At age 40, Serena Williams, 23-time grand slam winner, announces her retirement after a long and successful career. She told Vogue of her retirement, stating, “it’s the hardest thing that I could ever imagine.” The widely considered greatest female tennis player of all time became an icon and has inspiredContinue Reading
Football: The football team begins the season hoping to continue their success from the previous year. After going 6-5 in the 2021 season including a record of 6-2 in region play, the knights prepare for a new season under recently hired Head Coach Nick Bach. This year, the Knights startedContinue Reading
As the college football season slowly approaches, this may be one of the final years of college football as we know it. The traditional “Power 5” conferences consisting of the SEC, ACC, PAC-12, BIG-10 and BIG-12, are looking to be completely different or may even be the “Power 4” inContinue Reading
After an electric 2021 season, the Atlanta Braves seek to defend their title as the World Series Champions. After a slow start to their season, and their star player, Ronald Acuna’s, season-ending ACL tear, this led many analysts and reporters to count them out as a top team in theContinue Reading
Every year, 64 NCAA basketball teams compete to claw their way through the six-round playoffs known as March Madness, complete with major upsets and thrilling games. This year was no exception, as many higher-seeded teams fell to those ranked below them accompanied by Cinderella stories and busted brackets. The biggestContinue Reading
On April 10, Scottie Scheffler became one of the youngest members of the PGA tour to earn his green jacket and win the Masters in Augusta, Ga. The contest was not especially close either, with Scheffler coming in at ten under par while his biggest competition, Rory Mcllroy, shot sevenContinue Reading
Held in Minneapolis, MN, the Women’s NCAA March Madness showcased exciting matchups, star players and many historic moments for the women’s game. Coming into the tournament, the one seeds were Louisville, South Carolina, Stanford and NC State, also accompanied by UConn as a two seed, projected to go far. SomeContinue Reading