Judge rules USA Basketball star Maori Davenport can play after eligibility error
One of the top girls basketball players could miss her senior year because of an error by USA Basketball
YOUTH
Pulling no punches: 14-year-old girl aspires to be first Navajo boxer to win Olympics
Despite discrimination against her, one Navajo girl wants to be the first to box in the Olympics
Survey finds money can be reason parents misbehave at sporting events
For some parents, the more money they spend on their child's sport, the less control they exhibit when attending games
Youth club team growth creating income inequality gap
Club and travel sports at youth ages are creating winners and losers for families that can't afford the high prices that playing competitive travel sports requires
How do basketball players go pro in different countries?
The NBA has a number of players who reached the league through different routes, whether straight out of high school, through college or from the international ranks
Free lessons for youth among efforts to rejuvenate golf at legendary St. Andrews Links
As the game of golf has been declining over the past decade, new approaches and initiatives seem to be giving the game new life in its birthplace
Report: Incidents of racial abuse at high school sporting events on the rise
"This was the stuff my grandparents were dealing with in the 1950s," one athlete told USA Today
Punter from Down Under: Kicking a booming business for Aussies
Australian punters doing more than booming kicks - they are beginning to corner the market as the best kickers in football
NBA Academy grows game globally, gives athletes a chance to attend U.S. college
As basketball continues to grow globally, the NBA Academy helps players worldwide learn the game and have a chance at a college education
LGBTQ student athletes risk mental health when joining a sport
Sports are often the best opportunity for kids to socialize and learn new skills. However, for LGBTQ youth there is a price to pay if they want to play
Growth of esports offering smaller colleges chance to compete with big boys
It's not often that smaller, Division III schools can compete with a Power 5 school, but the growth of esports puts them on equal footing
Study shows HBCU teams penalized more than others
Implicit bias may be the reason HBCU schools are penalized or don't get the call in games against non-HBCU teams
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