France Stuns Indonesia to Reach Thomas Cup Quarterfinals in Historic Badminton Upset By Daniel Richardson, Editor-in-Chief — Archysport HORSENS, Denmark — The French badminton team pulled off one of the biggest upsets in its history Tuesday, defeating powerhouse Indonesia 3-2 to advance to the quarterfinals of the 2026 Thomas Cup, the sport’s premier men’s team … Read more
In the quiet spring mornings of Cauro, a small village in Corsica, the rhythmic thud of arrows hitting targets breaks the tranquility of the training grounds. Here’s where Les Archers de Cauro, known locally as 2AC, practice their craft—a family-oriented archery club that has endured decades of challenges to remain a fixture in Corsican sports. … Read more
OM: After Lorient Defeat, Players Face Crucial Test Against Nice Marseille heads into Sunday’s Ligue 1 clash against Nice carrying the weight of a disappointing 2-1 loss to Lorient, a result that left the squad questioning its consistency as they prepare to host the 15th-placed visitors at Stade Orange Vélodrome. The match, scheduled for 8:45 … Read more
Three badminton players from Fos-sur-Mer have been selected to represent France at the 2026 Thomas Cup, the world men’s team badminton championships taking place in Horsens, Denmark, from April 24 to May 3. The French squad includes brothers Christo and Toma Junior Popov, along with their teammate William Villeger, all members of the BC Fos … Read more
World Climbing Series Comunidad de Madrid 2026: Bernat Clarella and FEDME Elevate Climbing to Global Stage The landscape of professional climbing in Spain is undergoing a significant transformation, shifting from niche athletic competition to a massive urban sporting festival. At the center of this evolution is the World Climbing Series Comunidad de Madrid 2026, an … Read more
LALIGA Goes Old School: First-Ever Retro Matchday Set for April 10-13 Spanish football is preparing for a nostalgic trip back in time. LALIGA has announced the launch of its first-ever Retro Matchday, an initiative designed to honor the rich history of its member clubs through a weekend of vintage aesthetics and heritage celebrations. Scheduled to … Read more
From Zaragoza to the Summit: Aday Mara Makes History as First Spaniard to Win NCAA Title Basketball history was rewritten on April 7, 2026, as Aday Mara became the first Spanish player to ever win an NCAA basketball title in the United States. For the 21-year-ancient center, the victory was more than just a team … Read more
Spar Girona Coach Roberto Íñiguez Demands ‘Principles’ and Maximum Effort Amid Slump Roberto Íñiguez is not looking for tactical miracles; he is looking for a return to the basics. The Spar Girona head coach has issued a stark challenge to his roster, demanding a commitment to “principles” and a full 100% effort as the team … Read more
The Bench and the Breakout: Mario Fernández and the Parallel Paths of Palamós Football In the world of professional sports, the distance between a career-defining debut and a “what if” story is often measured in a few short minutes of playing time. For Mario Fernández, that distance was a sideline at the Municipal de Palamós … Read more
Young Archers Arthur and Lilou Ranou Poised for Success ROBION, France – The archery world is watching siblings Arthur and Lilou Ranou, two promising young talents hailing from the Archers du Baude de Robion club in southeastern France. At 14 and 12 years old respectively, these siblings are quickly making a name for themselves in … Read more