Schmoke From mirror reports LORETTO — Saint Francis University kicker Alex Schmoke, a Bellwood-Antis graduate, was named to the Northeastern Conference preseason first team on Wednesday. Joining Schmoke in the first team are Red Flash teammates Seth Osborne and Donnell Brown. As a team, the RedRead More →
Paramount+ and all of its Movies, TV Shows, Originals, 24/7 News and Live Sports will be coming to The Roku Channel as a premium subscription later this month. The launch brings live sports from the most popular marquee leagues including the NFL on CBS and the UEFA Champions League, markingRead More →
Montana Tech has a new women’s basketball coach. Montana Tech Director of Athletics Matt Stepan today announced the hiring of Jeff Graham to replace Carly Sanon, who announced her resignation in June. Graham did very well coaching Belt’s women’s basketball team. “We are extremely excited to have Jeff and hisRead More →
New JerseyNew Jersey — (SBWIRE) — 07/31/2022 – In-Depth Research Report on Global Sports Insurance Market 2021, Forecast to 2026 is the latest research study published by HTF MI assessing the risk side analysis of the market, highlighting opportunities and drawing based on support for strategic and tactical decision-making. TheRead More →
SALT LAKE CITY – Former Utah Jazz head coach Quin Snyder has register your house in Millcreek for the staggering sum of $12.75 million. Snyder resigned from his post in June after spending eight seasons overseeing the Jazz. The house was listed on Tuesday and offers an impressive array ofRead More →
When Senator Stephen Douglas and Abraham Lincoln faced off in a debate in Peoria, Illinois in 1854, the issue tearing the nation apart was slavery. A central question was whether slavery would be allowed in the new territories entering the union. Douglas’ answer to the question was politics.Read More →
NEW WILMINGTON – Westminster College will induct seven new members into the Titan Sports Hall of Fame on September 9. The Class of 2022 is: Adam Carswell ’13, Men’s Athletics; Jim Dafler, athletic director and men’s basketball coach; Rebecca Giles Badgujar ’08, women’s swimming and diving; Caitlin Hosler Zavora ’14,Read More →
Photo by Steven Allen Adams DEP Deputy Cabinet Secretary Scott Mandirola explained that a dilapidated property demolition pilot program could be used to demolish properties destroyed by flooding. CHARLESTON — West Virginia lawmakers are considering using federal COVID aid to demolish flood-ruined properties using a stateRead More →
WALDOBORO — The Midcoast Sports Hall of Fame will recognize eight inductees at its annual banquet on Saturday, Oct. 8 at Elks Lodge in Rockland. The latest group of inductees includes Matt Breen, Marty Carey, Nick DePatsy, Richard Harden, Kyle O’Bryan, Randy Shrout, Laurie Smith and Gary Spinney. Harden andRead More →
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OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) — Jeimer Candelario homered, Robbie Grossman doubled twice and drove in three against his former team, and the Detroit Tigers beat the Oakland Athletics 7-2 Thursday in Game 1 of a double program. Candelario connected in the top of the seventh to assist Tarik Skubal (7-8), whoRead More →
ACC Commissioner Jim Phillips kicked off his league’s Football Media Days Wednesday with a 28-minute opening statement addressing the overall health of college athletics and how the ACC plans to do their part to ensure the success of the company. It all came amid awareness of the growing revenue gapRead More →
SAN ANTONIO — They sat a chair apart, not because they’re the athletic directors of two of college football’s biggest brands and passionate rivals, but “because we’re Italians.” “. Oklahoma’s Joe Castiglione wore a crimson jacket. “As you already guessed, we’re both Italian, so when the hands start to playRead More →
Dave Lewis case still unsolved In the 14 years since David Lewis’ unsolved murder, home arson and sickening body fire, Jackson County has suffered countless heartaches. The devastation of Talent touched everyone. In the same time frame, there has been a vicious crime blitz. The individual sorrows are too numerousRead More →
GLADSTONE — The Gladstone Indians returned to the win column here on Wednesday night, posting a 16-1 four-inning American Legion baseball victory over freshman starter Gwinn. Gladstone, who snapped a five-game losing streak, scored most of his goals in the second and third frames. “They have a newRead More →
