Gretchen Walsh and Shaine Casas came out on top of 100m butterfly showdowns among Olympic and world champions at the Toyota U.S. Open. Walsh won the women’s 100m fly in 55.60 seconds, exactly one second off her world record. Walsh owns the eight fastest times in history and won her first world title in the event this past summer.

Kate Douglass won two golds, setting two championship records on the opening night of the championship. Douglass returned to 200 IM competition by taking gold (2:07.85) and setting a championship record. She added a second gold in the final event of the evening, the 50 Free (24.20), with another meet record.

From Medvedev’s match point meltdown to Fritz’s “SSOB” headband, the final Grand Slam of the year did not disappoint.

A renowned Japanese chain brings its first U.S. outlet to Washington, enhancing the local dining scene with authentic Asian cuisine.

Current Cavaliers Jack Aikins and David King will join alums Kate Douglass, Gretchen Walsh, Alex Walsh and Maxine Parker in competing at the meet featuring top national and international swimmers

U.S. Open champion J.J. Spaun converted two of his three eagle chances to tie for the lead Friday in the Hero World Challenge.

The 2026 FIFA World Cup draw was held Friday, December 5, 2025, during a pomp-and-circumstance-filled ceremony at Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C.