How a cafe brought the viral Olympic Village muffins to NYC — and back again for Paralympics

Western Michigan Broncos secured their first national title in NCAA hockey history with a decisive 6-2 victory over Boston University at the Enterprise Center. Cole Crusberg-Roseen scored to give the Broncos a 2-1 lead in the first period, and despite BU's attempts to come back, late goals from Iiro Hakkarainen and Owen Michaels sealed the win. Coach Pat Ferschweiler praised his team's belief and camaraderie throughout the season as they concluded with ten consecutive victories....

Introducing SB Nation in-5 SB Nation has launched a daily NFL trivia game called "in-5," where players guess an NFL player based on five clues. The game features both active and retired players, encouraging participants to share their results and feedback through comments or a Google Form. The trivia game is accessible each morning in the SB Nation layout and aims to provide a mix of well-known and lesser-known players, with the goal of enhancing...

The Ryder Cup Ownership ConsiderationPGA Tour Enterprises is exploring a potential ownership stake in the US Ryder Cup, currently managed by the PGA of America, which could cost hundreds of millions. This move reflects the PGA Tour's long-standing frustration over its lack of control over major golf events. Although discussions are ongoing, complexities arise from the PGA of America's responsibility to over 30,000 professionals and its recent leadership change, suggesting a desire to maintain autonomy...

Lando Norris qualified sixth for the Bahrain Grand Prix, while his McLaren teammate Oscar Piastri secured pole position, highlighting a notable performance gap. The time difference between the two MCL39 cars was 0.426 seconds, with Piastri's second Q3 lap clocked at 0.392 seconds faster than Norris's best effort. This disparity in qualifying positions was particularly frustrating for Norris, as it mirrored the competitive edge often seen between rival teams, despite the closer grid positions. Full...

Gout Gout, a 17-year-old athlete, clocked an impressive 19.84 seconds in the 200m final at the national championships in Perth, but an illegal tailwind of 2.2m/s prevented an official record. Despite nerves and two false starts, including one that disqualified rival Lachie Kennedy, Gout surpassed his previous best by 0.14 seconds amidst a cheering crowd. He expressed frustration over the wind conditions but celebrated his achievement, noting that he has now run under 20 seconds...

The 57th annual Arcadia Invitational track and field meet kicked off with Servite’s boys 4x100 relay team setting a new state and meet record of 40 seconds flat, defeating Long Beach Poly by 32 hundredths of a second. The Friars also won the 4x400 relay in 3:12.33, while Jane Hedengren established a new national two-mile record of 9:34.12, and Aliso Niguel's Jaslene Massey triumphed in the girls shot put with a throw of 48-09.50. Other...