St. Anthony High School’s girls golf team turned The Rail Golf Course into friendly territory on Friday, carding a 379 to capture the Williamsville Invitational. The Bulldogs finished 33 strokes clear of runner-up Williamsville while Brooklyn Phillips led the individual field.

In Austin, the University of Texas depth chart has one notable blank line: the quarterback slot directly beneath Arch Manning. Coach Steve Sarkisian says the competition among Matthew Caldwell, KJ Lacey and Trey Owens remains unresolved— and he concedes that sorting a three-man race is “difficult.”

Julian Sayin, a soft-spoken Californian tagged as a “silent assassin,” has been named Ohio State’s starting quarterback. His appointment sets off the next big question in Columbus: can the newcomer translate quiet confidence into locker-room leadership?

The Brooklyn Nets left the 2025 NBA draft with five raw but intriguing prospects. A new Sports Illustrated analysis weighs how high each rookie might fly—and what it will take to get there.

After battling inconsistency in 2024 and stumbling out of the gate in this year’s fall camp, Clemson Tigers kicker Nolan Hauser is finally settling into a rhythm as the 2025 season nears. His late-camp surge could steady a special-teams unit that needs reliability.

A college-football analyst has offered notable praise for Oregon quarterback Dante Moore, Sporting News reports. The acknowledgment places the Ducks’ signal-caller squarely in the national conversation.

CBS Sports analyst Heath Cummings has released his latest Dynasty running-back tiers, offering fantasy managers a fresh snapshot of long-term backfield value. Highlighting names from Breece Hall to Braelon Allen, the update arrives just weeks before the 2025 kickoff.

Sports Illustrated’s latest “Angels Notes” column tracks two pivotal questions in Anaheim: Will the club lock up rookie shortstop Zach Neto to a long-term deal, and is owner Arte Moreno any closer to selling the franchise? The report outlines what Neto’s extension might entail while providing a fresh, if still inconclusive, update on Moreno’s plans.

Thomas Mueller stepped onto a Major League Soccer field for the first time Sunday, entering as a second-half substitute for the Vancouver Whitecaps. He found the net—but the offside flag erased the moment, leaving the German great to settle for a 1-1 draw with the Houston Dynamo and what he called “mixed feelings.”

Netmarble’s hit RPG now fields more than 100 playable heroes, and PocketGamer’s freshly updated tier list—Version 1.64.02—helps players decide which ones to back. From early-game juggernaut Immortal Lightning Empress Eileene to newcomers Sun Wukong and Ilvis, understanding each knight’s value can make the search for Rudy—and the fight against the Legions of Destruction—far less daunting.

After a fifth straight defeat to the Indiana Fever, Chicago Sky’s Coach Tyler Marsh acknowledges the pressing need to maximize the potential of 6-foot-7 center Kamilla Cardoso.

Jack Lausch, Northwestern University’s starting quarterback during the 2024 season, has left the football program to focus on his baseball career, marking a significant shift in his athletic journey.

Day two at Cheltenham saw extraordinary batting performances as Tom Hartley, Chris Green, and Ben Charlesworth each scored centuries in the Division Two match.

With Anthony Elanga’s £52 million departure to Newcastle, Nottingham Forest turns to Dan Ndoye to reignite their attack. Discover how Ndoye’s driving runs and joyful play could make him the team’s next star.

Pete Crow-Armstrong, at just 23, has etched his name in Chicago Cubs history, joining only Ryne Sandberg and Sammy Sosa in an exclusive club. With numbers that keep climbing and August still ahead, Crow-Armstrong’s performance is turning heads across the league.

In a landmark deal, the Colorado Rockies have signed high school baseball sensation Ethan Holliday to a record-setting $9 million bonus. This historic agreement marks the largest bonus ever awarded to a high school player, signaling a bold investment in the team’s future.

In a delightful twist during Monday night’s game against the Washington Nationals, Cincinnati Reds’ star Elly De La Cruz tried on manager Terry Francona’s glasses, bringing smiles to the stadium.

As the MLB trade deadline looms, the San Diego Padres have been closely linked to a potential blockbuster deal for Boston Red Sox star outfielder Jarren Duran. An MLB insider has intensified these rumors, adding more intrigue to the possible high-profile trade.

In a gesture of respect and admiration, Golden State Warriors superstar Stephen Curry has called Ja Morant of the Memphis Grizzlies “pound for pound” the most athletic player in the NBA. Curry’s commendation shines a spotlight on Morant’s exceptional talents and the mutual respect among the league’s elite athletes.

George Karlaftis and the Kansas City Chiefs have agreed to a four-year, $93 million contract extension. With two seasons remaining on his rookie deal, the defensive star is set to anchor the Chiefs’ defense for years to come. Head Coach Andy Reid hails the agreement as a “win-win” for both Karlaftis and the team.

The New York Jets, absent from the playoffs since 2010, are banking on new quarterback Justin Fields to end their postseason dry spell in 2025. Can Fields lead the Jets back to glory?