Tyler Bennett’s future on the pitch seemed boundless. Then, when he was 12, a blood vessel burst in his brain.

On a Saturday morning in November, a horse-drawn carriage will carry a trophy down West Monroe Street.

Surgery wasn't the worst part for River Seybolt. Neither was the recovery. It was the chemo. “I didn’t want to do it. But my dad told me, ‘If it comes back, it could be worse.’”

It’s not every day you hear about a college quarterback who’s not only throwing for 300 yards on the football field, but also rolling 300s in the bowling alley.

Just how much do college athletes rely on their parents and family for support during their college years?

When Abby McCollum appeared in a 2014 issue of Champion, she was a four-sport athlete at Detroit Mercy.

Towson athletics partnered with Enterprise Rent-A-Car and the Towson Career Center this spring to develop a program designed to help 20 female student-athletes gain a competitive advantage in the professional world after graduation.

Few moments achieve enough infamy to become known by a single noun, but The Play qualifies.

A husband and wife cried together. Her dream — their dream — had imploded.

Gambling on sports doesn’t start in college.