On Her Turf
Lindsey Vonn, retired since 2019, hopes to return to Alpine skiing competition at age 40.
Lizzie Deignan was the first British athlete to win a medal on home soil at the 2012 London Olympics, earning silver in the women’s road race.
Lindsey Vonn is rejoining the U.S. Alpine skiing team at age 40 after a nearly six-year retirement.
More On Her Turf
WNBA superstar Caitlin Clark drew a huge gallery — and plenty of extra eyes — while competing in The Annika pro-am.
The Atlanta Dream managed to do what many other teams have tried over the years. They lured Karl Smesko away from Florida Gulf Coast.
The Women’s Professional Baseball League (WPBL) announced plans to launch in 2026 as a six-team circuit.
Sammy Smith plans to go from Stanford soccer back to the World Cup cross-country skiing circuit.
Separated by three decades, neither Caitlin Clark nor Annika Sorenstam set out to be trailblazers. Their desires and talents just led them down that path.
Ajax starlet Lily Yohannes, 17, is the youngest ever player to start a Women’s Champions League group stage match, and had left open the door for a switch to the Netherlands.
Kansas State joined the top 10 and both Stanford and Oregon cracked the first regular-season rankings of the season.
Suzanne Schulting could compete in long-track speed skating this season.
Jordan Chiles called the last three months “very, very difficult” in an interview about her Olympic bronze medal appeal.
Curt Miller comes to the Wings after spending two years as the head coach of the Los Angeles Sparks.
