The Daily Caller

Not over, but through a fence

Softball player sues coach after she allegedly made girl play with broken finger

In the ultra-competitive environment of Capitol Hill softball, launching a successful political website is much easier than forming a successful softball team

Competitive cheerleading is not an official sport that colleges can use to meet gender-equity requirements, a federal judge ruled Wednesday in Connecticut

Woman says church called her ‘deviant’, ejected her softball team from league

The sport where 1-0 games were once commonplace has turned into something closer to a home run derby, and it was never more evident than in Game 2 of the World Series finals

In the history of college basketball, no coach or school has come close to John Wooden’s 10 NCAA championships

Three bisexual men are suing a national gay athletic league, saying they were discriminated against during the Gay Softball World Series held in Seattle two years ago

ALBUQUERQUE—Having left Vancouver for a long weekend in the Bay Area, I now arrived in the frozen desert. It was 38°F when I landed, and the temperature dropped below freezing overnight. Never mind that I was now over 1,000 miles south of the Winter Games; I had returned to winter for the first time since leaving D.C. on the last flight out of Dulles before the airport shut down two weeks ago.