Winter Meetings in San Diego, it was announced that Lowe was elected the 2023 winner of the BBWAA Career Excellence Award. Lowe will be honored with the award that is presented annually to a sportswriter “for meritorious contributions to baseball writing” during the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum’s induction weekend next July 21-24 in Cooperstown,

Los Alamitos Pop Warner 13U Blue Griffins secured a spot to compete in the league's 'Super Bowl' in Florida in December. But they need help getting there. Photo courtesy of Breanna Dickison. It’s something youth football players dream about – playing in theNational Pop Warner Super Bowl.

Pickleball is experiencing growing pains as courts are becoming harder to find. Cities are responding by building more courts and converting tennis courts, but not everyone is on board with those efforts.

Rachel Fattal talks about her water polo career and new chapter becoming the woman's water polo assistant coach.

The Arkansas Razorbacks men’s basketball program will welcome in two 2023 uber-talented cousins for official visits on the weekend of Sept. 16-18 in 5-star Baye Fall and 4-star Assane Diop,

We asked our photographers to pick their favorite photos from July 2022, and here are some of the moments they selected. Football, fireworks, fun and some tasty waves – that’s what happened around OC in July.

Arkansas’ lone class of 2023 commitment to this point, Little Rock native Layden Blocker, headlines our list of top spring-and-summer, big-stage basketball performers among Hoop Hogs

Even though pickleball is reported to be the fastest-growing sport in America, some citizens of Rossmoor have concerns, while others can’t wait to jump on the court. Pickleball is something of a combination of tennis and table tennis (ping pong).

The footballer, 31, put on a cosy display with social media influencer Michele, 28, as they held hands while mingling with the other guests outside the chapel.

Students, parents, and administrators filled the Los Al High School Performing Arts Center Friday to attend the premiere of “Left Field,” a double entendre title for a student-made film that briefly explores a mystery of sorts surrounding an “incident” involving a baseball team’s star pitcher.