Boxing legend Mary Kom reflects on India's thrilling win against New Zealand in the Champions Trophy final. She shares her ...

Legendary boxer and Olympic medallist Mary Kom shared her experience of meeting the International Cricket Council (ICC) ...

The event, themed “Women of Today: Accelerating Ambition”, featured an engaging interactive session between Indian Olympic Boxer and former Rajya Sabha Member Mary Kom and Ms. Alisha Moopen, Managing ...

Even though just three Lake Mary wrestlers have earned points, the Rams lead area teams in the team standings. They sit in fifth with 47.5 points. Harmony is close behind in seventh with 43.5 ...

ATLANTIC CITY – Embattled St. John Vianney wrestler Anthony Knox Jr., who became a lightning rod for bad behavior in high school sports over the past two weeks, made history on the mat Saturday.

Four Southwest Florida wrestlers from four different schools captured state titles at the FHSAA State Wrestling Championships in Kissimmee on Saturday. Mariner senior Maximus Brady made history ...

Play the USA TODAY Daily Crossword Puzzle. Waynedale's McCrork falls in overtime of 190-pound championship Up against one of the best wrestlers in the state, Waynedale's Robert McCrork capped off ...

Oklahoma State’s Reece Witcraft takes down Missouri’s Kade Moore during an NCAA wrestling meet between Oklahoma State and Missouri at Gallagher-Iba Arena in Stillwater, Okla., on Sunday ...

“The hardest thing in wrestling is the wrestle back,” Lakers ... a 17-8 major decision of third-ranked Bo Hertenstein, of St. Mary’s Memorial, in his semifinal match. Two early takedowns ...

A child of the poor gathered his companions around him and led them to a statue of Mary, before which a lamp was burning, as is the custom in that holy city. There, these fresh young voices sang ...

Friday was a historic day for the Massillon (Ohio) Perry wrestling team. As Ohio began its state wrestling tournament, Perry became the state’s first public school to have its entire starting ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Woodridge sophomore Gavin Genovese wasn’t expected by some to even make it to the 2025 OHSAA Division II state wrestling tournament. He can now call himself a champion.