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International Sports Hall of Fame founder Dr. Robert Goldman, Senior Vice President Fairfax Hackley, and the ISHOF Global Advisory Board have announced that a world-class group of athletes and champions will make up the 2026 class as part of their 15thanniversary. 

Spain stopped the unstoppable forceand beat France yesterday 2-0 in the first World Cup semifinal, holdingKylian MbappéandOusmane Dembéléin check. This is Spain’s first appearance in a World Cup final since it won in 2010. It denied France’s bid to make three consecutive World Cup finals, too

For the first time, FIFA’s top four teams have all made the World Cup semifinals, and not since 1990 has the final four been made up entirely of previous winners. Five of the tournament’s top six scorers will be in action

In April, I gave Netflixa hard time for its mishandling of Major League Baseball’s “Opening Night” game. And that was before the abomination — three-parts Netflix advertising event and one-part baseball game — even happened. (Some weeks later, I shared my unsolicited opinion of the spectacle with least one very high-ranking Netflix senior executive. That…

LAS VEGAS (KSNV) —As families gear up for the upcoming school year, local student-athletes got a head start on required health checks during a free community event in Southern Nevada

WASHINGTON (TNND) —South Africa’s international midfielder Jayden Adams, who played in all three of South Africa’s group-stage games at the 2026 World Cup, has died, according to the country’s sports ministry on Saturday

Feely will be entering the race to replace outgoing Rep. Andy Biggs, who is pursuing a bid to be Arizona’s next governor

PULLMAN, Wash. (July 9, 2026) –Washington State University Athletics and the Bonneville Seattle Media Group announced a new multi-year partnership Thursday

After a surge of excitement around a United States men’s soccer squad that was more dynamic and entertaining than any in recent memory, the Americans went out of the World Cup with a whimper, thoroughly dominated by Belgium in the round of 16