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MLS commissinoer Don Garber discusses the addition of New York City Football Club for the 2015 season.

MLS commissioner Don Garber discusses the new MLS team in New York City that is set to start playing in the 2015 season.

Brad Blanks plays a Derek Jeter-themed "Fill in the Blanks" on the streets of New York City.

As the Big East Basketball Tournament at Madison Square Garden winds down, several of the regulars illustrate why this New York City spectacle is second to none.

An alternative Brooklyn high school uses a sports and fitness-based curriculum to engage at-risk youth who are off track to graduate.

Nina Kuscsik reflects on being the first woman to officially win the New York City Marathon.

Visit 180 courts in New York City to explore the impressive history of NYC pickup basketball.

Joey Brezinski reigns supreme once again as he wins the 2012 Red Bull Manny Mania World Finals in New York City.

Shenendehowa (Clifton Park, N.Y.) Class of 2013 cornerback Kyle Buss came up with an impressive 100.56 SPARQ rating at the New York City NFSC.

Over 900 athletes came out on April 28th to compete at the New York City Nike Football SPARQ Combine.

Chardon (Chardon, Ohio) Class of 2013 running back Alex Muir made a name for himself at the New York City NFSC by earning a 102.66 SPARQ rating.

Sacred Heart (Waterbury, Conn.) Class of 2013 receiver David Coggins made the trip to the New York City NFSC and earned the No. 5 SPARQ rating of the day.

Sayville (Sayville, N.Y.) Class of 2013 running back John Haggart showed off his athletic talents at the New York City NFSC, racking up the top SPARQ rating of the day.

Tottenville (Staten Island, N.Y.) Class of 2013 running back Augustus Edwards clocked a 4.58 forty-yard dash on his way to a 90.12 SPARQ rating at the New York City NFSC.

Thomas Jefferson (Brooklyn, N.Y.) defensive lineman Ebenezer Ogundeko talks recruiting after a standout performance at the New York City NFSC.

Avon (Avon, Ohio) cornerback Ross Douglas, a verbal commit to Penn State, earned the No. 2 SPARQ rating at the New York City NFSC.