Sports

Football fans: The Columbia Lions play their last home game of the season this weekend, and could use your support!

By midday, Sunday Lincoln Center was awash with runners wrapped in orange as brilliant as the autumn leaves.  

Here are all the UWS street closures and parking restrictions to know about on the UWS for Marathon Sunday.

UPDATE: “I felt like a professional athlete, the way the crowd was cheering for me."

Coaching is an extension of Canlar’s own training, and she enjoys sharing what she’s learned in her 15 years of racing.

Here are some neighborhood activities for the first full weekend of September.

Upper West Sider Mark McIntyre makes sure local wheelchair athletes have in-person access to watch the US Open's wheelchair competition.

In an ongoing AMNH exhibit, seven contemporary indigenous artists use modern modes of expression, including film, to explore their heritage.

They're very much in the background, but UWSers and others in the ball crew keep US Open matches humming.

Aleksandar Kovacevic's path to the US Open began with after-school tennis at UWS elementary and middle schools.

It's a huge weekend for tennis fans, with the U.S. Open underway at Arthur Ashe Stadium in Queens.

Columbia's Michael Zheng is one of 128 competitors in the "qualies," hoping to win one of 16 slots in next week's US Open main draw.

A little preparation (pack sunscreen, wear comfortable shoes) goes a long way when it comes to attending the US Open.

Cheer on runners training for the NYC Marathon, as they traverse the Central Park loop -- twice.

It's 100 days til the New York City Marathon, so in spite of the summer heat and humidity, UWS runners are in training.

New York City Soccer Club sent a pigeon up the Hudson River on Tuesday.

A West Side Hawks 10-and-under Little League team won the Memorial Day Tournament, beating Inwood in a dramatic seventh inning.

The Upper West Side apartment Babe Ruth called home for more than a decade is once again on the market.

Coach Howie Endelman's Columbia Lions offer some top-tier tennis -- for free -- including a chance to see the nation's No. 1 collegiate player.

So many questions, so few timeouts.