Military Sports

A sergeant who earned four gold medals swimming at the Invictus Games will receive the Pat Tillman Award for Service.

A weed-infested golf course at Fort Bragg has bloomed into a major league-quality baseball field on the vast U.S. Army post.

Class of 2016 member Kasey McCravey’s viral-video-making leap over a catcher is in contention for “Best Play”

A 23-year-old deadeye with the Army Marksmanship Unit qualified for the U.S. Olympic Team on Sunday in air rifle, one of five athletes to make the squad in the final shooting trial before the games in Rio de Janeiro.

A team including two active-duty Army officers and a retired wounded warrior reached the summit of Mount Everest on Tuesday, capping an expedition designed to launch a new outreach program for veterans and raise awareness of service members’ mental health issues.

The Warrior Games won’t have the pomp, star power or TV audience of the Invictus Games that wrapped up last week.

A mixed martial arts promotion has launched a nationwide search to find two veterans to square off on national television as part of a Nov. 12 fight card, and while experience in the cage is a plus, it’s not a must.

Trying to score from second base on a single to shallow center field can make for some drama at home plate. 

Kelsey Minato dreamed of playing in the WNBA growing up but wasn’t sure that would ever become a reality.

An elite force of nature. A hard-charger, faster than his peers, carrying on a legacy of success.