NC State and Virginia to Open 2026 College Football Season in Brazil
N.C. State and Virginia will open next season in Brazil, becoming the first college football game played in South America.
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Ailbhe Dovern hoping to overcome final hurdle for club and county
For Ailbhe Dovern, there is only one thing missing from her club and county career - an All-Ireland title.
Singapore’s ‘new look’ men’s water polo squad ready to defend SEA Games gold
SINGAPORE: Singapore’s men’s water polo team is heading into next month’s Southeast Asian (SEA) Games with a fresh look and renewed confidence to defend its crown.The refreshed lineup will travel to Thailand determined to retain its gold medal, following its triumphant return to the top of the podium in Cambodia in 2023.The team’s most recent victory came four years after its 54-year winning streak was broken in 2019. Before that, Singapore had been SEA Games champions for 27 consecutive editions.
NWSL all-time winners: Championship, Shield, Challenge Cup - ESPN
Established in 2012, the National Women's Soccer League is the premier professional women's league in the United States soccer league system. The NWSL's biggest prize each season is the NWSL Championship, typically decided in late November.
Lavelle leads Gotham past Spirit to 2nd NWSL Championship - ESPN
SAN JOSE, Calif. — Gotham FC claimed the NWSL championship on Saturday, defeating the Washington Spirit 1-0.
Farrell proud of short-handed Irish after 'mad game'
DUBLIN :Ireland coach Andy Farrell said his overriding feeling was one of unbelievable pride after his side lost 24-13 to South Africa on Saturday having spent part of a "mad game" down to 12 men after a flurry of cards.
Motor sports-Cadillac to fly US flag in F1 as World Cup, Olympics near
LAS VEGAS :Cadillac's arrival on the Formula One grid in 2026 is part of a broader surge in U.S. presence on the global sporting stage, team chief executive Dan Towriss said.
Hurts won't 'run away' from Eagles' reported frustration with QB - ESPN
PHILADELPHIA — Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts said he was not surprised by recent reports of frustration inside the organization directed toward him, saying it comes with the territory.