Sports broadcaster Laura Woods was caught by colleagues after suddenly collapsing on live TV during women's soccer match coverage, which she attributed to a virus.

Columbus is nearing completion on the $40 million redevelopment of Northland's Kilbourne Run Sports Park that should bolster Central Ohio's sports scene in 2026. Why it matters: Youth sports are a major economic driver,

Tobin Heath and Christen Press on their sports media brand, RE-INC, the future of women's sports, and their advice to the next generation of NWSL players.

Trump is expected to receive FIFA’s inaugural Peace Prize, another sign of his starring role in Friday’s event.

Columbus' long-awaited soccer-centric sports park built in collaboration with the Columbus Crew is set to open early 2026.

The news was unveiled in Manhattan at the 2025 U.S. Soccer Summit, at the outset of a women’s soccer panel hosted by U.S. women’s national team star Kelley O’Hara. The panel included Kang, U.S. Soccer Federation president Cindy Parlow Cone and University of North Carolina researcher Dr. Abbie Smith-Ryan.

British TV host Laura Woods, 38, fainted live on TV on Tuesday, Dec. 2, due to a "virus," she shared on her Instagram Stories after the incident, telling followers that she was "ok."

From attendance records to rapid expansion, the NWSL has seen its fair share of success in recent years. A part of that surge in popularity can be attributed to a larger presence in the EA Sports FC

Michigan ranks eighth nationally for participation in high school sports according to a study conducted by the National Federation of State High School Associations.

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