Though sports options abound year round, fall feels like the unofficial kickoff for a new year of athletics — an avenue many churches use to
The young American stood in the back of the truck as it moved slowly through the streets of Nalerigu, Ghana. Friends gathered along the road
It’s somewhat ironic that a sport whose participants must have a disability affecting the arms and legs is nicknamed “murderball.” But for Joe Delagrave, interim
Evita Griskenas — U.S. Olympian, World Games competitor and multiple gold medal winner — might not be what some would consider a typical world-class athlete.
Sumo wrestling might be considered an unusual sport for an American, but for Andrew “Stonewall” Roden, whose Alabama roots go back to the Revolutionary War,
Jake Rufe is a defender on the soccer field. Off the field, he’s a defender of another kind, encouraging other team members to keep their
Valeria Arevalo doesn’t count calories on Sundays and for a good reason. “Calories make me happy, and Jesus wants to see me happy,” said Arevalo,
Legendary football coach Bobby Bowden recently tested positive for COVID-19, according to ESPN. Bowden, who is approaching his 91st birthday, said so far he hasn’t
