After reviewing slowed video and referee testimony, the California State Athletic Commission voted to change the July 18 contest result between Rummano Aguilar and Tan Wiggins to a no-contest, citing uncertainty about whether the fighter heard stop commands. Commissioners heard testimony from the referee and parties before the motion carried.

City hosts cited isolated national reports of assaults and noise issues and said Athens has not had to close courts; they urged rules and good conduct as the sport grows locally.

Dan Burgundy highlights community concerns over inconsistent pickleball rules and reservation issues.

In a significant legal move, Texas has filed a lawsuit against the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA), demanding that the organization implements sex-screening for college athletes. This action comes amid ongoing scrutiny of women athletes regarding their height, athletic capabilities, and physical characteristics, often employed as spurious evidence of transgender identity. The lawsuit, initiated by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, aims to compel the NCAA to "immediately begin screening the sex of student athletes." Although the NCAA has already prohibited transgender women from participating in women’s sports, Paxton accuses the organization of exploiting loopholes that inadvertently allow such participation.

Does the law book need a complete overhaul to deal with the now ever-increasing grey areas in the game of rugby union?

High school sports face jersey regulation challenges as enforcement begins next week.

Georgia updates Code Section 43-4B-2 to protect amateur sporting matches from regulations.

Senate Bill 1 establishes boundaries to protect female athletes in Georgia's K-12 sports.