Sei Young Kim takes 2-shot lead despite stumble at JM Eagle LA Championship
Kim stretches her lead to eight shots before four straight bogeys cut it to two, with Hannah Green heading a group of four tied for second at 13 under.
Hannah Green storms back to win 3rd JM Eagle LA Championship title in playoff
Green rallies from six shots back on the back nine and birdies the playoff hole at El Caballero Country Club in Tarzana to beat Sei Young Kim and Jin Hee…
PGA Championship: Career slam looks much farther away for Spieth than Scheffler
Jordan Spieth and Scottie Scheffler both sit one leg away from the exclusive milestone, but while Scheffler has been ranked No. 1 in the world for three straight years, Spieth’s…
Angel City FC falls to rival San Diego Wave FC for 4th consecutive loss
Angel City concedes in the 81st minute and falls 2-1 to San Diego at BMO Stadium, extending its losing streak to four after a 3-0 start.
LAFC limps toward World Cup break after loss to Dynamo
LAFC suffers a 4-1 loss to Houston, which gets two goals from Jack McGlynn and one from former LAFC forward Mateusz Bogusz.
Rudy Chapa and high school track’s oldest record
Fifty years ago this month, Chapa set the national high school record for 10,000 meters that still stands today.
Track legend Allyson Felix eyes comeback and spot in LA Olympics
The 11-time Olympic medalist and 40-year-old mother of two, who hasn’t competed since 2022, seeks to participate in her hometown in what would be her sixth Games.
Ilia Malinin only looking ahead
The three-time World champion takes the ice in a Stars On Ice at Honda Center Saturday before deciding on his 2027 approach.
Long Beach State men’s volleyball falls to Hawai’i in NCAA semifinals
Third-seeded LBSU loses to its second-seeded Big West rival in four sets, ending its bid for a second straight national championship. Hawaii will face UC Irvine in Monday's final.
World’s tallest basketball player, 7-foot-9 Olivier Rioux, signs with UC Irvine
Rioux played sparingly this year at Florida, where he was a walk-on for two seasons, including a redshirt year when Florida won a national title.