As Super Bowl LV approaches, here are some key storylines to watch for as the Kansas City Chiefs look to defend their title against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
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As schools switched to Zoom and sports practices were cancelled, Portland’s teens hit the streets, Strava recording, mask in hand. These are the favorite places of 12 teen runners.
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Sports fans have had one question in their minds for many months at this point: When will we be able to go see a game again?
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Across the U.S. on Thursdays, Sundays, and Mondays, fantasy football occupies the minds of many National Football League (NFL) fans while a debate on which platform to play fantasy football rages in the background.
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The English Premier League (EPL or PL) and La Liga (the Spanish league) tend to rise to the top of European soccer, the world’s epicenter of the sport. They continuously compete for viewers, for Champions League and Europa League trophies, and for players.
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As the world has charged forward with new business practices and the desire to be environmentally friendly, golf is struggling to keep up.
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On Sept. 24, the Pac-12 conference officially announced its intention to play a fall football season after initially suspending the season in August due to COVID-19 concerns.
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The NFL is very much back and ready to crown a new champion. With new football season comes the fans. Except for this year, the fans will no longer be able to visit their teams and cheer them on at their stadium.
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Our lives have been shredded by the pandemic, in some ways that are obvious and in some ways that won’t be clear until later. However, one daily activity has been one of the hardest attacked. Exercise has become difficult for people during quarantine without personal equipment.
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The mini-city at Disney World in Orlando is a way for the NBA to quell the coronavirus for staff and players, as well as continue to create entertainment for the fans.
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Athletics are a huge part of many students' lives here at Catlin Gabel School (CGS). Unfortunately due to the COVID-19 outbreak and the premature end to the school year, many spring athletics have been cut short. This is devastating for all spring athletes but especially for seniors who, for some, this is their last season. As two senior spring athletes ourselves, we decided to take this opportunity to provide a sort of “online senior night” for those athletes who have given their time and energy to this school and their craft.
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COVID-19 has put sport seasons across the country on hold from grade schools, all the way to the professional level.
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While NBA fans, players, coaches, and commentators are all reeling from the recent suspension of the league, the stadium workers have immediately lost something even more important: their source of income. While coaches, players, and even broadcasters make a wage high enough to easily pass through these times, most of the stadium workers make money based on tips.
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Craig Engels is a rock star. Not the kind that plays the electric guitar and has records go platinum, but the athletic variety. When he arrives at a track meet, crowds gather, often wearing t-shirts bearing his visage or, occasionally, sporting a fake mullet, one of Engels’ characteristic hair looks. In a sport lacking the media attention of its counterparts, Engels has emerged as an ambassador for everything that makes running special.
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The Washington Nationals eliminated the Milwaukee Brewers in the National League wildcard game, defeating the “Brew Crew” 4-3, thanks in no small part to a clutch hit by Nationals outfielder Juan Soto.
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