At 37, LeBron James is a billionaire, earning endorsements almost four times what he earned as a professional basketball player. James has transcended his talents on the hardwood to incredible heights in the business world. As we see in The Manual, today’s top athletes make fortunes not just by endorsingRead More →
Fresh off the program’s best finish in the state tennis tournament, the Elizabethtown Panthers continued their dominance in The News-Enterprise All-Area Individual Honor Picks with a clean sweep of the awards. Six of the nine first-team selections by coaches were Elizabethtown players. Region coaches nominated their own players for considerationRead More →
LONDON, July 12. 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — According to The Business Research Company’s research report on the motorsports market, the growing participation in recreational activities such as snowmobiling and mountain biking is expected to propel the growth of the motorsports market. Recreational activities refer to activities that people do inRead More →
ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) — Ryan Jeffers hit a game-tying sixth-inning home run, and the Minnesota Twins beat the Texas Rangers 6-5 on Sunday to avoid a three-game sweep. Jeffers, ninth at bat, singled in the second and put the Twins ahead 5-4 with a drive from Brock Burke (4-2). JeffersRead More →
Cheryl M. Paternoster IRON MOUNTAIN – Cheryl M. Paternoster, 56, of Iron Mountain, died Friday evening July 1, 2022 at Christian Park Healthcare Center in Escanaba. She was born September 3, 1965 in Iron Mountain, the daughter of Norman and Jaqueline (Konstad) Paternoster Sr. Cheryl grewRead More →
The Mariners have a very promising rookie who has become a key part of this 2022 ball club, and no, we’re not talking about Julio Rodríguez this time. Mariners’ Ty France could return on Thursday; latest news on Haniger, Lewis That rookie is right-handed starter George Kirby, the Mariners’ 2019Read More →
It was a year ago when Eder Militao introduced its new partner to the world, Karolina Lima. Just five months later, they announced they would be the fathers of a girl who would go by the name of Cecilia. And now, just when the model is in the last stageRead More →
The legendary New Orleans coach will be recognized for his selfless efforts NEW ORLEANS – Ronald “Hendu” Henderson, a legendary New Orleans coach in the 1960s, has been selected to receive the Eddie Robinson Award from the Greater New Orleans Sports Awards Committee, sponsored by the Allstate Sugar Bowl. TheRead More →
SINGAPORE — Para-athletes who medal at most major Games can expect better cash rewards thanks to the improved Athlete Awards Program (AAA) of the Singapore National Paralympic Council (SNPC). The cash incentive for a Paralympic gold medal was increased from $400,000 to $500,000, half of the payout for an OlympicRead More →
Posted on Jun 30, 2022 10:44 a.m. Last updated on June 30, 2022 10:54 Beginning July 1, the Illinois Family Relief Plan will take effect to provide relief from food tax, gasoline tax and property taxes. The plan totals an estimated $1.83 billion in relief, including income and property taxRead More →
Photo by Mike Morrison Marietta Post 64’s Noah West, right, rounds third base during Wednesday’s American Legion baseball game against Parkersburg Post 15 at Don and Sue Schaly Field in Pioneer Park. Marietta Post 64 held Parkersburg Post 15 scoreless for six of seven innings inRead More →
It’s no secret that the Pittsburgh Steelers are very lucky with elite-level defensive talent in the top seven with reigning Defensive Player of the Year TJ Watt and All-Pro inside defensive tackle Cameron Heyward. So far this offseason, the duo — who have wreaked havoc on the NFL in theRead More →
SARATOGA SPRINGS — The New York Racing Association will host three sports and TV celebrities at Saratoga Racetrack to meet fans at this summer’s meet in the new “Stars at the Spa” series. Former New York Knicks forward Charles Oakley on Sunday, July 24, “Real Housewives of New Jersey” personalityRead More →
Staff Photo by Travis Rosenau New Ulm VFW Gold’s Cody Serbus takes first after dropping a bunt during VFW Gold’s JUMC baseball game with Excelsior Saturday night at Johnson Park. NEW ULM – New Ulm VFW Gold qualified for Sunday’s championship round of the Junior UpperRead More →
