Branden Litle

Japan secured their first-ever SheBelieves Cup title with a 2-1 victory over the USWNT, handing Emma Hayes her first loss as head coach. Despite Ally Sentnor’s equalizer, Japan’s tactical discipline and goals from Yuka Momiki and Toko Koga proved decisive, highlighting gaps in the US squad as they build toward the 2027 World Cup.

No. 6 Maryland walked into the Carrier Dome and walked out with a season-defining upset over No. 2 Syracuse. The Terrapins reminded college lacrosse exactly who they are — and that the road to Memorial Day still runs through College Park.

Temple led for long stretches on its home floor, but a late surge from Tulsa flipped the script and sent the Owls to another gut-punch conference loss. Here's how the Golden Hurricane stole one in Philadelphia.

East Carolina and Temple traded haymakers in a physical AAC battle that tested both rosters' resolve. Beyond the box score, it was a night that reminded everyone what conference basketball is really about.

Temple stunned No. 18 Memphis with an 88–81 victory at Liacouras Center, fueled by a dominant 49–25 rebounding advantage and a balanced offensive effort led by Jamal Mashburn Jr.'s 21 points. The Owls improved to 7–0 at home, showcasing resilience and composure to fend off a late Tigers rally.

Indiana outlasted Penn State 77–71 in a hard-fought Big Ten battle at The Palestra, led by Oumar Ballo’s 25-point, 13-rebound performance and Mackenzie Mgbako’s second-half surge. Despite a late comeback fueled by three-point shooting, Penn State’s cold start and poor free throw percentage proved too much to overcome.

Temple opened AAC play with a 91-85 win over Wichita State, powered by Jamal Mashburn Jr.'s 24 points and a decisive late-game run. The Owls remain unbeaten at home and showcased their depth with five players scoring in double figures.

Temple Owls delivered an impressive 20-10 victory over the Tulsa Golden Hurricane during their Homecoming game, powered by a strong defense and key performances from QB Evan Simon and RB Terrez Worthy. This marks Temple’s second win of the season.

The Temple Owls suffered a tough 42-14 defeat to the undefeated Army Black Knights, with Army QB Bryson Daily leading the charge with three rushing touchdowns and 152 yards on the ground. Despite Temple's late offensive efforts, Army's dominant ground game and disciplined execution proved overwhelming.

The Philadelphia Union's gutsy performance against Mazatlán earned them a place in the Leagues Cup Semifinals, showcasing their determination and resilience even when faced with adversity.

The Philadelphia Union secured a 1-0 victory over Charlotte FC in their opening match of the 2024 Leagues Cup at Subaru Park, thanks to a goal from Tai Baribo. This win marks their third consecutive home victory across all competitions.

In a historic night at Subaru Park, the Philadelphia Union secured a dominant 5-1 victory over the New England Revolution, marked by the debut of 14-year-old Cavan Sullivan, the youngest player ever in Major League Soccer.