NASHVILLE—Eli Stowers was “faking all day” as he walked through Vanderbilt’s campus and eventually crossed Alumni Lawn. The ...

Los Angeles has been home to some of the brightest stars in sports, especially since the start of the 2000s. Kobe Bryant, ...

Eric Asselin has followed in the immediate footsteps — or tire tracks — of some pretty good Eagle Valley cyclists. Landen ...

A resurgent Canadian men’s alpine ski team has won world championship and Olympic medals, landed on World Cup podiums, and ...

Kaelin Cox is looking forward to the rare opportunity of showcasing his talents in front of the home crowd again when Bermuda ...

The junior is the lead runner for the Brainerd Warriors boys’ cross-country team, which has three wins on the season. In ...

Mike Kraft/MDN Connor Ressler will compete in the singles competition as the No. 7 seed from the West Region during the boys tennis state individual singles tournament in Grand Forks beginning on ...

There were some banner performances for soccer, volleyball and cross country from student-athletes in the Tuscarawas-area last week, while golfers entered the OHSAA tournament fray. Listed below are ...

Orient is the gateway watch to many budding enthusiasts thanks to the brand’s near-singular focus on mechanical watches, its broadly attractive takes on several popular watch styles and, most ...

Has your dog or cat ever stared intently into the corner . . . at nothing? That’s the crux of horror flick “Good Boy,” in which Indy the retriever detects a baleful force that his human can’t see.

As Chicago area high schools ramp up flag football programs, colleges are starting to offer the sport too, along with scholarships.

Athletes train for years to read pitches, anticipate opponent moves, and make split-second decisions. You’d think that would make them good at predicting outcomes. But in many cases, they are not.