Results of the finals of the 2022 World Swimming Championships in Budapest at the Duna Arena… 100m freestyle men Gold: David Popovici (ROU) — 47.58 Silver: Maxime Grousset (FRA) — 47.64 Bronze: Josh Liendo (CAN) — 47.714. Pan Zhanie (CHN) — 47.795. Brooks Curry (USA) — 48.006. Nandor Nemeth (HUN)Read More →
Photo by Robert A. DeFrank Joanna Vincenzo, center, of Bridgeport High School is one of three teachers nationwide to receive a grant for new equipment in her special needs classroom. Beverly Prati, left, director of special education for the school district, and Amanda DeLuca, chair of theRead More →
Austin Bashford curled a home run and drove in two runs and Braden Martin ripped a double and a single to lead the 9+ Greene County Outlaws to a 12-1 win over Accelerate Elite 9U in Game 1 of baseball’s doubleheader. Sunday trip. Chris Brown had two singles and anRead More →
Protein has become so synonymous with health and fitness that marketers have found it to be an essential selling tool on food packaging. You’ll see the word “high protein” trumpeted everywhere, not just on protein bars and whey protein powders in the health food section of grocery stores. Now youRead More →
Playermaker Raises $40M in Funding, Company Offers Shoe-Mounted Performance Tracker By tom friend June 16, 2022 Playermaker, a performance tracker that attaches to athletes’ shoes, has raised $40 million in funding, with Ventura Capital Group leading the investment. MIG Capital and Pegasus Tech Ventures also invested in the device, whichRead More →
Chris Glenn helped turn Hughesville’s softball program around when he took on his first high school coaching job 11 years ago. He then went to Jersey Shore and led the Bulldogs to two district championships in his first three seasons there. But it was in Montgomery that GlennRead More →
Offering a line of function-enhanced collagen bars and plant-based protein bars that are made with no added sugar or sugar alcohols, and contain 88% less sugar than market leaders, NuSkool Snacks extends its mission to the general public. . AUSTIN, TX, June 14, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — Two-time NCAA National Champion,Read More →
Simona de Silvestro finished second at the Houston Grand Prix, the penultimate race of the 2013 IndyCar season, and burst into the KV Racing truck to take on the owners. “Me! You have to hire me!” the Swiss rider told her bosses. They were looking for a replacement for IndianapolisRead More →
ALBANY — Newport’s swim team finished seventh out of 17 participating programs June 3-5 at the AAA Summer Blast meet, hosted by the Albany Aquatics Association. Swimmers from the Newport club have won first-place medals in 13 races, won six second-place finishes and swept the top three spots in theRead More →
BELLINZONA, Switzerland (AP) — Smiling as he entered court, former FIFA President Sepp Blatter sat alone on a long bench Wednesday as one of his lawyers addressed the three judges on day of the opening of his criminal trial. Once the most powerful man in the world of football, BlatterRead More →
It sometimes feels like Justin Jefferson has been in the NFL for more than two seasons. He’s already taken the league by storm as he prepares for Year 3, and he’s only 22 (he’ll be 23 on June 16). Jefferson’s prolific debut made him an easy pick for CBS Sports’Read More →
YOUNGSTOWN – Downtown Youngstown was bustling early Saturday morning with volunteers wearing StreetScape Silver Anniversary commemorative t-shirts carrying gardening tools. In the large Central Square welcome tent, Christine Price and her daughter, Avary, helped hundreds of volunteers register and be assigned to major planting sites around the city.Read More →
Lake Placid High School class of 2022 valedictorian Ellen Lansing and this year’s salutatorian Tristan Spotts are seen here at Mirror Lake on Monday, May 30. (News Photo – Lauren Yates) LAKE PLACID – Lake Placid High School named Ellen Lansing this year’s valedictorian, and TristanRead More →
Category: Pediatrics | Psychiatry | Sports medicine | New Back to health news Last update: June 02, 2022. By Amy Norton HealthDay Reporter Comments: (0) tell a friend THURSDAY, June 2, 2022 (HealthDay News) — Children who play team sports may experience some mental health benefits, but the same mayRead More →
