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American ski racer River Radamus making waves on the slopes

River Radamus has a name that screams summer and a game that’s meant for winter. He recently won two gold medals at the world junior championships.

Live feeds and GPS: Rugged Iditarod has high-tech support

People are using technology to track Alaska’s Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race far from the competitors tackling the off-the-grid route

Dan Jenkins, sports writing great and best-selling author, has died at 89, alma mater TCU confirms

Fan favorite Aliy Zirkle leads Iditarod at halfway point

A perennial fan favorite in search of her first win in the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race is in the lead

NTSB blames jammed part for accident at Michigan airport

A federal safety board says a jammed part caused pilots to abort takeoff of a plane carrying the University of Michigan men’s basketball team in 2017

Daniel Rudisha, Olympic medalist and father of David, dies

Two-time Olympic 800-meter champion David Rudisha says his father, who was a top runner in his own right, has died

Column: If Mark Cuban can run for president, who else?

Column: Mark Cuban may run for president, and other sports figures have a chance too

Haley scores 28, West Virginia upsets Iowa State 90-75

Jermaine Haley scored a career-high 28 points and West Virginia pulled off an upset of Iowa State, 90-75

Veteran musher Aliy Zirkle takes lead in Alaska’s Iditarod

Veteran musher Aliy Zirkle has taken the lead in Alaska’s Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race, seeking to become the first woman to win in nearly three decades

Little League to include Cuban youth players

Olympic slalom champion Hansdotter to retire after season

Olympic slalom champion Frida Hansdotter says she will retire from Alpine skiing’s World Cup after the finals meeting next week

Tales of a Giant: Willie Mays' reflects in the book "24."

Baseball great Willie Mays, who turns 88 this spring, has some advice to share

Professional wrestler King Kong Bundy dead at age 61

Professional wrestler King Kong Bundy has died at age 61

Red, white & blueprint: US biathlon forms plan to close gap

AP POLL ALERT: Gonzaga, Virginia remain 1-2 in AP Top 25; No. 25 Central Florida ranked for 1st time since 2010-11

Big Ten announces Jim Delany will step down in June 2020

Big Ten announces Jim Delany will step down as commissioner when his contract expires June 30, 2020

Swiss skier Yule pledges prize money to fight climate change

The Latest: Iditarod takes mushers through Alaska wilderness

The world’s most famous sled dog race is underway in Alaska

Olympic champ Kim says she'll need surgery for broken ankle

Olympic champion Chloe Kim says she’ll need surgery after breaking her ankle at Burton US Open this weekend

Wake AD Ron Wellman retiring, John Currie to replace him

Wake Forest athletic director Ron Wellman is retiring and the school has chosen former Tennessee AD John Currie to replace him

Defending Iditarod champ remains self-proclaimed ‘goofball’

Defending Iditarod champion Joar Leifseth Ulsom says success hasn’t changed him

Paris wins 2nd race in 2 days, goes top of super-G standings

Dominik Paris won a men’s World Cup super-G Sunday for his second victory of the weekend

Roger Federer wins Dubai Championships for 100th career title

Legalized sports betting unlikely in 3 largest US states

AP review of legislation tied to legal sports gambling finds nation’s 3 largest states on sidelines

Mikaela Shiffrin clinches 3rd straight World Cup overall title

Paris beats title rival Feuz in penultimate downhill

Big crowds expected at kickoff of Alaska’s famed Iditarod

Heavy snowfall postpones Sochi women’s super-G

Organizers say the women’s World Cup super-G race scheduled for Saturday in Sochi has been postponed by a day due to heavy snowfall

San Francisco promotes McDermott to athletic director

The University of San Francisco has promoted to Joan McDermott to athletic director

ESPN to debut daily sports gambling show on March 11

ESPN is entering the growing daily sports gambling show marketplace