You would think Kevin would be more likely to break his jaw switch ollieing this beast than playing miniature golf.

Picking Up Speed: Kevin Romar

SoCal ripper, Kevin Romar takes new sponsor for a spin.

Brandon Biebel

Brandon Biebel. Sickest dude ever. I envy his energy. This was at the Eric Koston Active Charity golf tournament about a year and a half ago. I was ro...

Lizard King

Backside lipslide—You want to know the secret to make Lizard get the most ridiculous tricks? Make sure he parties all night—helps if he goes h...

A Day with J. Eldg

If you've been wondering what the All-American man of skateboarding has been up to, check out the crail to see a video of Justin Eldridge's Slice...

Solheim's cup runneth over during American victory

It's been a brutally disappointing year for the country's best female professional golfers. Scott Halleran/Getty Images Every time Christina Kim ...

Qualls defies odds on ice

Kevin Qualls might have been born without a right arm, but the hockey star has more than enough courage and pluck to make up for it, writes Jeff Miller.

Action Sports Report

...Ed.'s Note: The Action Sports Report is a weekly blog that covers sports from skateboarding to snowboarding to FMX.] For the next few days, the epicenter of skiing and snowboarding isn't...

The Full Brian Anderson Interview

Just sitting and listening to Brian Anderson talk about a game of SKATE he had with his childhood idol, Brian Lotti, I realized I had to dial it back ...

Baseball, softball, golf among sports to seek spot in 2016 Games

Leaders of baseball and softball, along with five other sports seeking inclusion in the 2016 Summer Games, will present their cases Friday to the International Olympic Committee.

ESPN RISE High Five archive

Want to know more about the athletes we've featured on ESPNRISE.com and in ESPN RISE Magazine? Check out our High Five archive.

The Legend Of Willie Mac

Once upon a time, there was a kid named Will Mackenzie who could play golf. Really, really well. As it happens, that's just the beginning of his big little story.

Chaney enjoys his 'do nothing' phase of life

As Temple prepares to begin its third season without him, you will not find a man more content in his golden years than former coach John Chaney, writes Dana O'Neil.

SECOND LOOK: FIELDS OF STUDY

[Ed.'s Note: In the latest issue of The Mag, Brett Zarda outlines a few of the major sports science studies making headlines today. Here's a little mo...

ESPY Award winners

A list of all the winners from the 2008 ESPY awards.