Every fall at Queerty, we highlight celebrities and public figures who took the bold step of coming out over the last year. This year, you'll notice many of our nominees ditched the formal coming out ...

Appleton-area tennis players are set to compete in the WIAA girls individual state championships. St. Mary Catholic's doubles team, Vivie Auth and Adel Schneider, are the top seed and defending state ...

With 2 goals and 1 assist in 2 games, the Winterhawks Player of the Week for October 6 through October 12 is Nathan Brown. He led Portland’s offensive explosion against the Lethbridge Hurricanes on ...

Goncalo Oliveira, a professional tennis player representing Venezuela, was suspended for four years Friday by the International Tennis Integrity Agency after testing positive for methamphetamine, an ...

The Philly Voice’s Jimmy Kempski reported the Philadelphia Eagles offensive stars — Jalen Hurts, A.J. Brown and Saquon Barkley — “had a long, positive conversation” together Monday to work out any ...

A tennis player who used kissing as his defense in an anti-doping case has been suspended for four years. Gonçalo Oliveira, a Portuguese-born player who represents Venezuela, was provisionally ...

Holger Rune, one of the world’s best tennis players, was in Shanghai this month, sitting on court in a puddle of his own sweat, when he turned to the chair umpire in bewilderment. “Do you want a ...

Tara Moore, who is currently serving an anti-doping suspension, has criticized resource disparities for players. Mike Hewitt / Getty Images Tennis players who test positive for banned substances will ...

Celtics basketball is back for the first time in months as they opened preseason play Wednesday in Memphis. While they didn’t play all of their regulars, it was clear who was their best player in ...

One Bay Area man’s love for tennis is taking him across the globe, but he's far different than most other players for one big reason: his age. Art Lind, 97, plays tennis and pickleball, and he spends ...

“Think you’re good?” is the unofficial saying of Major League Table Tennis. It’s the question aimed at every person who’s ever smacked a plastic ball across a rickety table in a basement or a garage.

The high school girls tennis regular season is winding down, with the first sectional tournaments beginning Sept. 30. That means it is time to help us select The Dispatch’s 2025 regular-season girls ...