Cary, NC – Cary has established itself as a home for top-level athletics, from the USA Baseball complex to the Triangle Aquatic Center. And this week, that trend will continue as high ranking tennis pros will compete at the Cary Tennis Park in a championship tournament. Read more
Cary, NC – Amidst this year’s Olympics in Rio De Janeiro, the Olympic Committee announced the return of baseball and softball to the Summer Games. And that means Cary’s USA Baseball National Training Complex will be back in the national spotlight as players compete for the opportunity to represent America in 2020. Read more
Cary, NC – With the record for most Gold Medals at a single Olympics Games going to a swimmer, swimming gets a lot of attention every four years at the Summer Games. And this year, one local athlete who trained at the Cary YMCA made it to the Olympic trials to show the world what she’s got. Read more
Cary, NC – Now that we’re midway through the Summer, it’s time to look ahead for hockey season with our Carolina Hurricanes expert, Bob Fennel.
Cary, NC – Once a year, young lacrosse players from all over the country try out to see who has the most potential to go to the National Classic. And this year, one of the representatives for North Carolina is a middle schooler from Cary. Read more
Cary, NC – Just as the beautiful weather and Summer heat are starting up, Cary is ready to host the NCAA Division II Baseball Championship for the eighth consecutive year. Read more
Cary, NC – Despite being in an area with so much interest in soccer, the Triangle has not had a professional women’s team in almost a decade. But that’s all changing with the Oak City Futbol Club starting their first summer season this year. Read more
Raleigh, NC – Did you know that the Triangle has its first professional ultimate frisbee team? You can catch a game through June. Read more
Cary, NC – The Carolina RailHawks won their home game against the Ottawa Fury FC, remaining in first place in the North American Soccer League rankings. Read more
Cary, NC — Raleigh Swimming Association (RSA) swimmer Cothalee Watko has been chosen by USA Swimming to be among the 48 female and 24 male up-and-coming athletes in the United States selected to participate in USA Swimming’s 10th annual National Diversity Select Camp to be held May 5-8, 2016, at the U.S. Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs. Read more