After more than two decades refereeing Division I basketball games, Mike Roberts finally earned his profession’s ultimate reward.

The NCAA adopted the 3-point line 32 years ago, and many records have been set and broken as players and coaches embraced it and cultivated new and innovative ways to integrate it into the game.

With the era of specialization underway, making participation in multiple college sports a challenge, Ronda Jo Miller didn’t just play two sports. She excelled in them.

The first glimmer of hope emerged on a 400-meter track in the dead of night.

Harding student finds confidence, respect and the love of an entire campus as the university’s spirited bison mascot.

When Don DiJulia graduated from Saint Joseph’s with a degree in political science, his goal was to become a high school teacher and coach.

She was the first high school athlete to twice win the Gatorade High School Athlete of the Year and the youngest track athlete in 40 years to make the U.S. Olympic team.

Preparation and fate placed Avery Rochester in position to save a life.

When Little League Baseball searched for a new member to join its international board of directors in 2006, it didn’t have to look far.

Stephen Goldman enrolled in high school chorus because he wanted to take a class with his best friend. What he found instead was a profound passion for music.