Every year the U.S. Olympic Committee supports America’s future medalists, but the organization is also open about the fact that it doesn’t work alone.

Hope and Calvin colleges are conference opponents located just 30 miles from each other in western Michigan, so their long-standing rivalry is no surprise.

Pyrotechnics, loud music and light shows allure many fans on game day. But for some, the added effects can be overwhelming.

The Grassroot Project arms college athletes with the knowledge and skills they need to teach local youth about HIV prevention, nutrition and physical health education.

Accolades rarely come when coaches and athletics administrators volunteer to serve on NCAA playing rules committees.

Sarah Hillyer has a global vision that keeps her on the move. In any given year, you may find her in China or Ecuador or Iran leading initiatives designed to empower women through sports.

By any measure of reason, University of Alabama at Birmingham football should not be using the term “champion” just yet.

Since the game was created in 1891, basketball has burrowed its way into American culture. Here’s a nostalgic look at some of our favorite things this sport has given us.

Without the accompaniment of a pep band to give the cacophony a cadence, the experience wouldn’t be complete.

With just one exception, Division III men’s basketball champions have been crowned in Salem, Virginia, for more than two decades, but that tradition ends this spring.