Coffee with Larry, October 7, HOKA is sponsoring 45th FootLocker Cross Country National Championships! Registration links here!
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WNBA: Sooner or later, Awak Kuier will be back in the W
Awak Kuier is one of the few WNBA players who has dunked during a game. And she not only was...
Ass Savers Seeks Bits of Inner Peace with Colorful Fenders by Artist Jody Barton
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WNBA star Cailtin Clark to play in LPGA pro-am at The Annika
BELLEAIR, Fla. — Caitlin Clark was serious about her commitment to golf during the offseason. Clark will be participating in...
This Weekend Was Crazy: I Did the Math to Confirm
Hang it in the Louvre: Oh, and this one too: The playoffs were absolutely wild this weekend. Out of the...
WNBA star Caitlin Clark to join Annika Sorenstam at LPGA Pro-Am
Two of the biggest stars in women’s sports are teaming it up on the course. Caitlin Clark, the WNBA superstar...
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This Day in Track & Field, October 7, Paavo Nurmi sets WR at 10 miles/Hour (1928), Paula Radcliffe sets 20k record (2001), Joshua Cheptegai sets WR for 10,000m (2020), by Walt Murphy News and Results Services
Walt Murphy is one of the finest track geeks that I know. Walt does #ThisDayinTrack&FieldHistory, an excellent daily service that...
‘The Taylor effect is helping us massively’: UK’s flag footballers aim for Olympic glory | School sports
Molly Winter threw a perfect spiral pass for a 30-yard touchdown for Great Britain under-15s against France at an empty...
Deonte Banks was New York Giants’ highest-graded player in Week 5 win
The New York Giants achieved a remarkable 29-20 victory over the Seattle Seahawks at Lumen Field on Sunday afternoon, elevating...
