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High school wrestler Kallie Keeler just wanted the match to end after she was recently forced to compete against a male during a girls' wrestling competition, alleging that her opponent sexually assaulted her when he pinned her to the ground.
The New England Patriots and Seattle Seahawks have multiple players who publicly embrace their Christian faith and have not hesitated to praise Jesus both on and off the field. Here are six Christians who will be suiting up to play in Super Bowl LX at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, California.
Legendary college football coach Lou Holtz, best known for coaching Notre Dame’s Fighting Irish to a national championship during his three-decade coaching career, has entered hospice care.
USA Hockey’s new policy that preserves sex-based categories has drawn the ire of the first openly trans-identifying hockey player, who claims it's “transphobic” to claim women face unfair competition or physical risks when forced to accommodate athletes based on their gender identity.
Quarterback Drake Maye of the New England Patriots and wide receiver Jaxon Smith-Njigba of the Seattle Seahawks are thanking God after helping their teams advance to Super Bowl LX.
Concluding what has been a wildly successful season personally and as a team, Heisman Trophy-winning Indiana University star quarterback Fernando Mendoza thanked God and also dropped an F-bomb after his team won the College Football Playoff National Championship on Monday night.
A former champion gymnast has condemned an ad campaign featuring actress Naomi Watts, U.S. soccer star Megan Rapinoe and other celebrities advocating for males to be allowed to participate in girls' sports, as the U.S. Supreme Court considers two cases related to laws prohibiting male trans-identified athletes from competing with females.
Houston Texans All-Pro defensive end Will Anderson paraphrased Scripture and gave a shoutout to Jesus Christ after his team secured a sure-handed victory against the Pittsburgh Stealers during the first round of the NFL playoffs on Monday night.
Houston Texans quarterback C.J. Stroud has addressed questions about whether God is "blessing" his team after their head coach praised his players' faith in Christ last week, saying God “gets the glory” regardless of whether his team wins or loses.
