Nashville's Fisk University introduces first HBCU women's gymnastics team: 'Great energy'
Fisk University gymnastics head coach Corrinne Tarver and first-year team member Zyia Coleman share excitement for the upcoming season
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Friday 5: Trackhouse Racing’s Project 91 effort drawing interest
Trackhouse Racing owner Justin Marks says the interest in NASCAR among drivers worldwide will help fuel his Project 91, which debuts next weekend at Watkins Glen International with former F1 driver Kimi Raikkonen making his Cup debut.
Vijender Singh not carrying baggage of maiden pro boxing defeat in bout against Sulley
Since turning pro in 2015, Vijender was unbeaten till last March with an enviable 12-0 record, including eight knockouts. But that changed in March last year, when his winning run was brought to an unceremonious end by Russia's Artysh Lopsan via a technical knockout in Goa. "Record toh bante hi tutne ke liye hain.
A Manchester food hall is serving up the world’s ‘most divisive’ ice cream
A recently opened street food dining hall in the city centre has just added a highly divisive dessert to its menu. Hello Oriental, Manchester’s underground three-storey food hall and market, has introduced durian fruit ice cream to its roster, a fruit that is perhaps best known for its memorable smell.
Erik ten Hag explains what Lisandro Martinez will bring to Manchester United
Erik ten Hag believes Lisandro Martinez will bring a unique set of skills to Manchester United after arriving in the summer transfer window.
"Chelsea are still asking" - Journalist claims £75m star is "Tuchel's priority", not Fofana
Chelsea are ‘still asking’ RB Leipzig for defender Josko Gvardiol as he is Thomas Tuchel’s ‘priority’, according to journalist Simon Phillips.
It is official - England is the world's heptathlon talent factory
From Denise Lewis to Kelly Sotherton, and Jessica Ennis-Hill to Katarina Johnson-Thompson, England’s heptathlon production line has long been the envy of the world. As one fades, another emerges. Generation after generation, gold medals endure.
Stick or twist for Paul Hurst as he ponders Grimsby Town formation for Northampton Town
In last weekend’s League Two opening day defeat to Leyton Orient, Paul Hurst deployed his Grimsby Town team in a different set-up to recent times to start the game. This change was primarily out of necessity, bringing in another midfielder and using John McAtee as the centre-forward to compensate for the lack of a fully-fit striker.