At Rock the Ages, a three-on-three women’s basketball tournament, women from all different generations play basketball to raise money for a Massachusetts High School’s Girls’ Basketball program. Only A Game’s Karen Given took in this year’s tournament.

In a test of manhood centuries old, young Indonesian boys race teams of bulls in a quest for fame and glory on the tiny island of Madura. Only A Game’s Chad Bouchard was there.

Love eating oysters on the half shell? The science, and sport, of oyster shucking was on display at Cape Cod’s Wellfleet Oyster Festival, and Only A Game’s Karen Given was there.

You’ve probably heard of Tiffany & Co., one of the most famous jewelry companies in the world. What you probably didn’t know is that Tiffany makes many of the sporting world’s most famous trophies. Only A Game’s Doug Tribou saw how many of those trophies are made.

Check out the celebrations of “On Wisconsin” as the University of Wisconsin celebrates the 100th birthday of its fight song.

Want to learn more about beagling? Check out photos from The Sandanona Harehounds’ hunts.

Currently in his second stint playing soccer at UMass-Lowell, John O’Brien isn’t your average college student. While playing at UMass-Lowell in 2003, O’Brien decided to take a break from school, put his soccer career on hold and join the Army. O’Brien was awarded a Purple Heart after serving four years in the U.S. Army, returned to the U.S., and has since re-joined the UMass-Lowell soccer team. Only A Game’s Karen Given has the story.

This winter will mark the first season for NBA Development League team the Maine Red Claws. Only A Game Associate Producer Doug Tribou puts his hoop dreams to the test as he tries to make the team.

Only A Game’s Ken Shulman reports on bringing goals, and dreams, to a Palestinian refugee camp in northern Lebanon.

Check out the Only A Game team as they try out the funniest workout you’ve every seen.