This week, Rafa Nadal will retire from professional tennis. The Spaniard has been a constant presence at the top of men's tennis for two decades and he will leave the stage as one of the greatest tennis has ever seen
Today, Team Mouat will begin their campaign for their fourth consecutive European Curling Championships title, and fifth overall, and Bobby Lammie hopes their closeness as a team will propel them to yet another major championship win.
This evening, Caledonia Gladiators will be in action against London Lions and despite the gruelling schedule of games the side are facing, plus the turmoil of head coach Gareth Murray being removed from his role, Patrick Whelan is optimistic of a good performance and, more importantly, a good result against the current league champions.
Hazel Irvine will receive a special reward at the BAFTA Scotland awards next weekend, with no one on television more deserving of recognition than the Scot.
A year ago, Eilidh Shaw was unknown outside of cycling circles but now, as she looks forward to 2025, she's established herself as Scotland's brightest talent on the road and is preparing to become a professional bike rider
Anti-doping has long lagged behind the dopers but in Australia, there may have been a recent development that will catch at least a few more cheats. It's a step forwards that's badly needed.
at his best, Callum Hawkins was one of the very best marathon runners in the world. After some truly horrendous injury problems, 2024 has seen him rediscover his fitness and when he lines up for the NY Marathon this weekend, he's got ambitions of battling with the best once again.
The sports programme for Glasgow 2026 has been revealed and while there's some winners, there's plenty of losers too.
Having been a regular on the Ironman circuit for a decade, David McNamee knows exactly what's needed to get through one of the most gruelling physical tests there is in sport. And, as he stands on the start line of the World Ironman Championships in Kona today, he believes he's regained the form that saw him twice stand on the podium in 2017 and 2018.
The news that Sir Chris Hoy has been told by doctors he has only a few years to live is both sad and shocking but the outpouring of love for one of Scotland's greatest-ever sportspeople is unsurprising because even athletes saw him as a class apart.
