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Former Weaver High boys basketball coach Reggie Hatchett, who led his high school team to three straight state championship games and won one title, died Thursday at age 47 in Georgia due to complications from diabetes and chronic heart failure. Hatchett, who had graduated from Weaver in 1997, coach
The Professional Fighters League and the Ultimate Fighting Championship on Saturday will go toe to toe in the mixed martial arts universe, albeit some 1,300 miles away from one another. Ready your wagers.
Before Simone Biles, there was Wendy Hilliard. From Detroit roots to world championship medals, her foundation celebrates 30 years of impact as it forges a permanent gymnastics legacy for underserved youth.
Former Kentucky guard Denzel Aberdeen is headed back to Florida — possibly to play basketball again. Aberdeen visited with the Gators on Friday and then announced he is planning to re-enroll at the university to finish his undergraduate degree. Aberdeen spent three years at Florida and helped the
The championship leader and Monte Carlo winner suffered surprise retirements on Croatia’s punishing asphalt roads
The Florida Gators are set to return a crucial piece from their 2025 National Championship roster.
A deeper look at how Wisconsin navigated a rollercoaster season to end up on the verge of a 7th championship.
Olympic bronze medallist Mona McSharry sets a new Irish record as she claims gold in the 200m breaststroke at the Irish Open Championships in Bangor.
"Hannah was the definition of a true leader for our team, both in and out of the pool," the swimming head coach at Ave Maria University said