After inducting its first class of members last October, Penn State Altoona Athletics, in conjunction with the Penn State Altoona Athletics Advisory Council, welcomes nominations of individuals and teams for the second class of the Penn State Altoona Intercollegiate Athletics Hall of Famous. The second induction into theRead More →
Mumbai Indians edge second-placed Liverpool by 16m April commitments The IPL franchise has over 30 million fans worldwide Indian Premier League (IPL) Mumbai Indians ranked as the most popular sports brand in March and April on video-sharing platform YouTube, according to Spanish research agency Deportes & Finanzas. The cricket franchiseRead More →
By Bruce Sayler Butte Central senior Rileigh McGree was all smiles on Friday as she came down from the podium and commented on the event she just completed at the Montana State Class A track meet. “It was a lot of fun,” she said, fiddling with her runners-up medal whichRead More →
Published on May 26, 2022 06:45 Last updated on May 26, 2022 06:56 Written by Millie Lange MOUNT VERNON – Effingham High School saw its season end with a 9-6 loss to host Mount Vernon on Wednesday. The Rams unleashed their bats, hitting 14 in the contest and overcoming sevenRead More →
By GEORGE HENRY, AP Sports Journalist ATLANTA (AP) — Dansby Swanson scored the game-breaking run in the fifth inning on an atrocious Phillies defensive streak, and the Atlanta Braves beat Philadelphia 8-4 on Wednesday night. Swanson singled out and came in to score for a 5-4 lead on a playRead More →
Help us pick the best of the best in the latest Idaho Statesman Athlete of the Week contest. Polling stations close at noon on Wednesday. Check out all of the nominees and their accomplishments below. You can vote multiple times. This is a fun way to show support for athletes,Read More →
By TODD KARPOVICH, Associated Press BALTIMORE (AP) — Randy Arozarena hit a pair of home runs, Jeffrey Springs threw the white ball in the sixth inning and the Tampa Bay Rays spoiled the debut of the Baltimore Orioles’ top prospect, Adley Rutschman, with a win 6 -1 Saturday evening. TheRead More →
George Springer was yelling at the ball to come down, wanting it to hit the turf. With a blooper aimed at right field in Tuesday’s 3-0 win over the Mariners, the Toronto centerfielder gave the afterburners a boost as the ball dropped and rolled past Stephen Souza Jr. in theRead More →
By DAN GELSTON, AP Sports Reporter PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Yu Darvish tied the game on base and the heart of the Phillies roster was coming. With the way Kyle Schwarber and the suddenly silent bats swung, Darvish walked through the order in the sixth inning without a run allowed, aRead More →
DENVER (AP) — Tommy La Stella homered on the second pitch of the game and doubled up twice as the San Francisco Giants extended their dominance against Colorado with a 10-7 win over the Rockies on Tuesday night. San Francisco has won 12 straight games against NL West rival ColoradoRead More →
(Shenandoah) – One of the final scores to enter the clubhouse at Monday’s Class 2A District Tournament in Shenandoah ruined several state tournament dreams while securing an offer for Jackson Tennis of Missouri Valley . “It’s awesome,” Tennis said. “I spend a lot of time on this sport. I thinkRead More →
Reserve baseball The Concord Reserve baseball team defeated Bishop Guertin, 6-4. Trevor Craigue, Tyler Fennelly and Theo Schneible each had two hits. Kaelan Williams went six strikeout innings and Schneible closed the game. Youth Baseball Kiwanis beat Rath, Young, Pignatelli, 4-2, in Concord Little League Majors action. Caden Bechtold heldRead More →
CEBU CITY, Philippines — Philippine Sports Commission (PSC) Commissioner and Team Philippines Chef de Mission Ramon “El Presidente” Fernandez is confident that the Filipinos will continue to win gold medals, especially in combat sports during the ongoing 31st Southeast Asian Games (SEAG). in Hanoi, Vietnam. Over the past two days,Read More →
TWICE First Citizens Sport Foundation Young Sportsman of the Year, Nikoli Blackman will lead a 32-member contingent of Team TTO at the 2022 Pan Am Aquatic Age Group Swimming Championships taking place at the National Aquatic Center from July 2 to June 5. The team also includes Tokyo 2020 OlympianRead More →
