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  1. A guide to Tampa Bay sports and fitness events this weekend
    Yesterday• Outdoors
    Runners of all stripes, from beginners and kids to seasoned half-marathoners, will take part in St. Pete Run Fest this weekend. Tampa Bay Times (2017)
    The Saints come marching in, St. Pete Run Fest returns and fishing and car buffs have expos to explore.
  2. A guide to Tampa Bay sports this weekend
    Nov. 6• Sports
    A skater does tricks at the Skatepark of Tampa, which will host Tampa Am Friday through Sunday. Times (2016)
    It’s time for Tampa Am at the Skatepark of Tampa, plus Bucs, Bulls and Bolts.
  3. Dania Vizzi family drops shot at Pasco gun range
    Nov. 5• Pasco
    Times Dania Vizzi, now 24, of Odessa, stands for a portrait on the skeet range at Silver Dollar Shooters Club in Odessa. An Olympic hopeful, she won a bronze medal at the 2019 Pan-American games. TIMES | (2017)
    The Vizzis withdraw their application for a skeet shooting range just before a public hearing to decide its fate.
  4. A guide to Tampa Bay sports this weekend
    Oct. 30• Sports
    Tampa Bay Lightning center Steven Stamkos (91) gets a celebratory pat from team Pat Maroon (14) during an October game at Tampa's Amalie Arena. DOUGLAS R. CLIFFORD | Tampa Bay Times
    Tampa takes on fitness with fists and fishing.
  5. A guide to Tampa Bay sports this weekend
    Oct. 23• Sports
    The Tampa Bay Lightning will face the Nashville Predators at Amalie Arena in Tampa on Saturday. DOUGLAS R. CLIFFORD | Tampa Bay Times
    Classic cars on both sides of Tampa Bay and the Lightning host the Predators.
  6. A guide to Tampa Bay sports this weekend
    Oct. 16• Sports
    Tampa Bay Lightning defenseman Victor Hedman (77), right wing Nikita Kucherov (86) and center Steven Stamkos (91) celebrate a goal against the Toronto Maple Leafs during a game in Toronto this month. COLE BURSTON | AP
    The Bolts are home for games against the Avalanche and Penguins, plus wrestling and volleyball.
  7. What to watch this weekend in Tampa Bay sports
    Sep. 25• Sports
    Tampa Bay Rays starting pitcher Charlie Morton winds up during the first inning of the team's game against the Los Angeles Angels on Sept. 13 in Anaheim, Calif. MARK J. TERRILL | AP
    The Rays end their regular season in Toronto, plus a rally for Bulls football, preseason Lightning hockey and the Bucs at the Rams.
  8. Last man sentenced in shark-dragging case. He’ll spend weekends in jail.
    Sep. 12• Crime
    Robert Lee “Bo” Benac III, now 30, is the last man sentenced in the infamous 2017 case of the boaters dragging a shark that went viral. The video shows a shark being dragged behind a boat on a rope as men laugh each time its body slams the water. [Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office]
    The 2017 video of men dragging a shark using a boat went viral. Now a second man will spend 10 days in jail because of it.
  9. In its third run, Skyway 10K changes speed for 2020 race
    Sep. 12• Outdoors
    Runners move across the Sunshine Skyway Bridge during the Skyway 10K race in March. LUIS SANTANA | Times LUIS, SANTANA | Tampa Bay Times
    The second annual race sold out within minutes, so now organizers take a different approach to registration.
  10. Thonotosassa farm tries to bleat record for largest goat yoga class
    Sep. 11• Arts & Entertainment
    Goat yoga class in 2017 at Hat Trick Farm in Thonotosassa. Proceeds from the classes, open to the public, benefit the Grady Goat Foundation. On Sept. 14, the foundation will attempt to break the world record for largest goat yoga class. LENORA LAKE | Special to the Times
    Tickets are sold out but you can get on a waiting list for a Plant City goat farm’s charity fundraiser.
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