1 day ago | Yardbarker

Serena Williams competed at the Sydney Olympics under the guidance of Billie Jean King and she remembers it as a career-defining experience. Serena Williams had an incredible...
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Gut-Behrami claims 1st WCup GS win in 6 years

1 day ago | Sportsnet | 9 articles

KILLINGTON, Vt. - World champion Lara Gut-Behrami improved on her second run Saturday to win her first World Cup giant slalom in more than six years. Gut-Behrami was third in...
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Australia into first Davis Cup final in 19 years as Lleyton Hewitt's team defeat Croatia

2 days ago | The Guardian

Jordan Thompson and Max Purcell beat Olympic doubles champions The Australians will face either Canada or Italy in the final Australia's tennis men have defied all the odds...
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Canada wins 2 monobob medals; Humphries 3rd

2 days ago | ESPN | 2 articles

Canada took the top two spots in the first women's monobob World Cup race of the season Friday, while Olympic champion Kaillie Humphries of the U.S. won the bronze.
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Canada takes gold, silver as monobob makes its World Cup debut in Whistler

2 days ago | Sportsnet | 2 articles

WHISTLER, B.C. - Canada's Bianca Ribi was stunned as she stood at the bottom of the bobsled track Friday. In her first World Cup appearance as a pilot, the 26-year-old from...
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World Cup Viewer's Guide: US seeks repeat of 1950 upset

3 days ago | Yahoo Sports | 7 articles

DOHA, Qatar The first time the United States faced England at the World Cup, the hastily assembled American squad was a ragtag group that included a mailman, a grave digger, a...
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Neise wins skeleton WC opener; U.S.' Clarke 2nd

3 days ago | ESPN | 3 articles

Olympic champion Hannah Neise of Germany won the opening women's skeleton World Cup race of the season Thursday, while Hallie Clarke of the U.S. tied for second in her debut...
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Who is the youngest Olympian? Athletes that are younger than you may think

3 days ago | USA Today

Dimitros Loundras is the youngest athlete to ever compete in the Olympic Games, taking part in the 1896 Athens Olympics at 10 years, 216 days old.
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Crying Neymar injures ankle during Brazil's World Cup win

3 days ago | Seattle Pi | 17 articles

LUSAIL, Qatar - Brazil forward Neymar had ice taped to his ankle and was crying on the bench after being substituted in the team's 2-0 win over Serbia at the World Cup on...
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World Cup Viewer's Guide: US seeks repeat of 1950 upset

4 days ago | Seattle Pi | 17 articles

DOHA, Qatar - The first time the United States faced England at the World Cup, the hastily assembled American squad was a ragtag group that included a mailman, a grave digger...
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Patriots let Virginia players use team plane to attend funerals of teammates...

UVA receivers Lavel Davis Jr. and Devin Chandler and linebacker D'Sean Perry were fatally shot on Nov. 13 following a class field trip Read more ...

Jose Abreu signs with Astros as World Series champions reload

The Houston Astros are finalizing a deal to sign former White Sox first baseman Jose Abreu, The Post's Joel Sherman confirmed. Read more ...

Browns activate Watson after ban, cut QB Dobbs

The Browns activated Deshaun Watson on Monday after he served an 11-game suspension for violating the NFL's personal conduct policy. Read more ...

FanDuel Promo Code Unlocks Generous $1,000 'No Sweat First Bet' for Monday...

The Pittsburgh Steelers visit Lucas Oil Stadium tonight to face the Indianapolis Colts on Monday Night Football, and FanDuel wants to help you make the most of the action with... Read more ...

World Cup soccer Casemiro, Brazil beat Switzerland, advance to Round of 16

Star midfielder Casemiro ripped a half-volley screamer into the right-side netting in the 83rd minute to beat Switzerland and clinch Brazil's spot in the Round of 16 at the... Read more ...

Chinese state TV cuts shots of mask-free World Cup fans

That's one way to tackle it. Chinese TV has been cutting close-up shots of mask-free World Cup soccer fans to avoid angry comparisons with the strict “zero-COVID” clampdowns... Read more ...