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In the mid-1800s, Black cowboys accounted for about one-quarter of all cowboys who were part of the ranching movement in the American West, but in mai...

This year, March Madness drew its best TV ratings in more than three decades and more than 39 million publicly available brackets were filled out. It ...

Sovereignty, who took the Kentucky Derby in a thrilling finish, won’t be running in the Preakness, but will be seen at the Belmont Stakes. That trips ...

What happens when robots go up against one another, as well as against human athletes, on the field of play? Well, for one thing, we learn that techno...

Bicycle commuting is not exactly picking up the pace; fewer than 1% of the American workforce did so, as of 2022. However, the makers of a free new na...

The sport of cheer, which has long held the stereotype of athletes in short skirts and barely-there sports bras, is encouraging its coaches, squads an...

File this one under “How low can someone go?” Thieves are targeting youth athletic fields for copper wiring, leaving teams without lighting to play ni...

We already saw the damage wrought by the California wildfires earlier this year, which spilled over into having tournaments relocated. And unfortunate...

Marathons (and large events like running festivals that offer various distances) can be great for a city’s economy, generating foot traffic to busines...

Grand Slam Sports Tournaments, an owner and operator of youth travel baseball tournaments, has been a member of the sports marketplace for nearly two ...