Black Females Make Up Only 11.8 Percent Of Head Coaches In Women’s College Basketball

C. Vivian Stringer NEW YORK — In high school, Pokey Chatman and Dawn Staley got recruiting letters from C. Vivian Stringer, a high-profile coach at Iowa who had taken Cheyney State...

Ruiz vs. Toney On April 30

NEW YORK, NY—John Ruiz is scheduled to defend the WBA heavyweight title against James Toney on April 30, at Madison Square Garden. The winner will participate in a possible world heavyweight...

22 and Counting: US Loses Again in Azteca, 2-1

MIAMI, FLA— History, passion and drive. Mexico had all of it in abundance for this World Cup qualifier and took advantage of an overly cautious United States start to win 2-1...

Spurs’ Victory Over Rockets Still Not Awe Inspiring For This Writer

SAN ANTONIO, TX – I’m a firm believer that if a club can take care of the basketball and shoot well, they will win 75% of their games. The other twelve...

BOOK REVIEW: It’s More Than a Notion

BRISTOL, CONN—You may not have personally heard of Henry “Dis-com-bob-u-lating” Jones, but in fact we all know him. He’s someone we can all identify with. A simple man that has overcome...

Arizona State Running Back Held in Slaying

TEMPE, Ariz. — Arizona State running back Loren Wade was arrested Saturday on suspicion of first-degree murder in the shooting death of a former ASU football player. Police said Brandon Falkner,...

Nuggets’ Nenê Is a Child Of Nature, And a Defender of It

DENVVER, COLO.—Nenê, the 6-foot-11, 260-pound forward for the Denver Nuggets, is talking about butterflies. Some endangered butterflies, he said, are captured by children in his native Brazil, who are themselves exploited...

NY/NJ Juggernaut Announce Signing of Olympian Natasha Watley

<!– –> <!– Written By: cassandra Category: Softball/Baseball Date Posted: 3/16/2005 4:42 PM Number of Views: 27 –> The New York/New Jersey Juggernaut of National Pro Fastpitch have announced the signing...

Alarming Disparities in the Graduation Rates of White vs Black Athletes

Knicks Head West On A High Note

NEW YORK – First the Knicks took care of business by drubbing the Duncan-less San Antonio Spurs, 88-75. That game was won in large part also to newly acquired power forward,...