Earl Austin Jr. is the Sports Editor at The St. Louis American. He covers a wide range of topics within the realm of sports, including individual and team sports, competitive and professional sports, as well as major league sports and tournaments. Earl's insightful commentary and analysis on these themes have made him a prominent voice in the sports journalism community.
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By: Earl Austin Jr.
The New York Knicks are four victories away from winning their first National Basketball Association world championship since 1973. The Knicks embarked on a tremendous 11-game winning streak to win the Eastern Conference championship. Included in the winning streak included back-to-back four-game sweeps of the Philadelphia 76ers and the Cleveland Cavaliers. The Knicks last played […]
By: Earl Austin Jr.
The St. Louis area was well represented at last weekend’s Missouri Class 4 and 5 State Track and Field Championships at Jefferson City High. The two most dominant individual performances in the girls Class 4 meet came from juniors Bailey Hensgens of Incarnate Word Academy and Jahmeishia Patterson of Festus. Hensgens lived up to her […]
The San Antonio Spurs played the role of party crashers while securing their first NBA Finals victory in 12 years. The Spurs defeated the New York Knicks 115-111 in Game 3 of the Finals on Monday night in Madison Square Garden, New York. The atmosphere in New York was festive as fans were primed to […]
Incarnate Word Academy girls track and field star Bailey Hensgens continued her magnificent season by winning another championship.
Vashon High and Principia met in a high school basketball game last Friday night at Edwardsville High School in Edwardsville, Illinois.
By: Earl Austin
The United States men's national team's magical run in the World Cup continued Wednesday night with a thrilling victory in the knockout round.
When the second week of July rolls around, I take my annual trip to Louisville, Kentucky, to watch the action at the Run 4 Roses Classic.
By: Earl Austin
A couple of weeks ago, we began our annual Prep Year in Review series by looking at the great teams in the area. This week, we conclude our high school coverage by looking at the great athletes by their individual sport. Here is a look at the St. Louis American 2025-26 Players of the Year, listed by sport.
A four-star recruit, a 6'2″ shooting guard, announced his commitment on social media on Monday. He becomes the Billikens' first recruiting commitment in the Class of 2027.
By: Earl Austin
St. Louisan Derrick Pitts has enjoyed a standout year on the baseball diamond in collegiate and international competition.
