Welcome

Your site for sports notes & stats

Sports Collage

Breaking Sports News

NCAA Allows Athletes to Bet on Professional Sports Starting November 1, 2025

NCAA Allows Athletes to Bet on Professional Sports Starting November 1, 2025

The National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) announced on Wednesday a major change to its sports betting rules. Starting November 1, 2025, student-athletes and athletic department staff will be allowed to place legal bets on professional sports events.

Historic Move! Giants Hire Tony Vitello, a College Coach with No Pro Experience, for 2026

Historic Move! Giants Hire Tony Vitello, a College Coach with No Pro Experience, for 2026

In a groundbreaking move, the San Francisco Giants have named Tony Vitello as their new manager for the 2026 season. The 47-year-old, coming straight from college baseball, replaces Bob Melvin after two lackluster seasons with a 161-163 record. This hire not only aims to shake up the team but also sets a unique milestone in MLB history.

Morocco Crowned U-20 World Cup Champions; Colombia Takes Third Place

Morocco Crowned U-20 World Cup Champions; Colombia Takes Third Place

Morocco made history on Sunday, defeating Argentina 2–0 to win the FIFA U-20 World Cup Chile 2025, claiming their first-ever world title at this level. The North African squad showcased balance, discipline, and sharp counterattacks to overcome an Argentine side that had been one of the tournament’s most consistent performers

2025 MLS Playoffs Preview: The Road to the MLS Cup Begins

2025 MLS Playoffs Preview: The Road to the MLS Cup Begins

The stage is set for an exhilarating 2025 MLS postseason following a dramatic Decision Day on October 18. With the MLS Cup scheduled for December 6, 18 teams—nine from each conference—are ready to battle for glory. Here’s a detailed breakdown of the playoff picture as the journey to the championship trophy kicks off.

Shohei Ohtani Shines in Game 4 of the NLCS: The Greatest Baseball Player Ever?

Shohei Ohtani Shines in Game 4 of the NLCS: The Greatest Baseball Player Ever?

On an unforgettable night on October 17, 2025, Shohei Ohtani led the Los Angeles Dodgers to a commanding 5-1 victory over the Milwaukee Brewers in Game 4 of the National League Championship Series (NLCS), completing a series sweep and securing their World Series berth. As the starting pitcher, Ohtani dominated for six and a third scoreless innings, striking out 10 batters while allowing just three hits, earning the win on the mound. Simultaneously, as the designated hitter, he smashed three towering home runs: one to open the game in the first inning, another that ricocheted off the stadium roof, and a third that sealed his historic performance. These homers accounted for most of the Dodgers’ runs, showcasing his unparalleled ability to impact the game on both sides of the ball and breaking out of a postseason slump where he had managed only three hits in 29 prior at-bats.

⚾ Caribbean Winter Leagues 2025-26 Kick Off Mexico, Venezuela, and the Dominican Republic ignite the new season on the road to the 2026 Caribbean Series in Caracas

⚾ Caribbean Winter Leagues 2025-26 Kick Off Mexico, Venezuela, and the Dominican Republic ignite the new season on the road to the 2026 Caribbean Series in Caracas

Baseball once again takes center stage across the Caribbean. This October 15 marks the official start of the 2025-26 winter league season in Mexico, Venezuela, and the Dominican Republic — three of the region’s most competitive and historic baseball circuits. With upgraded stadiums, new talent, and eyes already set on the 2026 Caribbean Series “Gran Caracas”, the excitement is just beginning.

How is the NCAA College Football Championship Going?

How is the NCAA College Football Championship Going?

 FIFA U-20 World Cup Chile 2025 Semifinals: A Showcase of Emerging Talent

FIFA U-20 World Cup Chile 2025 Semifinals: A Showcase of Emerging Talent

The FIFA U-20 World Cup Chile 2025, running from September 27 to October 19, has reached its semifinals on October 15 with two thrilling matchups: Morocco vs. France in Valparaíso and Argentina vs. Colombia in Santiago. This edition, the second hosted by Chile after 1987, features 24 teams across four venues (Santiago, Valparaíso, Talca, and Rancagua), standing out for its intensity and the emergence of future stars. Up to the quarterfinals, 48 matches have produced 143 goals at an average of 2.98 per game, slightly exceeding previous tournaments. Attendance has been strong, averaging 9,795 spectators per match with a cumulative total of 460,367 through October 12, including a peak of 45,547 at the opener between Chile and New Zealand. In the first semifinal, Morocco faces France at the Elías Figueroa Brander Stadium at 17:00 Chilean time (UTC-3), echoing their Qatar 2022 World Cup semifinal clash. Morocco, unbeaten in the tournament, advanced with a 3-1 quarterfinal win over the United States in Rancagua (10,742 attendees), showcasing defensive solidity by conceding just three goals overall. They topped their group stage and dispatched opponents in the round of 16. France arrives after a 2-1 victory against Norway in the quarters, maintaining a steady path with a focus on their young attacking talents and midfield depth from top European academies. The second semifinal pits Argentina against Colombia at the National Stadium at 20:00, a heated South American rivalry where Colombia has won five of the last 20 encounters. Argentina holds a perfect record (five wins in five matches), coming off a 4-0 thrashing of Nigeria in the quarters and a prior round-of-16 defeat of Mexico, blending offensive flair with an airtight defense under coach Diego Placente. Colombia progressed via an epic 3-2 comeback against Spain in the quarters in Talca, after eliminating South Africa 3-1 in the round of 16, demonstrating resilience and lethal counterattacks. Breaking down the teams, Morocco excels in tactical organization and quick transitions, led by forward Soufiane Rahimi, while France relies on European squad depth and creativity for possession dominance but remains susceptible to counters. Argentina shines with balance, featuring tournament top scorer Alejo Sarco (five goals), representing a golden generation chasing a seventh title. Colombia, in its strongest run in 20 years, impresses with intensity and feats like Néiser Villarreal’s hat-trick versus Spain, though it needs defensive consistency to challenge the favorites. The tournament has made a global impact with innovations like Football Video Support and over 500 million social media impressions. Today’s winners advance to the October 19 final in Santiago, while losers play for third place. With 54 appointed referees and a youth development focus, Chile 2025 crowns a champion and boosts grassroots football, highlighted by Morocco’s stingiest defense (three goals conceded) and Argentina’s attacking prowess.2.2sFast