Cricket's LA28 qualification pathway confirms six T20 teams per gender and a continental path locking Pakistan and Sri Lanka into a 2027 fight.
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Ancy Sojan, Rohit Yadav Head India’s 26-Record Athletics Season
India logged roughly 26 national records this athletics season, led by Ancy Sojan's 6.88m long jump and Rohit Yadav's 87.05m javelin. Here's how the squad stacks up.
Flavor Flav’s SHE Weekend Bets Big on U.S. Women’s Olympians
Clark County approved Flavor Flav's SHE Weekend on May 19, paving the way for a July 16-19 Las Vegas Strip parade honoring over 100 U.S. women Olympians.
Jerusalem Grand Slam 2026 Brings 76 Athletes From 29 Countries
The 2026 Jerusalem Grand Slam brings about 76 athletes from 29 countries to Givat Ram on June 25, the third straight year as a Continental Tour Silver meeting.
FIFA Museum’s Vancouver Debut Points at Canada’s Soccer Future
The FIFA Museum's Soccer & Technology exhibition has opened in Vancouver, drawing hundreds to Science World to explore five zones ahead of the 2026 World Cup.
NCAA Approves Five-in-Five Eligibility Rule for Division I Athletes
NCAA's Division I Cabinet approved a 5-in-5 eligibility rule ending medical redshirts and reshaping who gets a fifth season starting this fall.
Two-Time Olympian Denisa Baránková Dies At 24 In Bratislava Crash
Two-time Olympian Denisa Baránková, 24, died after a car hit her in Bratislava on 22 June 2026. The same BMW X5 also hit an 11-year-old girl, who survived.
Flag Football’s Olympic Bet Pays Off Two Years Before LA28
Flag football's Olympic wager is paying off. 20 million players, 4.1 million US youth, a 350-team youth championship, and a $32 million pro league in 2027.
How a Providence Filmmaker Saw Scotland’s World Cup Coming
Michael Corrente's 2002 film 'A Shot at Glory' predicted what the Tartan Army is delivering in 2026, as Scotland returns to the men's World Cup.
2030 Winter Olympics Send Speed Skating to Netherlands, Ice to Lyon
The IOC approved the first Alpes 2030 venue plan on Monday: speed skating to Heerenveen, ice sports to Lyon, and the first multi-country Winter Games.