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Charlie Woods, a freshman, was part of the FHSAA Class A state golf championship team at The Benjamin School. Tiger Woods never won a high school state title.

The 2025 MLB All-Star Game will be hosted by the Braves. Atlanta was awarded the 2021 game, but it was moved to Colorado due to Georgia’s voting rights laws.

Steelers special teams coach Danny Smith tore his right rotator cuff in three places when he absorbed a sideline hit and will need surgery to repair it.

Virginia’s attorney general had a demand letter, obtained by ESPN, sent to the NCAA that threatens legal action if James Madison’s “exclusion from bowl consideration” isn’t reversed.

Browns rookie quarterback Dorian Thompson-Robinson said his second career start will be “night and day” from his first one two months ago.

John Fisher’s mission is complete: The A’s have been approved to move to Las Vegas, shunning a devoted set of backers for a market long viewed as a gold mine for an expansion team.

A new partnership around the Big 12 championship game will include blended Big 12-WWE logos on the field at AT&T Stadium, a new merchandise line and WWE superstars presenting the most outstanding player belt to the game’s top player.

The Golden State Warriors have arguably the most successful Big Four partnership from 2016 to 2019 when they won consecutive championships.

Ken Squier, a longtime NASCAR announcer and broadcaster, died Wednesday night in Waterbury, Vermont. He was 88.

Defending champion Ferris State will play a Division II football playoff game Saturday without coach Tony Annese because he has been suspended for players lighting cigars in the locker room after winning a national title last year.