By Lucia Fernandez
Sports editor based in Madrid. Tracks Latin American footballers in Europe, plus boxing, baseball and the Olympic beat.
Oscar Bonifacino: Uruguay's Trailblazing Gay Boxer Fights for LGBTQ+ Visibility
Oscar Bonifacino, a 21-year-old boxer from Maldonado, Uruguay, is making history as the country's first openly gay professional fighter. Aft
Jazmon Gwathmey Leads Latina Surge in the WNBA Playoffs
The 2025 WNBA Playoffs tip off with a historic format and a 96% surge in Latina viewership. Puerto Rican-American guard Jazmon Gwathmey stan
Brazil's Yaras Make Historic Debut at 2025 Women's Rugby World Cup
Brazil's women's rugby team, the Yaras, is competing in its first-ever Rugby World Cup in England. Their presence marks a historic milestone
Trinity Rodman and Adidas Launch First Soccer Cleat Engineered for Women's Feet
Adidas and U.S. Women's National Team forward Trinity Rodman have unveiled the F50 Sparkfusion, the first soccer cleat engineered specifical
Latina Power on the Court: The Players to Watch at the 2025 US Open
The 2025 US Open in New York is set to highlight a dynamic group of Latina tennis stars. These athletes from Spain, Colombia, Mexico, Canada
Sephora Joins Athletes Unlimited Softball as Official Beauty Partner
Sephora has become the official beauty partner of the Athletes Unlimited Softball League. The partnership includes a Glam Suite for athletes
Brazil's Yaras Make Historic Debut at Expanded 2025 Women's Rugby World Cup
The 2025 Women's Rugby World Cup in England expands to 16 teams for the first time. Brazil makes history as the first South American nation
Hannah Hidalgo's Historic Rise Redefines Women's Basketball
Hannah Hidalgo is dominating college basketball as a sophomore at Notre Dame, already breaking scoring and steals records. The guard of Domi