The players’ entrance at Viejas Arena is upstairs near the main box office. Kimo Ferrari, a self-described “5-foot-11, ...

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For many of these women, the sports arena is a no gender environment, and have over the years take up positions that eitherto ...

Bridgeman collapsed at a luncheon for the Lincoln Heritage Council of the Boy Scouts of America, according to sources with ...

San Diego FC has announced it will use pre-match and in-stadium messaging, enhanced security measures and strong enforcement ...

San Diego FC is making significant additions to its security and stadium operations to curb fans from using a common Mexican chant during games.

San Diego FC has announced additional steps to limit discriminatory behavior by fans, including anti-discriminatory messaging, extra security, and enforcement of sanctions.

FIFA's three-step protocol will be in effect for all SDFC home games, meaning officials can stop, suspend or abandon the game if bad behavior continues.

SAN DIEGO — FC will have increased security at Saturday’s home match after a homophobic slur was chanted at the club’s Snapdragon Stadium opener earlier this month.

BOTTOM LINE: San Diego FC heads into a matchup with Real Salt Lake after putting together two straight shutout wins. RSL compiled a 16-7-11 record overall during the 2024 season while finishing 11-4-3 ...