Mariah Ross

GREENVILLE, S.C. (WSPA) – This week’s high school standout continued a longstanding tradition after winning another region championship. JL Mann boys soccer picked up its ninth consecut…

SPARTANBURG, S.C. (WSPA) – Spartanburg running back Trenton Lynch announced his commitment to Rutgers via X Friday afternoon, months ahead of his final season as a Viking. Lynch has been one …

The Portland Thorns were fresh off a record setting night, and back on the pitch Sunday morning to face a surging Kansas City Current team.

The OSAA softball championships were played at Oregon’s Jane Sanders Stadium in Eugene over the course of two days, with six teams competing for a state title.

The Portland Fire gameday experience at the sold-out Moda Center is made more special by another talented in-arena team.

Union Gospel Mission in Portland is helping people heal and build community through running as they train together for the “PDX Recovers 5K.”

Soccer fans from around the world have flocked to the Pacific Northwest, as the United States takes on Belgium at the FIFA World Cup on Monday.

Portland’s Providence Park hosted 20,000 fans as Team USA faced Belgium in the Round of 16—supporters rode the highs and lows, celebrating soccer community despite a 4-1 loss.

The Portland Cascade hosted “Portland Fire Night” at their game against the Carolina Blaze on Tuesday.

The Thorns took to the pitch at the Kaiser Permanente Performance Center as the club prepares to move into a first-of-its-kind dual women’s sports facility.