Amadou Traore of Fort Lee High School is the NorthJersey.com Male Athlete of the Week.

If Bregman does return, it seems like it will be Jose Altuve who changes positions, moving into left field for the first time in his Major League career. One of Houston's legendary players ...

UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. – The Penn State track & field team put together another strong outing to cap off the second day of competition at the Penn State National Open, hosted by the Nittany Lions ...

The Golden Eagles missed their first seven three-pointers and shot just 40% from the field. Chase Ross hit a late three to cut the deficit to 42-29 at halftime, but the damage had been done.

WASHINGTON — David Sundberg, the assistant director in charge of the FBI Washington Field Office, was notified Thursday that he was going to lose his job and is preparing to leave the bureau ...

The San Domenico boys won a defensive slugfest Thursday, 46-33, against Urban in San Francisco to avenge narrow loss to the Blues two weeks earlier, and to remain in the hunt for the regular ...

Asked what his team needs to do differently Wednesday night in a CONCACAF W Champions Cup game against Mexico’s Club América Femenil, Donovan replied: “Outside of replacing the field ...

Garison Breeding knows what it's like to compete at the NCAA track and field championships, having made it to the outdoor meet each of the past two seasons. He'd like to qualify for the NCAA ...

CITY OF SAN FERNANDO, PAMPANGA, Philippines — Many Filipinos know San Fernando, Pampanga province, as the Christmas capital of the Philippines—a title held dear by its over 300,000 residents.

Dee Dee Dale practically considers the Jim's Restaurants cowboy logo a member of the family. After all, it was her late father, Bob Dale, who first brought that beaming buckaroo to life more than ...

Snapdragon Stadium received a new field this week as "rolls and rolls of Latitude 36 sod were trucked down" from Escondido’s American Sod Farms for the two-day installation, according to Kirk Kenney ...

Click on a year on the chart below to view its covers (before ’68 the more accurate term would be “front pages,” since the format in those years was newspaper like, with multiple photos and written ...