While Charlie Woods and his squad battled their way to the state championship, not everything was in the young star’s favor. There was the wind, as gusts up to 25 mph threatened their performance, and ...

A field of 67 players, divided into four flights, participated in the Butte Creek All-Member Impossible Open last Saturday at Butte Creek Country Club. There were two gold tee flights at ...

Stanford fall sports have now entered postseason play as winter sports, noteably basketball, are tipping off their regular ...

If the name Kai Trump rings any bells, that’s probably because she’s part of America’s first family. Kai, 18, is the oldest ...

In the course of discussing what’s new when the league play comes back to television on Dec. 28, Chief Technology Officer ...

Meet the nominees for The Observer’s girls’ high school athlete of the week. The poll closes Friday at noon. Vote now. Vote ...

The first of back-to-back weeks in international waters takes the PGA TOUR FedExCup Fall to Los Cabos, Mexico, for the World Wide Technology Championship.

Vote for the Ingles WNC girls Athlete of the Week for Week 11, featuring athletes from Avery County, Roberson, Swain County ...

Freshman Joe Mulvey was Scituate’s top scorer, tying for 10th overall with a 6-over par 77. Also scoring for the Sailors were ...

Golf might just be the most unforgiving game there is. No matter how many rounds you’ve played, the sport has a way of ...

Public opinion in sports can shift quickly. Many athletes are hated for their opinions, lifestyles, or simply for being who they are.

Despite some factors working against them on Tuesday, the Hilmar High girls golf team was able to hold off Trans-Valley League rival Hughson to win the Sac-Joaquin Section Division V championship for ...