Fisk University junior Morgan Price became the first gymnast from an HBCU to post a perfect score — also known as a “perfect 10” — for her bar routine in a tri-meet at Temple University.

New Orleans artist Tahj Williams used Black Masking Indian methods of beading to build the Super Bowl LIX logo by hand. The stunning creation marks the first time the NFL has collaborated with a local artist on the creation of a Super Bowl logo.

Kahleah Copper tied a WNBA finals record for three pointers scored in a single game.

Micah Parsons became the first player in NFL history to record 12 sacks or more in each of his first five seasons.

WNBA star Angel Reese and Olympic track and field phenom Gabby Thomas graced the cover of VOGUE for the magazine’s “When Sports Met Fashion” release.

A'ja Wilson makes a 4-year-old's dream come true with a sweet surprise that goes viral, capturing hearts nationwide.

Reebok unveils Angel Reese’s signature shoe. The Chicago Sky forward is the first WNBA player in nearly three decades to receive a signature sneaker from Reebok.

Justin Jefferson ties Larry Fitzgerald for the youngest player in NFL history to reach 500 career receptions, cementing his elite status.

Angel Reese and Jalen Hurts are crowned BET Sports Woman and Man of the Year, respectively.

Bryce Young passes Cam Newton for most single-game passing yards in Carolina history.

Jaxon Smith-Njigba shatters the Seahawks' single-season receiving yards record, solidifying his star trajectory.

Shai Gilgeous‑Alexander — MVP, Finals MVP & NBA Champion

Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone named World Athletics Female Athlete of the Year after a historic, undefeated season.

Autumn Lockwood becomes the first black female coach to win a Super Bowl, shattering barriers on the sideline.

Claressa Shields signs one of the most lucrative deals in women’s boxing history.

 Over nine days and forty-nine events, the track and field athletes of the United States won a record setting sixteen world championships at the 2025 World Athletics Championships in Tokyo. Melissa Jefferson-Wooden led the gold medal count for Team USA with three gold medals.

Angel Reese is the fastest player in WNBA history to reach 500+ points and 500+ rebounds — doing it in just 38 games. She broke the previous 44-game record held by Tina Charles.

Desean Jackson revives Delaware State Football program

A'ja Wilson Secures her fourth WNBA MVP award, cementing her dynasty in Las Vegas.

Coco Gauff Captures The French Open Crown.

Dawn Staley honored with statue at the University of South Carolina.

Saquon Barkley Becomes the First Running Back in NFL History to Eclipse 2,500 Rushing Yards in a Single Campaign.

WNBA Champion Angel Reese Makes Head-Turning Debut on the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show Stage.

LeBron James Makes History in League-Record 23rd Season Debut, Extending His Unmatched Career.

Travis Hunter becomes the first two-way player in modern history to win the Heisman Trophy, electrifying college football.