
Section 1 releases baseball playoff seeds and schedule
Fifty-two teams have made the Section 1 baseball playoffs. Ketcham, Rye, Tappan Zee, Putnam Valley and Tuckahoe are the top seeds.
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Fifty-two teams have made the Section 1 baseball playoffs. Ketcham, Rye, Tappan Zee, Putnam Valley and Tuckahoe are the top seeds.

La Liga giants Real Madrid are closing on an agreement to appoint the club’s next first-team head coach.This comes amid confirmation that negotiations between Los Blancos and José Mourinho have rea...

Atlanta Dream waived British guard Holly Winterburn while she boarded the team bus for the 2026 season opener to claim Aaliyah Nye off waivers.

Show off how closely you’ve been following Phil Foden’s Premier League career… Men's Team Foden hits 100 Premier League goal involvements Our superstar Academy graduate has become just the sixth...

Men's Team City’s six players to 100 Premier League goal involvements The Academy graduate has scored 68 times in the English top-flight and assisted a team-mate on 32 occasions before adding a 33rd...

ESPN commentator Bart Scott wants to see how the Patriots perform as "the hunted" in the 2026 season.

Latta High School senior Camden Oliphant signed a letter of intent Thursday to join the East Central University’s cheerleading team this fall. The signing took place inside Latta’s Panther Field House. Oliphant is the daughter of Courtney Smith and Raynor Oliphant, and step-daughter of Cameron Smith

May 13—MOSES LAKE — Long before signing his letter of intent to play football for Pacific Northwest Christian College on April 29, Jeremiah Baker from the Moses Lake Mavericks almost called it quits. "I hurt my foot; I lost a little bit of muscle and that contributed," Baker said. "I

OKLAHOMA CITY — The celebration started early Saturday for the Ada High School girls tennis team. The Lady Cougars clinched the Class 4A State championship by advancing to championship matches in three divisions Saturday morning at the Oklahoma City Tennis Center. By midday, it was all over but the