Christian athletes

Golden State Warrior guard Steph Curry had just scored 37 points and won his third NBA title in four years Friday night, but he didn’t forget the source of his talent – God.

On Saturday, jockey Mike Smith became the thirteenth jockey ever, and the second since 1978, to win the Triple Crown of horseracing, but he didn’t hesitate to put the spotlight elsewhere.

When Jaelene Hinkle withdrew from playing in two international matches for the United States women’s national team last year for “personal reasons,” many speculated that she did so because the team was going to be wearing LGBT pride jerseys. In a recent interview with the 700 Club, she confirmed that this was the reason for her decision.

In a Religion News Service interview during the Tigers’ three-game series with the Texas Rangers earlier this week, Fulmer said his goal — win or lose — is “to preach the Lord’s name.”

A Christian female athlete is being applauded for standing up for her beliefs and refusing to dance to a “risqué” song on ABC’s Dancing With The Stars.

The 144th annual Kentucky Derby was the big event this past Saturday, May 5. Justify the horse was favored to win, and he did. But Justify’s jockey is also making news.

Now, in the aftermath of the game, the team is considering trade offers for their prize quarterback.

When Team USA skier Nick Goepper flies down the slopes backward, launches off a ramp, twists into a knot and lands on one ski, he says he is never alone.

Team USA freestyle skier David Wise has one foot in the snow, and the other in church.

Three Olympic Games without a medal haven’t deterred skeleton racer Katie Uhlaender from trying again at a fourth in Pyeongchang.