ËÄ»¢Ó°Ôº

John Fields with the Denton-Record Chronicle talks about the week that was in sports.

The Dallas Mavericks and Stars said in a joint press release that the teams reached an agreement on "outstanding matters" between the two organizations.

Bueckers is set to participate in her first major international tournament as part of the USA Basketball roster heading to Germany for next month’s FIBA World Cup.

Nelson helped bring Dirk Nowitzki to the Mavericks and was one of two NBA coaches to have at least 250 wins with three different franchises — Milwaukee, Dallas and Golden State.

Growing TV audience and investment, plus a rising flag football pipeline signal momentum as the WNFC works to build a sustainable future for the sport, league members say.

Javier "Chicharito" Hernández was announced as Atlético Dallas' first player this week. Fans around Dallas are excited about the Mexican soccer star's arrival.

Cooper Lutkenhaus continued an impressive start to his professional running career Sunday, when he won the men's 800-meter race at the U.S. track and field outdoor championships.

A North Texas transportation plan proved successful in moving tens of thousands of soccer fans using public transit options.

France, an early favorite to win the championship, is going home. Spain awaits the results of the other semifinal between England and Argentina on Wednesday. The winner of that match will join Spain in the winner-takes-all finale on Sunday.

When the FIFA World Cup came to North Texas, lifelong soccer enthusiast Martin Kelman temporarily offered his memorabilia collection to the Frisco Heritage Museum.

The City of Plano hosted the first of two community open houses Wednesday designed to garner feedback on the proposed $700 million sports and entertainment district poised to be the future home of the Dallas Stars.

Cristiano Ronaldo's World Cup career ends as Spain beats Portugal 1-0 in round of 16.