Profound sports figure and inspirational coach Mac Stephens joined ‘Tucker Carlson Today’ to discuss how he discovered his purpose in life through coaching and how he was able to motivate kids and ...

Just like Jason Sudeikis' character in Ted Lasso, you don't have to be an expert in the sport you're coaching. You just need to have an open mind.

A sports movie or TV show is only as good as the coach at the center of its story. Whether you're talking about pros, college athletes, or kids, all athletes need an inspiring coach to teach them not ...

In episode No. 45 of the "Inspirational Athletes" podcast, LNP sports reporter John Walk drops by Manheim Township High School to chat with Blue Streaks’ football coach Mark Evans. A 1985 Cedar Crest ...

Ask any hitter who has come through the Rutgers baseball program over the past 28 years and they'll tell you Glen Gardner is one part motivational speaker, one part bat whisperer. The beloved Rutgers ...

Northshore coaching legend Gene Bennett, who passed away two years ago, will be inducted into the Louisiana High School Sports Hall of Fame. Bennett inspired students beyond the sports field. Updated: ...

SAN ANTONIO - Noah Miller, the one-time coach at San Antonio Christian, and the inspiration behind #NoahStrong, died Thursday afternoon. On Friday at San Antonio Christian, kids honored Miller by ...

Ask Glen Gardner for a moment that stands out in the four decades he spent with the Rutgers baseball program as a player and coach and he can’t pick one. “For me it was just going to practice and ...

The new coach of Mexico City's Capitanes mirrors Mazzulla's cross-sport approach heading into the next G League season.

"Coach" Willie McQueen rolled the basketball out on the court inside the gymnasium annex of a church located on the Flint's North End. He then rolled himself to midcourt in his wheelchair. "OK, let's ...

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SAN FRANCISCO – Charlie Wedemeyer, a Northern California high school football coach who inspired athletes and others with his long-term battle against Lou Gehrig’s disease, died Thursday. He was 64.