After competing for five seasons on American Ninja Warrior, Coast Guard Chief Petty Officer Deren Perez, known as the “Guahan Ninja,” slammed the buzzer, completing the challenging obstacle course with a time of 2:45:65 and earning a place among the top-10 finishers. 

Chad Pfeifer of Caldwell, Idaho, is the only military veteran who was fully exempt from qualifying for the U.S. Adaptive Open Championship and will be competing in the lower limb impairment category.

This year was the largest for the John Deere Classic tournament’s military appreciation program, with more than $75,000 in complimentary tickets offered to military members and their guests.

Ramstein’s Kydan Echard’s prowess on the football field, wrestling mats and on the track earned him the title Athlete of the Year.

Up to 3,000 troops are expected to join Monster Energy and its crew for the energy drink brand’s largest UFC watch party for UFC 317 at Marine Corps Air Station Miramar in San Diego.

Rickalia Goss’ competitive nature, which all of DODEA-Europe witnessed across three seasons, and her skills in multiple sports led to her being named DODEA’s European Athlete of the Year for 2024-25.

At least 20 DODEA-Europe senior athletes are moving on to compete in college.

E.J. King’s Moa Best receives the designation for the third time in her four years as a Cobra.

Manager of Tama Hills golf course is one of only two golfers to break 100 in modified Stableford scoring system.

Senior played on his third title team in four years, starring on the field and at the plate as the Royals won again. He’ll be playing in college next year.