made the announcement on Wednesday, saying that it “showcases the growing diversity and talent of India's Paralympics athletes”. Arshad Shaikh from Andhra Pradesh will make his Paralympics debut in para cycling. He had secured his quota by winning a silver medal in the men's elite individual time trial C2 category at the Asian Road Para Cycling Championships.
Puck Pieterse claims Tour de France Femmes stage four victory
Puck Pieterse of Fenix-Deceuninck outsprinted race leader Demi Vollering to win the fourth stage of the Tour de France Femmes on Wednesday and move second overall, with defending champion Vollering strengthening her hold on the yellow jersey.
"Absolutely Shocked": Ashwini Ponnappa Blasts Sports Ministry's 'Ridiculous' Claim
Indian doubles badminton specialist Ashwini Ponnappa on Tuesday said she received little to no individual financial assistance from the sports ministry in the build up to Paris Olympics and even her request for a coach was turned down ahead of the just-concluded Games. The Sports Authority of India (SAI) had come out with a document, detailing the financial support provided to the Paris-bound Indian athletes. It mentions that Ashwini was provided Rs 4,50,000 under TOPS and Rs 1,48,04,080 under Annual calendar for Training and Competition (ACTC), which included the procurement of Game Ready recovery equipment, international competitions and sparring partner in the Tokyo cycle.
Abuja Velodrome used for religious activities, not cycling — Ukpeseraye
Nigerian cyclist, Ese Lovina Ukpeseraye, who recently competed in the Paris Olympics, has stated that Nigeria will continue to lag in cycling until sports administrators end their preference for renting out its velodrome for religious services.