Author: Christine Brennan, USA TODAY

As Spain celebrated its World Cup win, its soccer federation president grabbed his crotch and later planted an unwanted kiss on the star player.

Ledecky dominated a stacked field in her favorite race to pass Michael Phelps for the most individual world swimming titles in history with 16.

Kelsey Parker Gislason, a longtime social media supporter of the late John Coughlin, is removed from “athlete-facing role” with U.S. Figure Skating.

By not playing hardball with LIV, golf’s leaders opened door to being swallowed whole by its awfulness. Now PGA Tour is LIV, and LIV is the PGA Tour.

Last week, USFS and PSA honored skating coach Christopher Pottenger, who was suspended in 2010 for alleged sexual relationship with 16-year-old boy.

Olympian Ashley Wagner, one of at least four skaters who accused John Coughlin of sexual assault, rips USFS for hiring a Coughlin supporter.

Recent comments by Ilia Malinin show the conversation around the sexuality and perceptions of men in figure skating isn’t likely to end anytime soon.

Sunday at the Masters may be day of great angst for golf’s leaders. A man kicked off the PGA Tour for taking Saudi blood money may win a green jacket.

Thankfully, no one was hurt when three trees fell near spectators. But with rain and high winds in forecast, should Augusta National let fans return?