The gold Nike Sabrina 2 display came mounted on a wooden platform with a plaque listing her stat totals for the 2024 season. On her way to securing a title for the New York Liberty through 38 wins ...

To commemorate triathlon's 50th anniversary, we look back on a half a century of rivalries, dramatic finishes and inspiring ...

In that time, I've walked more than 400 miles in shoes from Skechers, New Balance, Nike, HOKA and others, making notes about what I do and don't like about each one. I’ve also quizzed an expert ...

Correspondent Sean Hartnett has been on site to witness and report on the last 20 marathon World Records — 11... Read More ...

Jennifer Ford's Premium Goods and adidas will release a limited-edition PG X CAMPUS ‘00 sneaker to honor Houston car culture. Premium Goods owner Jennifer Ford is the first Black woman to own a ...

"Listening to Marta when she was playing in the shoe, her feedback instantly went back into the design," Tate Kuerbis, senior ...

Kipchoge ran in Nike AlphaFlys, and the era of the super shoe was on us. The torrent of broken world record times of the past ...

Ladies PGA regular Maria Fassi of Mexico and Sweden’s Kajsa Arwefjäll have confirmed their entries for the 2024 Hero Women’s Indian ... This year, her best finish has been a share of 12th ...

The new Women's Super League marks the start of a new era for reigning champions Chelsea, with long-serving boss Emma Hayes having departed in summer to start a new adventure with the USA Women's ...

CLEVELAND — Aaron Boone admitted there were times he “wasn’t quite sure how he was going to get to the finish line.” His bench coach, Brad Ausmus, conceded, “Yes, it goes through your ...

With their solid pattern and round-toe shape, these sneakers are ready to be your go-to for all things laid-back yet polished. Crafted with a premium suede finish and lace-up design, they bring a ...

The Nike Kobe remains the hottest basketball sneaker on the market and the creatives in Beaverton, Oregon continue to re-emerge classic sneakers from the illustrious line. Come next year ...