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AegeanBall Festival Sets Participation Record in Syros
The eighth Stoiximan AegeanBall Festival filled Miaouli Square in Syros with 193 teams, 730 athletes, and 270 games, capped by VIP wins for Trident Vibers and Stoiximan Knights.
Santorini Experience 2026 Adds Ancient Thera Run to Volcano Swim Weekend
Santorini Experience 2026 will take place October 16–18, with its volcano-to-Fira swim, Caldera trail races, and a new 5K route in Kamari below Ancient Thera.
Pyrros Dimas Is Still Lifting for Greece
Pyrros Dimas’ new role as IWF Weightlifting Ambassador returns him to the sport that made him a Greek icon, where Olympic memory, Greek identity, and weightlifting’s future meet.
Parish Hits the Fairways at Annual St. Demetrios Golf Outing
St. Demetrios Greek Orthodox Church in Upper Darby held its annual golf outing at Penn Oaks Golf Club, bringing parishioners, sponsors, and supporters together.
Halkidiki Turns to Sports Tourism With Porto Carras Athlos
Porto Carras Athlos brought running, beach sports, wellness sessions, and family activities to Sithonia, showing how Halkidiki’s landscape can be experienced through movement.
Evangelismos of Theotokos Church to Hold World Cup Ticket Raffle
Evangelismos of Theotokos Greek Orthodox Church in Philadelphia is holding a $10 raffle for two FIFA World Cup 2026 tickets, with the drawing set for June 7.
Dean Spanos Returns to Messinia as Chargers Bring Flag Football to Greek Youth
Los Angeles Chargers owner Dean Spanos returned to his family’s roots in Eva, Messinia, as hundreds of children joined an NFL flag football camp in Methoni.
Racing Toward 50: AHEPA Chapter 445 Hosts 49th Annual Pan-Hellenic Meet
AHEPA Chapter 445 “Thermopylae” hosted its 49th annual Pan-Hellenic Family Track and Field Meet on May 9 at Marple Newtown High School.
AHEPA Chapter 445 to Host 49th Annual Pan-Hellenic Track and Field Meet
AHEPA Chapter 445 “Thermopylae” will host the 49th Annual James D. Tanos and Theophilos Constantinidis Pan-Hellenic Track and Field Meet on May 9, 2026, in Newtown Square.
The Man Who Ran for Greece, and the Man Who Changed the Race
In 1946, Stylianos Kyriakides ran the Boston Marathon for a starving Greece. In 1975, Bob Hall made it possible for wheelchair athletes to compete. Their runs changed the race forever.
Benaki Museum Program on the First Olympics Set for April 14 at Maliotis Cultural Center
A free program on the 1896 Olympic Games will be held April 14 in Brookline, featuring speakers from Greece and the Benaki Museum.
Navarino Challenge Rebrands as “Messinia Challenge” Ahead of 2026 Event
The Navarino Challenge sports event in Greece has been renamed Messinia Challenge. The 2026 event will take place May 8–10 in Costa Navarino with international athletes and participants.
