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A Valley City State University freshman just claimed her first collegiate championship in American trap shooting, winning in a dramatic shoot-off. Gretchen Deaver's perfect form helped her hit 94 out of 100 targets at the North Dakota State Collegiate Championship.
A 26-year-old shooter from Haryana just made history at the World Cup in Italy, ending a 16-year medal drought and proving India's growing dominance in international shooting sports.
A Massachusetts high school senior brought home gold and bronze medals from the Junior Olympics in Colorado Springs. Ammar Bagasra dominated the under-18 pistol shooting events and now heads to Nationals this summer.
The Toronto Raptors made NBA history by winning a playoff game while shooting just 13% from three-point range, proving defense and determination can overcome cold shooting. Their gritty 93-89 victory tied the series 2-2 with Cleveland, showing what's possible when a team refuses to quit.
A Kansas community turned clay shooting into a fundraising powerhouse for cystic fibrosis research, celebrating nearly a quarter century of support. Scientists can now cure CF in the lab but need funding to perfect the delivery method.
When 18 people were wounded in a Minneapolis church shooting, University of Minnesota volunteers provided mental health support to 200 grieving community members over 10 days. Their response earned them the city's Community Hero Award.
A former world champion just shattered the men's speedgolf world record by running an entire golf course in 40 minutes while shooting 8-under par. Robin Smith did it with only four clubs and an injured Achilles tendon.
Three U.S. Army marksmen dominated a 524-competitor field at the Northeast's toughest shooting championship, taking home division titles through precision and discipline. Their victories showcase military excellence translating to competitive success.
A young Iranian soldier faces execution after refusing orders to fire on peaceful protesters, choosing humanity over obedience. His courage during nationwide demonstrations has sparked international calls for justice.
Former College of Charleston basketball player Dalton Bolon is attempting to break the Guinness World Record for most three-pointers made in 24 hours. Every shot he takes will raise money for his friend battling cancer. #
A cherry tree planted by high school sweethearts in 2007 mysteriously sprouted baby offshoots the same year the couple gave birth to twins. The stunning coincidence has captured 48 million viewers on Instagram.
Former Charleston basketball player Dalton Bolon will attempt to break the Guinness World Record for most three-pointers in 24 hours to fund his best friend's cancer treatment. The same friend who rebounded for him every day in college now faces stage 4 colon cancer.
Michigan just won the 2026 NCAA basketball championship despite playing their ugliest game all season. The Wolverines proved championships aren't always won with flash, beating UConn 69-63 with grit and defense when their shots wouldn't fall.
Blades Brown, just 18 years old, shot a course record 60 and tied golf legend Scottie Scheffler for the lead at The American Express tournament. He came within one putt of making PGA Tour history with a legendary 59.
Former college star Frankie Harris shot a jaw-dropping 59 in his final round to win his first professional tournament, just six starts into his career. The back-nine charge at the Pinnacle Bank Championship included an incredible 27 strokes and propelled him from behind to victory.
Norway's football squad traded traditional airplane steps for authentic Viking costumes and shields in a stunning fjord photoshoot. Photographer David Yarrow made sure every player, from £200m stars to backup goalkeepers, occupied equal space in the frame.
NBA legend Derrick Rose was captured spending quality time with his son on the basketball court, sharing the game he loves with the next generation. The touching moment has warmed hearts across social media.
Golfer Wyndham Clark ended an 18-month victory drought with a spectacular 11-under 60 in the final round of the CJ Cup Byron Nelson. He nearly shot golf's rarest achievement—a 59—missing by inches on his final hole.
A bald eagle is healing at a Vancouver Island wildlife center after being shot, while British Columbia moves forward with a historic ban on lead ammunition to protect raptors. The province's proposed regulation could save countless eagles from accidental poisoning.
Michael Montague, a seventh-grader who beat leukemia after two years of chemotherapy, got to practice with Baylor's basketball team and inspire players with his courage. The visit was part of the American Cancer Society's Coaches vs. Cancer program, which has raised over $169 million for research.
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