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Daylina Miller/WUSF Public MediaStudent-athletes at a local high school have been waking up early this summer to pick up some running companions — dogs from the Humane Society. -
The league informed teams they could potentially forfeit a game because of a COVID-19 outbreak among nonvaccinated players, and players on both teams wouldn’t get paid for that week.
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This year's boat parade celebrating the Tampa Bay Lightning’s Stanley Cup victory was just as colorful as last year’s. -
Tampa police are encouraging fans to have fun and celebrate Monday — safely.
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Monday’s victory parade may be the only safe time to boat while there’s Lightning on the water.
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The Tampa Bay Lightning beat the Montreal Canadiens 1-0 to wrap up the series four games to one.
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USF has created a program called BOOST, meant to help student-athletes better manage their “personal brand” now that they can profit from it.
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The storm is expected to have cleared the Tampa Bay region by early Wednesday, well in advance of the scheduled 8 p.m. hockey game.
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Josh Anderson scored the game winner as the Canadiens avoided elimination in Game 4. The series now returns to Tampa on Wednesday,.
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Florida Education Commissioner Richard Corcoran said the legislation comes with a requirement that student athletes get financial literacy training. And he said it gives young athletes the chance to build entrepreneurial skills.
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The Lightning will go for a sweep on Monday night. If they lose, the series returns to Game 5 on Wednesday.
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A Florida law allowing athletes to receive off-the-field compensation took effect July 1. Similar laws across the country prompted the NCAA to adopt a “uniform interim policy” allowing athletes nationwide to profit.
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The lawsuit claims the new law will force her to abandon “the sports that mean so much to her” because she will not be able to participate on high-school girls’ athletic teams.
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The Tampa Bay Lightning were outshot by the Canadiens but made the most of their chances in a 3-1 victory at Amalie Arena.
