Rachel Bachman

Some WNBA players say the switch from commercial is making it harder to preserve their frequent-flier status; ‘I’m trying to be a Million Miler.’

Before the arrival of its much-hyped 2024 rookie class, the league was laying groundwork to seize the moment. Then the sport went supernova.

A few seasons ago, the New York Liberty were left in a rinky-dink arena far outside the five boroughs. On Sunday, they’ll play for the WNBA championship.

ABSTRACT The Draw Yourself Doing Mathematics prompt was developed to study university students' mental model of their self-image

Michele Kang’s Washington Spirit faces Orlando on Saturday for the NWSL title. But an American championship contender was only the beginning.

Racers run a four-mile loop every hour—until no one else is still doing it

Why did Larry Ellison—a man with no known ties to Michigan—help the Wolverines land the nation’s No. 1 quarterback? The answer lies with a 33-year-old woman named Keren Zhu.

The international ski federation now requires World Cup racers in the speediest disciplines to wear the crash-sensing tech.

Australian sprinter Gout Gout—it rhymes with “Bout Bout”—is breaking records and drawing comparisons to the eight-time Olympic champion.

WHEN LINDSEY VONN underwent a partial knee replacement last April, it seemed a mere postscript to her stellar career. She had already been retired from ski racing for more than five years. And after a string of injuries, surgery felt like a natural conclusion.