Simone Biles won a record eighth all-around title at the U.S. Gymnastics Championships in San Jose, California on Sunday, looking as dominant as ever despite only recently returning to competition after a two-year break.

Vanessa Bryant made an appearance at the NBA All-Star game Sunday to present Phoenix Suns point guard, Chris Paul, with the first-ever Kobe and Gigi Bryant Advocacy Award.

NFL quarterback Russell Wilson and the Seattle Seahawks didn’t bring home a win for the team in their final playoff game of the season, but despite that failure, the all-pro athlete is nothing short of a champion in his wife Ciara’s eyes. “As always so, so proud of you,” she said.

When my teenage son asked me why the New Orleans Saints were giving Antonio Brown a potential opportunity to play despite allegations of sexual misconduct, the story went from being an Internet trend to a serious conversation in our Christian home.

Simone Biles is a star, a force of nature, pure adrenaline and Black Girl Magic rolled into one. Over the weekend, the 22-year-old gymnast nailed two signature moves named after her—the Biles and the Biles II. And you absolutely must see what she did to believe it. Spectacular!

Christian wife and mother Allyson Felix has done something remarkable—sailed past Usain Bolt’s record with her own record-shattering 12th gold medal at worlds. This triumph in mixed relay has catapulted the 33-year-old to new heights in her athletic career and inspired us all in the process!

Sports journalist Jemele Hill is being called a “racist” and “segregationist” after writing in The Atlantic that black athletes should refuse white universities in favor of Historically Black Colleges and Universities as a way of bridging the wealth gap. MLK daughter, Dr. Bernice King, defends her.

Naomi Osaka looked across the net after ending Coco Gauff’s U.S. Open in the third round Saturday night and saw the tears welling in the 15-year-old’s eyes. Osaka comforted Gauff with a hug and words of consolation, then encouraged her to address the those who had been pulling for the young American.

She’s soft-spoken off the court, but a dominant contender on the court. Two-time Grand Slam champion and Australian Open winner Naomi Osaka has now had two of what she calls the "happiest moments" of her life.