With John Carlson’s Norris Trophy campaign and Cale Makar’s run at the Calder, defensemen who can score are extending the N.H.L.’s scoring revolution.
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With John Carlson’s Norris Trophy campaign and Cale Makar’s run at the Calder, defensemen who can score are extending the N.H.L.’s scoring revolution.
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The top-ranked Gamecocks won their 17th consecutive game by defeating the fifth-ranked Huskies.
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Boston University had tied the game as regulation expired.
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The annual rivalry for Eastern Massachusetts bragging rights is being contested with players from around the world.
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Alex Carpenter took her game to Canada, China and Russia after getting cut from Team U.S.A. before the 2018 Olympics. Now she is wowing in the Rivalry Series against Canada.
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Separated by less than 50 miles, Oregon and Oregon State have vastly different weapons in their chase for a Final Four. And with the Ducks star Sabrina Ionescu at the forefront, the fans have responded.
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The No. 4 Ducks handed the Connecticut women’s basketball team its biggest defeat ever at Gampel Pavilion, which opened in 1990.
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