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The complete list of picks from the 2012 WPS draft.

The Scot usually travels with her husband-caddie and two little girls, but this time they stayed home. Mom won by four strokes.

The postseason has been a showcase of huge performances from the league's biggest stars -- and some newer names, too.

espnW was blogging all the action from the 2011 NFL draft. We were there for the first round's surprise and not-so surprise picks, the players' first quotes in their new jerseys and all the celebs hanging out in Radio City.

In a game full of ugly plays and ugly coaching decisions, none was uglier than Jay Cutler's baffling knee injury. Melissa Jacobs weighs in on an NFC Championship Game that was more about defense than quarterback greatness.

World No. 1 Inbee Park shoots a 4-under 68 to grab the lead heading into the final round of the LPGA Championship.

Wow, what a great run through the first two rounds of the tournament. We knew when we saw the draw that it would not be easy. Even though we are a No. 1 seed, we had to travel to Iowa City. After we beat Tennessee-Martin in the opening round, we f...

Vegas Trip or Breakfast in Bed? Sleeping In or Summer Street Fest? We're down to the Elite Eight in our annual Bracket of Awesome. Vote now!

In dispatching Galina Voskoboeva in an hour at the Australian Open, Venus Williams displayed the form she had before she had to live with Sjogren's syndrome, Bonnie D. Ford writes.

From last weekend's top performances to this weekend's best matchups, here's all you need to know about the NCAA soccer tournament.

With a 4-1 win against La Salle, the Cavaliers remained one of just five teams to make the second round every year since 2001, when the field expanded to 64.

Ana Ivanovic hadn't made it past the fourth round in a Grand Slam since winning the French Open and becoming No. 1 in 2008. She'll face Serena Williams, whom she never has beaten, in the quarterfinals.

The latest Bracket of Awesome -- the body edition -- ogles the athletes with the best bods. Whose is most awesome? You get to decide.

Maria Sharapova was downcast but philosophical after a fourth-round loss that means her brief reign atop the world rankings will end.

Venus Williams fell meekly to 79th-ranked Elena Vesnina, 6-1, 6-3 in the first round at Wimbledon. Can Williams fare any better on the same courts when the Olympics begin later this month?

Elite track cyclist Liz Reap Carlson, faster than ever at 42, has sped past obstacles to have a shot at the London Games.