Research shows that female athletes are more likely to tear their ACLs than their male counterparts, but it has yet to determine why. A new study, funded by FIFA, aims to answer that question.

Dr. Amit Momaya is the Chief of Sports Medicine at UAB and specializes in ACL reconstruction. Momaya says the list of reasons ...

The Minnesota Vikings saw one of their best players return to the practice field despite him missing most of 2024 with a ...

Fifteen-year-old Esmee Stuut sprints between cones on a soccer field in the Netherlands, her every movement captured on ...

Marcus Stroman walked off the mound in Somerset with more than just stats in his pocket—he carried momentum, redemption, and ...

LIONESSES ace Millie Bright missed a date with Prince William yesterday — as she is on crutches. The England defender, 31, is ...

“Jaylen Brown today underwent a successful right knee arthroscopic debridement procedure, ” the Celtics announced Wednesday ...

Women’s basketball players – and female athletes across high‐intensity, pivoting sports – are two to eight times more likely ...

Hibs ace Martin Boyle played a starring role as Australia clinched a place at next summer’s World Cup Finals, as the Easter Road icon looks to make amends for the injury nightmare that ruled him out ...