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How are you responding to this current situation? Are you walking around in a bad mood, or are you the person lifting others up?
Imagine my surprise last Friday morning as I traveled southbound on Highway 146 and as usual glanced over toward Bayou Golf Course. What, no players? Can’t be, I thought to myself.
The coronavirus pandemic has taken away a source of joy, as the entire sports world has been shut down. But, the pandemic also has given us sports fans a couple of pretty good things.
With the county in lockdown and everyone being asked to stay home, it’s a good idea to find a few gems online to sate the appetite for stoke. Here are a few YouTube channels and a surfing movie I’ve enjoyed recently.
One way to come out of the current crisis as stronger, better runners is to spend a little bit of the time trying to fill on strengthening exercises.
March Madness isn’t here because of the coronavirus, which stopped the NCAA from holding it. That doesn’t mean I can’t create a March Madness bracket using the Xbox 360 NCAA Basketball 10 game. Plus, readers can participate in restaurants they miss bracket during the coronavirus.
We’ve dealt with plenty of disasters, and one thing we witnessed was how all communities came together as one. Well, my friends, we are in the same situation where brotherhood is a must.
Area golf courses are not only still open for business; several report that the number of rounds being played has increased. For most area courses, one can make tee times online and at the same time learn about any modifications or restrictions regarding play.
Fans are missing sports dearly right now, and I think we can all agree the safe return of sports can’t come soon enough.
The Galveston Island Tennis League turns 5 years old on Saturday.
As the spread of the coronavirus continues to grip the United States and alter the landscape of professional and amateur sports, surfing competitions are among the latest to be put on hold.
It may seem like the world is coming to a standstill, but our bodies shouldn’t. More than ever, exercise and fresh air are important for relieving stress and anxiety.
Thanks to general manager/head coach/franchise overlord Bill O’Brien, the Houston Texans are now a laughingstock to the NFL. I defended O’Brien about a month ago, but I am now imploring all criticism at O’Brien trading away star wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins cheaply.
No matter age or medical condition, if you find a way to stimulate your mind, soul and body, you’ll have control.
In less than a year in charge of the Texans’ front office, O’Brien the GM has cost the Texans an elite receiver in DeAndre Hopkins and a former No. 1 overall draft pick in Jadeveon Clowney.
Writing for Golf Advisor, Jason Scott Deegan recently offered some amusing observations after posing the question: “is your country club too stuffy for golf’s 21st century?”
Did the NFL really need one more week in the regular season and two more playoff teams? Tweaks like these are what leagues do when they’re struggling to attract fans. That’s certainly not the case for the NFL.
Galveston’s Storm Simonin won the boys 18-and-under singles title at the Houston March Challenger 2-Day tennis tournament hosted by Bay Area Racquet Club in Clear Lake City.
The Texas Gulf Surfing Association’s competitive season kicked into high gear over the past month as the organization completed contests at Port Aransas and Matagorda.
The sports world is seeing its share of the massive disruptions caused by coronavirus and the efforts to contain it, and that includes the running community as well.
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