#sports-achievement

#sports-achievement

"Winning the World Series with the Los Angeles Dodgers, for the city of Los Angeles, was incredible... but the final piece for me was to come to Naha, to be with my people and celebrate with you guys together."

Ellis, who started the race 30th, benefitted from running long on his pit strategy in the final stage and getting a perfectly-timed caution.

Gonor threw a three-hit shutout in the Royals' 2-0 victory over Venice, marking a pivotal moment in his senior season and solidifying his place in El Camino Real history.

Megan Campbell, after breaking the Guinness World Record for the longest throw-in by a female footballer, emphasized that 'anything is achievable' with the right mindset.

"The process for this win has honestly been a 15-year process. I've been coming here since I was 15 years old. All the trips down here, three times a year to come down and work on my technique and it's all paid off."

I mean, they're the reason I'm playing basketball. They taught me most of the things I know. So shoutout Mom and Dad.

"It's definitely going better than I would have ever hoped for. Every time I step onto the podium, it's a huge milestone in my career and my life."

"It's awesome to have some positivity coming out around British tennis. It's been coming for a long time. It's just the beginning... everyone deserves a bit of credit."

"Let me just say thanks to all the fans who continued to have faith in the Galaxy," Anschutz said during the trophy presentation. "Last year we were at the bottom of the league. This year we won the Cup."

"It's a very, very expensive tournament and our budget has already run out for the year, so we paid for that ourselves... If you lose the first round qualifier, you go home with nothing. No prize money, no place to stay that night, nothing. We had the opportunity to go and we didn't want to feel any regret."

"To be honest, sometimes I'm still trying to explain it to myself, like how have I been so consistent? I think the recipe is hard work and passion and persistence."

Eight years, two schools, 217 wins and a Division II national championship later, Caldwell pulls the journal out of a desk drawer in her latest office.

"He's just this consistent run-scoring machine, Cook said. There are other geniuses who can play genius innings, but Root is a genius with consistency."