Browsing: Middle/Long
A Mid Vermont Christian school seeks reinstatement in its local sports league after a recent ban. The dispute centers on eligibility rules and religious practices, drawing community attention in Vermont.
Lindsay Opie serves as the Sports Dietitian for Middle Tennessee State University Athletics, providing expert nutritional guidance to enhance athlete performance and support overall team health.
The NSW Government has unveiled a state-of-the-art upgrade to Wagga Wagga’s Athletics Centre, featuring modern facilities that aim to boost local sports development and community engagement.
A recent study in The Sport Journal reveals NCAA Division I athletes view strength training as vital to performance and injury prevention, highlighting its growing importance across collegiate sports programs.
A classic New York golf course, lost for 80 years, has unexpectedly reemerged in the Midwest. Originally a city landmark, its rediscovery sheds light on a unique piece of sports history.
Great Falls CMR alum Harrison Faulk has returned to the Rustlers as their new athletic trainer. Faulk aims to make a meaningful impact on athletes’ health and performance, bringing expertise and hometown pride to the team.
A Vermont high school was banned from all sporting events after refusing to compete against a team with a transgender player, sparking debate over inclusivity and athletic policies. The incident highlights ongoing tensions in school sports.
From baseball to boxing, U.S. presidents have long embraced sports, shaping leadership on and off the field. Explore how iconic Oval Office athletes brought competitive spirit to their presidencies.
Long jumper Murali Sreeshankar took a significant step forward, showcasing improved form and technique at the latest meet. His performance signals promising prospects for upcoming national and international events.
Several Marion-area athletes earned honors in the All-Mid Ohio Athletic Conference spring sports awards. The Marion Star highlights top performers in baseball, track, and tennis from local schools.