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Scotland’s Wheelchair Basketball Teams Shine at Commonwealth Games in Glasgow

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Scotland’s women’s wheelchair 3×3 basketball team secured a silver medal after defeating Australia in the semi‑final and losing to England in the gold‑medal match at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow. The men’s 3×3 side also celebrated a bronze medal, beating New Zealand in their contest. Veteran Robyn Love, who also coaches the women’s squad, reflected on the emotional journey from a car‑park venue in Birmingham four years earlier to the SEC arena today.

LeBron James Signs with 76ers in Final NBA Chapter

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LeBron James, the 41‑year‑old NBA superstar and all‑time leading scorer, confirmed he will leave the Los Angeles Lakers to sign with the Philadelphia 76ers for his final season. The move follows rumors linking him to several other teams and includes a quote expressing his excitement to help the 76ers become a championship contender.

Caitlin Clark Confronts Referee After Disputed Calls in Indiana Fever Loss

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WNBA star Caitlin Clark confronted referee Gerda Gatling after disputed calls during a loss to the Golden State Valkyries. Clark claimed she was fouled five times and criticized the officiating, returning to play despite a leg injury. This follows previous complaints about Gatling’s calls and coach Stephanie White’s recent criticism of referees.

Wembanyama Signs Maximum Extension with Spurs After Defensive Player of Year Award

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NBA star Victor Wembanyama has signed a five-year, $252 million contract extension with the San Antonio Spurs, the maximum allowable for a rookie scale player. The deal includes an option in the fifth season and prioritizes financial flexibility for the team. Wembanyama, 22, helped the Spurs reach the 2025 NBA Finals and recently won the NBA Defensive Player of the Year award.

Fever Coach Blasts Referees for Dangerous Play Against Clark in Phoenix Loss

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Indiana Fever head coach Stephanie White condemned officials for failing to call dangerous fouls on star player Caitlin Clark during a 111-109 loss to Phoenix Mercury. Clark suffered a back injury after uncalled incidents, including a knee to the groin and a potential foul during a three-pointer attempt. White emphasized the lack of consistency in officiating and the risks faced by Clark, a record-breaking collegiate player.