Mark Robins' old club Coventry City are one of the last in the Championship to announce their retained and released list ...

Marin track has enjoyed a stellar postseason to this point, with more than a dozen athletes qualifying for State in various events this past weekend. Those efforts were highlighted by a number of ...

See which Treasure Valley high school athletes took home academic all-conference honors below. The 6A SIC, 5A SIC and 2A WIC require varsity athletes to maintain a 3.5 cumulative GPA or higher for ...

Mark Andrews has had a great career so far with the Baltimore Ravens, but all signs are pointing to this potentially being ...

Mark Allen gave himself hope in his World Snooker Championship second round match against Chris Wakelin after he hit a sensational 147! Trailing 10-2 to the Engishman in Friday morning's session ...

Mark Allen completed a maximum 147 break in the 13th frame of his second round match against Chris Wakelin at the World Snooker Championship in Sheffield, but went on to lose the match 13-6 ...

Mark Allen recovered from a nightmare start to the second session of his second-round match against Chris Wakelin by completing the 15th maximum break at the World Snooker Championship in Sheffield.

Mark Allen has become just the 11th player to score a maximum 147 break at the Snooker World Championship, with his incredible effort handing a spectator £25,000. Allen made the remarkable break ...

Northern Irishman Mark Allen made history with his first ever maximum at the Crucible. Trailing 10-2 to qualifier Chris Wakelin, who had knocked out Neil Robertson in the first round, the Pistol ...

Mark Allen hit the first 147 of this year's World Snooker Championship on Friday afternoon to land himself an almighty £40,000 in prize money. A fan, Brian Nicholls, will also benefit from the ...

Mark Allen has crashed out of the World Championship to Chris Wakelin in the second round despite hitting the first maximum break at the Crucible of his career. The Antrim star made an 147 break ...

while Mark Allen was compiling his 147 on the other table. With the two tables separated by a partition, Nicholls had to watch on one of the screens inside the arena as Allen finished off his maximum.