by Jenna West | Jul 28, 2017 | Sports
Washington — While Senators were up all night on Capitol Hill during the “vote-a-rama” trying to repeal Obamacare, members of the House of Representatives competed instead on the tennis court. Republicans and Democrats came together for the 5th Annual Washington...
by Brent Schwartz | Jul 28, 2017 | Sports
After the first official practice of the New England Patriots training camp, wide receiver Austin Carr was one of a few players (with quarterback Jacoby Brissett) that stayed on the field for additional reps after most of the team had left. “Yeah we’re just building...
by Darnell Pearson | Jul 26, 2017 | Food, Sports
Norfolk, VA. – The Norfolk Tides picked up their fifth straight win on July 17 after beating the Scranton RailRiders in a 3-2 battle, but the battle for the taste buds of fans was easily won by the Harbor Park Stadium food vendors. The stadium, home of the Tides, has...
by Alan Suriel | Jul 25, 2017 | Sports
By Alan Suriel Drafted in the 27th Round by the Chicago White Sox, Alex Katz is taking advantage of his chance. Now with the Frederick Keys, which is the Single- A team of the Baltimore Orioles, Katz is thriving as a relief pitcher. In this piece he speaks about his...
by Haley Velasco | Jul 21, 2017 | Sports
WASHINGTON — As a high school student in Rhode Island, Katie Morin swam the 500- and 1000-meter freestyle alongside elite athletes, including three-time Olympian Elizabeth Beisel. As she became more serious about swimming, she met with a sports psychologist, a general...
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by Jenna West | Jul 20, 2017 | Sports
WASHINGTON – Frances Tiafoe, who debuted with the Washington Kastles this week, isn’t thinking about career expectations, even though Kastles owner Mark Ein calls him “the future of tennis” and coach Murphy Jensen compares him to 2017 Wimbledon champion Roger Federer....
