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“The NCAA Board of Governors firmly and unequivocally supports the opportunity for transgender student-athletes to compete in college sports,” the NCAA said via its website. “This commitment is grounded in our values of inclusion and fair competition.”
There is reportedly a movie in the works about New Orleans Saints head coach Sean Payton coaching his 6th grade son’s team in 2012.
There must’ve been incredible father-son bonding time, for a dad to be there for his son, coaching. Family time and supporting family is what it’s all about!
“Congrats Jules!” Rob Gronkowski said on Edelman’s Instagram post. “Ultimate competitor and always showed up at the biggest moments bubs!! Keep on thriving and being a beast like you are! Heck of a career!!”
In a plethora of well-deserved congratulatory remarks, there was one congrats that stood out. From a golfer who just so happens to know a thing or two about the Masters and about winning majors. One of the greatest golfers to ever pick up a club, whom many consider the G.O.A.T. (greatest of all time) of golfers.
Tiger Woods gave Matsuyama a shout out and recognized the historical significance of this Masters win.
Trinity Rodman became the “youngest (American) goalscorer in league history” per the National Women’s Soccer League.
History was made at the Masters in Augusta, Georgia over the weekend. History that had international implications outside just Georgia, outside just the US, as Hideki Matsuyama won the tournament, becoming “the first male golfer from Japan to win a major championship” according to ESPN.
Will Zalatoris just came in second place at one of the most historic, prestigious golf tournaments ever, The Masters. And he was just one stroke behind to finish the tourney.
Along with a great finish, Adam Sandler also tweeted about Zalatoris apparently looking like Happy Gilmore’s caddy.
“It’s been the best 12 years of my life…and I can’t forget you Patriot nation,” Julian Edelman said. “You guys have welcomed me and my family to a region we…didn’t know but now I’m one of you.”
The receiver had two words to the fans and everyone listening that, though retiring, he evidently isn’t going anywhere and will always cherish the memories he had with New England.
Find out what he said.
Marcus “Goose” Williams is a visionary, a photographer, founder of the Live Your Day Overcoming (LYDO) Life Project, and now is a golfer.
Williams, though most of his body is paralyzed, isn’t letting that paralyze him from living every day to the fullest, chasing his dreams, and overcoming some serious adversity.
Vanessa Bryant, her family, and the Mamba and Mambacita Sports Foundation are carrying on Kobe and Gigi Bryant’s legacy.