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A league established for high school basketball players claims it pays its players $100K, or more, per year. Is this dangerous for athletes in New York and beyond?

With the transition indoors for winter sports season, the transition back to wearing masks follows, according to the state of New York.

Titles. Pro stars. Memorable moments. Albany has a rich sports history, so I took to Facebook, and asked you: what is the most iconic moment in Albany sports history?

Meet Maia Chaka, a native of Rochester, who is blazing a trail for future generations by serving as the NFL's first black female referee in 2021.

A national champion with Union College, Alex Sakellaropoulos is back in the Capital Region, looking to bring home another title, this time with the Thunder.

In the battle for the Dutchman Shoes Trophy, it was one player who had recently just changed his shoes who secured victory for the RPI Engineers' football team.

Time has officially run out on the Times Union Center. Albany's famous sports venue will have a brand new name come the beginning of 2022.

Stone Cold Steve Austin driving a beer truck into the Pepsi Center n Albany back in 1999 was incredible at the time, and still lives on as an all-time great moment.

Clad in his Braves jersey, and a tan fedora, Rexford native Ian Anderson took to the streets of Atlanta, and celebrated his victory.

It's been a season of ups and downs for Clifton Park native, Kevin Huerter. The biggest "up" we've seen in a while happened in New York against the Nets.

At 23 years, 186 days old, Rexford native and Atlanta Braves starting pitcher, Ian Anderson, is officially a Baseball Hall-of-Famer. Sort of.

All across the state of New York, there is a shortage of referees at youth and high school games. We need to be better, because young athletes are suffering.