The Army West Point Black Knights and Navy Midshipmen women’s basketball teams face a crucial stretch drive for Patriot ...

There are signs that power brokers are coming after one of the last bastions of what is still good about college sports — the ...

Behind an efficient running game and dominance on both ends of the ball, Navy (9-3 overall) pulled off the 31-13 upset of No. 18 Army (11-2) Saturday afternoon inside Northwest Stadium in Landover ...

For the longest time, Army and Navy used to play their annual football rivalry game on their own Saturday after most other teams finished the regular season, that is until this year, when it was ...

LANDOVER, MARYLAND — This still is not the earliest I have arrived at a sporting competition. That honor would go to the United States Grand Prix this past October, when I parked my rental car ...

The U.S. Naval Academy and West Point rejected an advertisement intended for the Army-Navy game last month that featured a Marine whom supporters believe should receive the Medal of Honor ...

This year the Navy beat out the Army on the grid iron with a score of 31 to 13. Which means the Navy flag is taking over the flag pole at the Army Depot head quarters.

One of the most highly-anticipated college football matchups every year is the annual Army-Navy Game. The rivalry between the service academies dates back to 1890 when the first meeting between ...

The game between Army and Navy is an iconic matchup in the college football calendar. However, despite its history and tradition, it has lost its importance when the whole landscape of the sport ...

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The United States Armed Forces takes pride in working together. But there is one time each year when allies turn to rivals — ...

Yet their game doesn’t have any bearing on whether they’re going to the conference championship game or now, which we just saw this year with Navy. “So what do we do with Army-Navy? It’s ...