Feb 20 - By The Associated Press, msnbc.com - Only on msnbc.com
U.S. National Champion figure skater and Vancouver 2010 candidate Evan Lysacek will not be caught dead in a sequined skating getup from Russia — but he wear Dior and bring his quad to competition. Here, the stylish 24-year old athlete from Illinois answers reader questions about fashion, his heroes, and the famed quadruple jump.
Feb 10 - By Associated Press
A freshman basketball player who died during practice at a North Carolina school has become the state's fifth high school athlete to die in the academic year, an official who tracks such information said.
Jan 20 - By Ethan J. Skolnick, msnbc.com - Only on msnbc.com
Lawrence Taylor struck fear into opponents. Just ask Joe Theismann.
Oct 30 - By Associated Press
The Chinese government, concerned about the possibility of demonstrations during the Beijing Olympics, created a list of nine U.S. athletes and one assistant coach it thought might cause problems, USA Today reported Thursday.
Oct 4 - By Thomas Watkins, Associated Press Writer
The unlikely stars of Ice Cube's new video are the grieving relatives of a 17-year-old high school football star who was shot to death outside his home.
Jun 19 - By Associated Press
A suspected gang member has been ordered to stand trial in the shooting death of a Los Angeles high school football star.
Jun 9 - By Vanessa Gera, Associated Press Writers
A diagnosis of bone marrow disease at 17 did not stop volleyball player Agata Mroz from helping Poland's national women's team win two European gold medals since 2003.
May 13 - By Thomas Watkins, Associated Press Writer
The community solidarity that followed the killing of high school football star Jamiel Shaw Jr. did not last.
May 12 - By Sarah Larimer, Associated Press Writer
The Cuban national judo team prepared to return home Monday without one of its stars, whose weekend disappearance fueled speculation she is defecting.
May 11 - By Associated Press
A member of Cuba's women's national judo team left the team at some point Sunday afternoon following the final day of the Pan American Judo Championships.
May 6 - By Associated Press
Former Montana State basketball player Branden Miller has been sentenced to 125 years in prison in the shooting death of a suspected drug dealer.
Apr 9 - By Associated Press
A man alleged to be a Los Angeles gang member has pleaded not guilty to a charge of killing a high school football star.
Jan 16 - By Associated Press
A high school track star has been disqualified from a meet because officials said the custom-made outfit she wears to conform to her Muslim faith violated competition rules.
Dec 21 - By Howard Ulman, AP Sports Writer
Tom Brady arrives at Gillette Stadium before the sun comes up.
Dec 21 - By Doug Ferguson, AP Golf Writer
Lorena Ochoa didn't have a blueprint for becoming the best in the world, and she certainly didn't have a role model. Mexico had yet to produce anything resembling a world-class golfer, and Ochoa did not look like one at age 12.
Dec 13 - By Andy Dehnart, msnbc.com - Only on msnbc.com
During "Survivor: China's" 11 weeks, the contestants who appeared stronger externally have been systematically voted out by less-obvious contenders.
Nov 23 - By John Christoffersen, AP Business Writer
A former high school wrestling star who fled to Europe before his rape trial and lived a jet-set life for years before surrendering was released from prison Friday.
Nov 6 - By Stephanie Nano, Associated Press Writer
An enlarged heart is the biggest cause of sudden death among young athletes, deaths that could be prevented with more and better screening, experts said after the weekend death of a marathon runner.
Dec 27 - By James Prichard, AP Business Writer
His deliberate manner of speaking, some highly publicized mishaps and a recurring Chevy Chase bit in the early days of "Saturday Night Live" helped advance the notion that Gerald R. Ford was a bit of a klutz. In fact, Ford was one of the nation's fittest and most athletic presidents.
Dec 26 - By Doug Ferguson, AP Golf Writer
Lorena Ochoa learned at an early age to aim high and not be afraid to fail. She was 12 when she trained six months to climb the snow-covered top of Pico de Orizaba, Mexico's tallest mountain at 18,405 feet. When she was 5, Ochoa fell some 15 feet from a tree and broke both wrists, leaving her in a cast from her shoulders to her fingers.
Apr 18 - By Associated Press
A high school track athlete who uses a wheelchair will be allowed to race alongside her teammates for the rest of the school year under a federal judge's order.