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Just minutes before the women's hammer throw event began at historic Hayward Field in Eugene, Ore., Friday afternoon at the world championships, Shari Rogers unfurled a Canadian flag and reached for her necklace.
The University of Pennsylvania has nominated transgender swimmer Lia Thomas for the 2022 NCAA Woman of the Year award, the American college sports regulating body said.
The Cape Town Stadium pitch being used for Wales' deciding Test against South Africa has been slammed as 'absolutely lethal'.
An alligator in Florida decided that the residents of an Odessa home weren't going anywhere for a short period of time on Wednesday, and blocked the front door. (Courtesy: Ed Ferraro)
Liverpool will definitely make another signing during the summer transfer window, former Scotland and West Ham striker Frank McAvennie has claimed.
The property market in Greater Manchester has been booming for quite some time now, with high demand and low stock of homes pushing house prices to an all-time high.
EUGENE, Oregon – The moment was both majestic, and at the same time lacking in appropriate majesty. Majestic, because the athlete was Allyson Felix, at 36 years old, the most decorated woman ever in track and field, running the last competitive lap of her life and adding yet another medal to the heaviest collection in the sport’s long history. Lacking in majesty, because the event was the second leg on a mixed 4×400-meter relay on the first night of the 18th Track and Field World Championships, but the first in Felix’s home country, in a city where she could apply to receive mail, because she has raced here so often and so brilliantly. And because the United States won a bronze medal, not gold, a minor quibble in the end.
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