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  Hockey Dad Physically Assaulted Child Referees at His Son's Game in 'Unprovoked' Attack: Police

  A Seattle man is facing misdemeanor assault charges after shoving two junior referees—ages 12 and 14—onto the ice during his son's hockey game on Sunday.

• New North Carolina Law That Proposes Parents Decide When Children Can Return After Concussion, Will Soon Be Removed

  A provision that stipulates North Carolina parents to decide when it’s safe for their children to return to play after a concussion will soon be removed from a proposed bill.

• Under Armour Alter Ego Shows Trump Support, Something Its Athletes Dislike

  The Under Armour alter ego is revealing a side of the company that its athletes don't like, which is its support for President Donald Trump.

• Kickboxing News: Biggest Super-fight Rematch Might Have To Wait Until Badr Hari Serves Jail Time

  Unfortunate Kickboxing news comes to fans as legendary kickboxer Badr Hari might have to put his rematch with champion Rico Verhoeven on hold.

• Post Australian Open: 6-time Champs Williams, Djokovic Target Record-Breaking Titles

  Sixth-time Australian Open champs Serena Williams and Novak Djokovic set to start as favorites in Melbourne both aiming a 23 Grand Slam title in the Open era and a seventh Australian Open title, respectively.

• N.C. State on Keuka College: There's only one 'Wolfpack' in college sports

  N.C. State’s sent legal message to Keuka College, a Division III school in central New York which has been using the same moniker, 'Wolfpack', for the past two years.

• Lorient’s Legal Threat On Lamine Kone’s Failed Deal Has Sunderland Reviving Their Bid

  Lorient's side is pissed with Sunderland suddenly retracting deal with Lamine Kone's transfer. The French club threatens the Premier League on legal action. Sunderland reportedly renewing bid for Kone.

• Tehran Court jails Iranian-British woman over volleyball match protest

  An Iranian-British woman who took part in a demonstration in Tehran against a ban on women attending some men's sporting events was jailed for a year for spreading anti-state propaganda, Iranian media said.

• Tennis star Maria Sharapova ready to settle down with boyfriend Grigor Dimitrov? The Russian superstar posts photo of a "ring" on Instagram

  Maria Sharapova is rumored to be engaged to boyfriend and fellow tennis player Grigor Dimitrov. Reports are circulating online after the tennis superstar posted a photo of a ring on her Instagram account. However, Sharapova had neither confirmed nor denied the issue. Meanwhile, the WTA No. 1 ranking remained in the hands of Serena Williams while Sharapova is still retained at the number two spot.

• Maria Sharapova moves closer to stealing No. 1 spot from tennis legend Serena Williams

  Tennis star Maria Sharapova is very near in toppling women's tennis No. 1 Serena Williams from her seat. This was after her victory at the China Open moved her up to second place in the WTA world rankings. However, rankings have not been the priority of Sharapova. According to her, the most important thing is to be healthy.

• Indianapolis youth league says to maintain ban on girls in football

  An Indianapolis youth sports organization will maintain its ban on girls playing football for now, its director said on Wednesday after supporters said a girl should be allowed to keep playing on her school team.

• "Gratland" editor Bill Simmons suspended after calling NFL commissioner a liar; ESPN instructs talent "no talking" about the issue

  ESPN's Bill Simmons has been suspended after challenging the network to punish him for calling National Football League (NFL) commissioner Roger Goodell a liar. During Monday's episode of "The B.S. Report," Simmons had described Goodell as a liar and dared ESPN to call him out. Last Wednesday, the network heeded the challenged and announced that the "Gratland" editor-in-chief is being suspended for three weeks following his bold move.

• Boston Bombing Survivors Jeff Bauman and Carlos Arredondo Throw Out First Pitch at Fenway Park (Video)

  Jeff Bauman, who lost his legs in the Boston Marathon bombings, threw out the first pitch at Fenway Park before Tuesday night's Phillies-Red Sox game. Carlos Arredondo, his rescuer on the April 15 attacks, pushed Bauman out to the mound in a wheelchair.