[Archive 2010-11-16] NASCAR: Edwards wins 2010 Kobalt Tools 500
Historical Wikinews report from 2010-11-16. Roush Fenway Racing driver Carl Edwards, who qualified on the pole position, won the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series 2010 Kobalt Too
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[Archive 2011-04-18] NASCAR: Johnson beats Bowyer for victory in Aarons' 499
Historical Wikinews report from 2011-04-18. Hendrick Motorsports driver Jimmie Johnson won his first race of the 2011 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series season, and his second car
[Archive 2010-10-11] NASCAR: Tony Stewart wins 2010 Pepsi Max 400
Historical Wikinews report from 2010-10-11. Stewart Haas Racing driver Tony Stewart, who qualified twenty-second, won the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series 2010 Pepsi Max 400 hel
[Archive 2013-03-01] Nathalie Carpanedo finishes wild card run at 2013 IPC Alpine World Championships
Historical Wikinews report from 2013-03-01. Wednesday, Spanish LW10-2 classified sit skier Nathalie Carpanedo finished her wild card run at the IPC Alpine World Champion
[Archive 2014-09-14] National Football League from United States Senators: zero tolerance on domestic violence
Historical Wikinews report from 2014-09-14. National Football League (NFL) commissioner Roger Goodell received a letter from sixteen female United States Senators on Thu
[Archive 2007-09-30] National Football League: Quarterback Brett Favre breaks record for touchdowns
Historical Wikinews report from 2007-09-30. Quarterback Brett Favre of the Green Bay Packers broke Dan Marino's record for career touchdown passes on Sunday, throwing nu
[Archive 2013-05-14] National Rugby League Women in League Round celebrates sons
Historical Wikinews report from 2013-05-14. Australia's National Rugby League (NRL) is to celebrate "Women in League" week, starting yesterday, with themes including son
[Archive 2023-01-02] "National treasure": Former Brazilian footballer Pelé dies at age 82
Historical Wikinews report from 2023-01-02. Former Brazilian association football player Edson Arantes do Nascimento, better known as Pelé, died in São Paulo of multiple
[Archive 2010-07-08] NBA free agency: Bosh, Wade to sign with Miami Heat
Historical Wikinews report from 2010-07-08. National Basketball Association (NBA) free agents Chris Bosh and Dwyane Wade will sign with the Miami Heat, the pair announce
[Archive 2008-02-17] NBA holds second annual NBDL All-Star game
Historical Wikinews report from 2008-02-17. As part of the NBA all-star weekend, the National Basketball Development League held its second annual all-star game featurin
[Archive 2010-01-15] NBA star Gilbert Arenas pleads guilty to gun possession, could face six months in prison
Historical Wikinews report from 2010-01-15. Gilbert Arenas, a star player in the American National Basketball Association's Washington Wizards, now faces up to six month
[Archive 2008-02-02] NBA: Grizzlies trade Pau Gasol to Lakers
Historical Wikinews report from 2008-02-02. On Friday, the Memphis Grizzlies of the National Basketball Association agreed to send forward-center Pau Gasol and their 201
[Archive 2010-07-09] NBA: LeBron James announces that he will join the Miami Heat
Historical Wikinews report from 2010-07-09. NBA small forward LeBron James announced today that he will "take his talents to South Beach and join the Miami Heat," after
[Archive 2007-07-30] NBA: Minnesota ready to trade Kevin Garnett to Boston
Historical Wikinews report from 2007-07-30. Citing "league sources," both CNN/SI and the Boston Globe are reporting that Kevin Garnett is going to the Boston Celtics in
[Archive 2007-04-02] NCAA Basketball: Florida Gators win Men's Basketball Championship
Historical Wikinews report from 2007-04-02. The Florida Gators became the NCAA Men's Basketball champions for the second straight year Monday night, defeating the Ohio S
[Archive 2007-03-25] NCAA Basketball: Florida, Georgetown join UCLA, OSU in Final Four
Historical Wikinews report from 2007-03-25. Joakim Noah and the Florida Gators are heading back to the Final Four, looking for a second straight national championship. L
[Archive 2007-03-24] NCAA Basketball: UCLA defeats Kansas, Ohio State holds off Memphis
Historical Wikinews report from 2007-03-24. The Ohio State Buckeyes defeated the Memphis Tigers to advance to the Final Four for the first time since 1999 at the Alamodo
[Archive 2010-05-28] NCAA Basketball: University of Connecticut cited for eight major rules violations
Historical Wikinews report from 2010-05-28. The men's basketball program of the University of Connecticut (UConn) has been cited by the National Collegiate Athletic Asso
[Archive 2007-04-08] NCAA Football: Three Gopher players arrested following rape allegations
Historical Wikinews report from 2007-04-08. Three players for the University of Minnesota Golden Gophers football team have been arrested following a rape allegation. Th
[Archive 2010-06-11] NCAA Football: USC banned from bowl games for two seasons, wins vacated
Historical Wikinews report from 2010-06-11. The University of Southern California's football team was heavily penalized by the National Collegiate Athletic Association (
[Archive 2007-05-08] NCAA Sports: Mid-Con name to be dropped in favor of Summit League
Historical Wikinews report from 2007-05-08. A major change for one of the United States Division I NCAA member conferences was accidentally leaked to the news media a we
[Archive 2010-07-07] Netherlands beats Uruguay 3-2 in FIFA World Cup semifinals
Historical Wikinews report from 2010-07-07. The Netherlands defeated Uruguay in the semifinals of the 2010 FIFA World Cup on Tuesday. Uruguay was the last South American
[Archive 2015-10-14] Netherlands out of Euro 2016 as van Persie scores own goal against Czech Republic
Historical Wikinews report from 2015-10-14. Yesterday, the Netherlands football team crashed out of the UEFA Euro Cup 2016 after a 2–3 defeat against the Czech Republic
[Archive 2007-12-30] New England Patriots go undefeated in NFL regular season
Historical Wikinews report from 2007-12-30. With a 38-35 victory over the New York Giants at Giants Stadium Saturday night, the New England Patriots became the second te
[Archive 2010-07-15] New York Yankees executive George Steinbrenner dies at 80
Historical Wikinews report from 2010-07-15. George Michael Steinbrenner III, businessman, owner and former principal executive of the New York Yankees, died at 6:30 a.m.
