Police report and an ESPN interview with a Duke volleyball player add new information to report of racial slurs during the match.
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BYU star Courtney Wayment to race for the world steeplechase crown
It’s little surprise that Latter-day Saint track athlete Courtney Wayment moved quickly from winning a recent collegiate national championship to making her mark on the global professional stage. Moving really, really quickly is what Wayment does best.
Why Former BYU star Trent Whiting says wife Amber is prepared to lead the women’s hoops program
More than 20 years after Trent and Amber Whiting played for the Cougars, Amber has been hired to lead BYU women’s basketball
From the ice to the broadcast booth: BYU grad Kate Hansen in Beijing for Winter Olympics
The “Dancing Olympian” is back at the games, but this time, instead of sliding feet first on a tiny sled down an icy track at 80 miles per hour, Kate Hansen is sitting in a booth for hours at a time, doing television commentating for the 2022 Beijing Olympics.
Sports Illustrated: Shawn Bradley on Life After the Accident
The retired NBA center is finding that his 90-inch frame—which brought him fame and fortune and 2,000-plus blocks—is now a challenge without medical precedent.
Watch for Latter-day Saint Utes to play key roles in Saturday’s historic Rose Bowl game
On the roster of the University of Utah’s first football team, in the late 1800s, was a handsome right guard who would make a name for himself far beyond the college gridiron — David O. McKay, who would become the Church’s ninth president.
5 BYU soccer players leaving for missions following team’s historic national title run
Five freshmen from the Brigham Young University women’s soccer squad are answering full-time mission calls. Their missionary service follows the Cougars’ recent historic run to the 2021 national championship game.
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