Bluffton launches lacrosse program and free youth clinic to boost local sports participation.

The board approved multiple consent items, including a cooperative agreement for girls wrestling with South Park; public commenters urged support for girls wrestling and asked the district to address softball-field drainage and infield maintenance ahead of permanent renovations.

Well, since the WNBA still can't seem to determine what the "W" in that acronym means, former NBA player Enes Kanter Freedom could be the first pick in the…

An unnamed PE teacher with 26 years' experience described fitness-score gaps between boys and girls, gave examples of sport‑specific equipment differences, and said separate female divisions preserve opportunities for women and girls; the speaker urged a yes vote on the women's sports initiative.

Frances Stout, who identified herself as a 17-year-old female and varsity athlete, described an incident she says involved an 18-year-old male in a girls' locker room and argued that invasive exams are not routine; she urged support for initiative 6-38 to protect girls' sports.

Over 200 young hockey players from diverse backgrounds are participating in a three-day summer camp at the Toronto Maple Leafs training facility, aimed at creating an inclusive space for BIPOC women in sports. Organized by the Women of Colour Hockey Collective (WCHC), the camp features professional photo shoots, training sessions with PWHL players, and community-building activities. Executive director Saroya Tinker emphasized the importance of allowing participants to embrace their identities without feeling the need to conform. Participants like eight-year-old Eliyah King and mothers like Cynthia Lam highlight the camp's role in boosting confidence and fostering connections. Players such as Sophie Jaques and Mikyla Grant-Mentis, who have supported the camp since its inception, stress the need to showcase BIPOC women's presence in hockey and inspire future generations. The event underscores efforts to break down barriers and promote equity in sports, offering a welcoming environment for all ages and skill levels.

After emotional testimony from families and a student athlete, the Appropriations Committee on Health and Human Services favorably reported CS for SB 1110, which would require Medicaid and require insurers/HMOs to cover medically necessary orthotics and prosthetics without lifetime or continuous-use caps and direct AHCA to seek federal approval for managed-care updates.

Residents urge city officials to provide a safe football field for local youth programs.

Board members explore Title IX effects on girls' and boys' sports inclusion policies.

Coach shares heartwarming story about daughter's popularity after Red Wings' Stanley Cup win.

Former India cricketer-turned-politician Kirti Azad has announced his intention to run for the top position in the upcoming DDCA elections by filing his candidature on November 19.

Representative McCullough celebrates Olympic medalist Olivia Chambers' accomplishments in the House.

The board unanimously approves establishing a girls flag football team, enhancing student sports opportunities.

Board appoints Jason Johnson and Susan Kirby during January meeting amid sports agenda concerns

The Provan House Committee on Commerce and Economic Development reviewed JRS 37 on Feb. 10, 2026, a joint resolution urging the International Olympic Committee to permit gender-equal Nordic combined competition and directing the secretary of state to send the resolution to relevant ski organizations; a motion to report favorably was called but no vote is recorded.

The Vermont House Committee on Commerce & Economic Development heard testimony on JRS 37, a Senate-adopted resolution urging future Olympic sports to include both men’s and women’s events. Lieutenant Governor John Rogers and a state ski-association representative described the gap in Nordic combined and urged support; no formal House vote was recorded.

The committee considered a redraft of JRS 37 supporting gender equality in Nordic combined and moved the amended draft 1.1 out of committee by roll call; legislative counsel explained wording and title changes and the clerk recorded affirmative responses during the roll call.

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It has been discussed for years, but it finally seems to be happening (in 2030, mind you): the inclusion of cyclo-cross in the Olympic Games. Milan 2026 is still too early for Belgium's winter discipline, but four years later, it looks like we can definitely look forward to Olympic cyclo-cross in Fr...