On February 6, the athletes of Team Haiti proudly marched during the Opening Ceremony, representing their nation on the global stage as part of the traditional Parade of Nations. The moment symbolized national pride, resilience, and the continued presence of Haiti in international competition.
Waving the Haitian flag and wearing their national colors, Team Haiti joined delegations from around the world to officially mark the beginning of the Olympic Games. The ceremony celebrated unity through sport, bringing together athletes from every continent in one of the most recognizable traditions in global athletics.
For Haiti’s athletes, the march was more than ceremonial — it was a powerful reminder of the country’s determination, talent, and growing presence in international sports competition. See more
Waving the Haitian flag and wearing their national colors, Team Haiti joined delegations from around the world to officially mark the beginning of the Olympic Games. The ceremony celebrated unity through sport, bringing together athletes from every continent in one of the most recognizable traditions in global athletics.
For Haiti’s athletes, the march was more than ceremonial — it was a powerful reminder of the country’s determination, talent, and growing presence in international sports competition. See more
In a breathtaking display of marksmanship, Malcolm Whitlow, the pure shooter and agile guard for Embry Riddle, sent shockwaves through the Division 2 Men's Basketball Championship in their opening round clash against Alabama Huntsville. With the grace of a sharpshooter and the precision of a surgeon, Whitlow lit up the scoreboard with an astonishing 35-point performance.
From the opening tip-off, Whitlow showcased his shooting prowess, effortlessly sinking shots from beyond the arc with sniper-like accuracy. His 11-of-18 shooting from the three-point line left the opposing defense scrambling and unable to contain his offensive onslaught. Each shot seemed to find the bottom of the net with unerring consistency, electrifying the crowd and leaving them in awe of his talent.
But Whitlow's impact extended beyond mere scoring. His court vision and ball-handling skills kept the defense off balance, allowing him to create scoring opportunities not just for himself, but also for his teammates. His ability to command attention from defenders opened up lanes and created mismatches, further cementing his status as a force to be reckoned with on the court.
As the final buzzer sounded, Whitlow's remarkable performance had propelled his team to a resounding victory, setting the stage for what promises to be an exhilarating championship journey. With his lethal shooting touch and unwavering determination, Malcolm Whitlow has firmly established himself as a standout star in Division 2 basketball, leaving a lasting impression on all who witnessed his brilliance on the hardwood. See more
From the opening tip-off, Whitlow showcased his shooting prowess, effortlessly sinking shots from beyond the arc with sniper-like accuracy. His 11-of-18 shooting from the three-point line left the opposing defense scrambling and unable to contain his offensive onslaught. Each shot seemed to find the bottom of the net with unerring consistency, electrifying the crowd and leaving them in awe of his talent.
But Whitlow's impact extended beyond mere scoring. His court vision and ball-handling skills kept the defense off balance, allowing him to create scoring opportunities not just for himself, but also for his teammates. His ability to command attention from defenders opened up lanes and created mismatches, further cementing his status as a force to be reckoned with on the court.
As the final buzzer sounded, Whitlow's remarkable performance had propelled his team to a resounding victory, setting the stage for what promises to be an exhilarating championship journey. With his lethal shooting touch and unwavering determination, Malcolm Whitlow has firmly established himself as a standout star in Division 2 basketball, leaving a lasting impression on all who witnessed his brilliance on the hardwood. See more
Sha'Carri Richardson showed off with a dominant performance at the NYC Grand Prix in June of 2022, winning the women's 200m in a time of 22.38.
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The summer stage was big — but Armani McFadden rose to the challenge. From Run 4 Roses in Kentucky to tournaments across the country, Armani continued to prove why she’s one of the most intriguing players in the Class of 2032.
At 6’1 with natural athleticism and fluid movement, Armani dominates the floor on both ends. What makes her story even more special is that she’s only been playing basketball since 2024, yet she’s already turning heads on national circuits.
Training under Miami Country Day’s 10-time state champion coach, Coach Slim, Armani’s game is growing fast. These summer tournaments were just another glimpse at her sky-high potential. The message is clear: Armani McFadden is a name to remember. See more
At 6’1 with natural athleticism and fluid movement, Armani dominates the floor on both ends. What makes her story even more special is that she’s only been playing basketball since 2024, yet she’s already turning heads on national circuits.
Training under Miami Country Day’s 10-time state champion coach, Coach Slim, Armani’s game is growing fast. These summer tournaments were just another glimpse at her sky-high potential. The message is clear: Armani McFadden is a name to remember. See more
Before the Overtime Nationals championship game, Corner Canyon confidently claimed they’d score “way more than seven” on St. Frances Academy. But with SFA holding their last five opponents to just seven points, the Panthers once again proved why their defense is the most feared unit in high school football.
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