March 06, 1995 | Volume 82, Issue 9

With the news that Greg Louganis has AIDS, the call goes out again: Practice safe sex

If skiers could look past the crazy hats and grungy snowsuits, they would see that snowboarders are just a bunch of people having fun.CHRIS VIENNEAU, KIRKLAND, QUE.

Scott SchatzmanST. LOUISScott, a 135-pound senior wrestler at Parkway Central High, pinned Larry Shields of Hazelwood East High to win his fourth state 4A title and become the first Missouri high...

Hub-bub over a Handle

Twenty-six cheerleaders at Stratford High in Goose Creek, S.C., took part in an intrasquad shoplifting contest while in Florida for a cheerleading competition.

Neal MortonMichigan basketball reserve, on the Right Guard deodorant stick that landed at his feet during a recent home game against Ohio State: "Maybe the fan was trying to tell me I stink."

A brutal title bout left Gerald McClellan fighting for his life and the sport of boxing under attack once more

Propelled by a revitalized Larry Johnson, the Hornets are buzzing around the top of the Central Division

Fact-checking is a painstaking process for SI reporters. For reporter Ashley McGeachy, checking senior writer Alexander Wolff's article on the storied North Carolina-Duke basketball rivalry (page...

The Cardinals' Joe Torre, like other managers, finds replacement players to be excess baggage

For Surya Bonaly the skating has never been the hard part

From among a strong field, North Carolina's Jerry Stackhouse is our pick for Player of the Year

When North Carolina and Duke tip off on Saturday night, they will try to take the finest feud in a I of sports to even greater heights

Thanks to Desmond Margetson, folks in Duluth can play year-round

In steamy Acapulco, the U.S. Seniors blistered the Internationals to regain the Chrysler Cup

Vic Wilk, a former child actor, is now playing the part of a golfer on the Nike Tour

Corey Pavin's win in L.A. ended a Western swing that again lacked star power

For Josh McCumber and Robert Floyd, success at golf means filling the formidable spikes of their famous predecessors

Rookie Cup

Skip Kendall's week at the Nissan Open was a memorable one, though he would just as soon forget it.