#sports-highlights

#sports-highlights

What a cool moment that was. We did not know he was here. That wasn't the reason we picked him, just some things are just meant to be.

The significance of this week’s NCAA tournaments can’t be understated. With top-seed matchups and epic comebacks, we witness the tremendous drama of March Madness.

Joey Slye's record-setting 63-yard field goal against the 49ers provided a rare highlight in the Patriots' lackluster game, despite the team's overall poor performance.

Bellamy's professional demeanor and respect for tragedy were evident in his attire, a sharp contrast to Wales' last visit, showcasing growth in the team's image.

Tylor Perry's clutch free throws at the buzzer helped the Raptors 905 snap a 10-game losing streak, winning 115-114 against the Windy City Bulls.

With top players like Lyle Thompson and Jeff Teat competing fiercely, the anticipation for postseason action heightens as teams prepare for crucial matchups this weekend.

Henri Jokiharju's tumbling wrister, assisted by Mikael Granlund and Olli Maatta, from the right circle, off the rush opened the scoring 7:31 into the first period.

Tipperary started strong but Limerick hit a purple patch midway through the half as Aidan O'Connor starred.

From the much deserved Banner 18, to the Bruins' centennial game where they beat the Montreal Canadiens on home turf... the city had a pretty good run in sports this year.

Kiyomi McMiller, a five-star recruit, showcases her high school talent at Rutgers, revitalizing the women’s basketball program under head coach Coquese Washington.

St. Francis' Grant Righellis scored a significant touchdown against Grant's Tyron Carter in a thrilling conclusion to the NorCal Div. 2-AA championship game, showcasing athletic prowess and competitive spirit that defined the match. Righellis' performance was pivotal, contributing to the intensity of the game as both teams fought hard for victory.

Stanford advanced to the next round of the ACC men's soccer tournament in a thrilling finish, defeating Notre Dame 3-2 with a last-second goal by Dylan Hooper.

Macklin Celebrini's first NHL goal came just 7:01 into the game, showcasing his skill with a spinning backhand pass that deflected off a Blues player, thrilling the Sharks crowd.