[Archive 2024-10-24] New Zealand defeats South Africa to win 2024 women's T20 cricket world cup
Historical Wikinews report from 2024-10-24. On October 20, New Zealand won the 2024 ICC Women's T20 World Cup, defeating South Africa by 32 runs in the tournament's fina
[Archive 2011-03-25] New Zealand enters semi-finals as South Africa fails again in Cricket World Cup
Historical Wikinews report from 2011-03-25. South Africa crashed out of the 2011 Cricket World Cup after being beaten by New Zealand in the quarterfinals, played at Mirp
[Archive 2009-10-29] Newcastle United's St. James' Park naming rights go up for sale
Historical Wikinews report from 2009-10-29. The naming rights for St James' Park, the home ground of English football club Newcastle United F.C., are to be put up for sa
[Archive 2008-02-12] Newspaper campaigns to elevate Vancouver Olympic character from sidekick status
Historical Wikinews report from 2008-02-12. The only real animal out of the bunch, Mukmuk, shouldn't be stuck with second billing among 2010 Winter Olympic mascots, says
[Archive 2016-10-24] Neymar signs contract extension with Barça till 2021
Historical Wikinews report from 2016-10-24. On Friday, Catalonian football club FC Barcelona announced Brazilian forward Neymar signed a five-year contract extension, wh
[Archive 2006-03-09] NFL owners agree to CBA extension, 30-2
Historical Wikinews report from 2006-03-09. The owners of the teams of the National Football League agreed Wednesday night at 7:35 p.m. EDT--25 minutes before a final de
[Archive 2007-07-20] NFL star Michael Vick indicted for running dog fighting operation
Historical Wikinews report from 2007-07-20. Atlanta Falcons quarterback Michael Vick and three other men were indicted on Tuesday by a federal grand jury on charges of c
[Archive 2008-08-07] NFL: Brett Favre traded to the New York Jets
Historical Wikinews report from 2008-08-07. Quarterback Brett Favre has been traded to the New York Jets for a conditional fourth-round draft selection in the 2009 NFL D
[Archive 2008-10-11] NFL: Cowboys cornerback Pacman Jones can't discuss police incident
Historical Wikinews report from 2008-10-11. Dallas Cowboys cornerback Adam "Pacman" Jones was not available to speak with reporters Thursday after a Tuesday night incide
[Archive 2007-03-22] NFL: Marshall Faulk expected to retire
Historical Wikinews report from 2007-03-22. Marshall Faulk, the National Football League's 9th all time rushing yards leader is expected to announce his retirement from
[Archive 2008-12-29] NFL: Packers defeat Lions 31–21, Lions become first team to finish season with 0-16 record
Historical Wikinews report from 2008-12-29. The Green Bay Packers defeated the Detroit Lions on Sunday evening by a final score of 31–21, effectively ending the Lions' s
[Archive 2007-04-06] NFL: Ricky Williams applies for reinstatement
Historical Wikinews report from 2007-04-06. Miami Dolphins running back Ricky Williams, who has applied for reinstatement to the NFL, told ESPN Radio's Dan Patrick on Fr
[Archive 2008-01-01] NHL game held outdoors in stadium; Pittsburgh defeats Buffalo in shootout
Historical Wikinews report from 2008-01-01. On New Year's Day, the Buffalo Sabres and Pittsburgh Penguins of the National Hockey League played in the AMP Energy NHL Wint
[Archive 2010-01-03] NHL: Boston Bruins win Winter Classic in overtime
Historical Wikinews report from 2010-01-03. The Boston Bruins won against the Philadelphia Flyers at Boston's historic Fenway Park becoming the first home team to win th
[Archive 2007-05-17] NHL: Buffalo Sabres beat Ottawa Senators 3 to 2
Historical Wikinews report from 2007-05-17. The Buffalo Sabres have beat the Ottawa Senators in a score of 3 to 2 in game four of the Stanley Cup playoffs. Just 9 second