Genius Sports acquired Second Spectrum last year The division has deals with the Premier League, Major League Soccer and the NBA Genius Sports’ Second Spectrum division will provide Portuguese soccer club Benfica with live tracking data, analytics and enhanced broadcast augmentation tools. Benfica will benefit from Second Spectrum’s machine learningRead More →
Male soccer and basketball players on scholarships in any of the major conferences can expect to soon earn a minimum of $50,000 every year he plays due to the influx of money from so-called recall collectives that negotiate name, image and likeness deals. This prediction, based on market trends, wasRead More →
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Wilmer Flores hit a grand slam in the first inning and tied his career high with six RBIs as the San Francisco Giants shrugged off their offensive funk and beat the St. Louis 13-7 on Saturday night to end a five-game losing streak. On a dayRead More →
Baldwin High School’s Wehiwa Aloy hits a three-point brace in the second inning of the Bears’ 17-5 win over Kailua in a state championship semifinal Friday night at Maehara Stadium. – The Maui News / MATTHEW THAYER photo WAILUKU – The Baldwin High School baseball team is heading to theirRead More →
Lianna Bailey couldn’t hold back her tears. Standing at the back of the Clubs 18th green at Houston Oaks, the senior Cowgirl was overwhelmed with emotion as she reflected on her post-Big 12 Championship season. Bailey’s season was filled with a mix of ups and downs. low. After the CowgirlsRead More →
Saranac Lake’s Mitchell Ellsworth throws the discus in the air during Tuesday’s game against Lake Placid. (Business Photo – Parker O’Brien) LAKE PLACID — With clear skies and no rain, it was a solid night for a track meet at the North Elba Show Grounds in Lake Placid on Tuesday.Read More →
OWINGS MILLS, Md. — For the Ravens, the end of the NFL Draft means more work finding rookies to bring to training camp. Once again, Baltimore has a huge class of rookie free agents who will be looking to make the roster. The Ravens have kept at least one undraftedRead More →
The NFL Draft has come and gone with former Clemson player Justyn Ross never hearing his name. Only Andrew Booth Jr. and Baylon Spector heard their names called. The last time Clemson had just two players selected in the draft was in 2008, when Tommy Bowden was the head coachRead More →
Sports Illustrated Brain Formula The Sports Illustrated Nutrition Brain formula is a brain supplement that has the absolute ability to empower and improve brain power. It has the scientific terms “NOOTROPIC” and “GENIUS PILL”, which it uses. It is known to improve and improve various mental functions which include butRead More →
Sentinel photo by JEFF FISHBEINMount Union third baseman Blaine Hunsinger scores Williamsburg’s Caymen Hughes up front on an attempted double steal in the first game of their Inter-County Conference doubleheader Thursday at Mount Union. MOUNT UNION — Mount Union’s huge victory late in the first encounterRead More →
Measurable: 6-1 1/2, 179. 9 1/4 hands. DNP test (knee). Statistics: Williams caught 15 passes at Ohio State but had 79 receptions for 1,572 yards (19.9 average) and 15 touchdowns on his transfer to Alabama. He was a first-team All-American and the SEC leader in receiving yards and touchdowns. AsRead More →
DUNCAN — The Ada High School boys’ tennis team won the title in the Class 5A Public Schools State Championship Saturday at Duncan Golf and Tennis Club. Whoops. I wasn’t supposed to say that. It was the former name of the annual tournament, held by Duncan High School before theRead More →
ARMAGH — When Lydia Miller came from behind on the final lap to win the 1,600-meter relay on Friday night, she didn’t just win the race for Marion Center. She won the Appalachian Invitational for the Stingers. Running the anchor leg, Miller received the relay with his 1,600 relay teamRead More →
Ariya Soldwisch shot a 75 for the girls’ best score on Friday in the third round of the Maui Interscholastic League Individual Championships at Wailea Blue Course, moving into a tie with Baldwin High School teammate Anessa Riglos atop the standings heading into the final round. ‘today. SoldwischRead More →
The National Football League today announced that the AWS Powered 2022 NFL Schedule will be published on the NFL Network, NFL.com and the NFL App on Thursday, May 12 at 8 p.m. ET. READ MORE: Licht targets middle rounds in 2022 NFL Draft? Prior to the release of the fullRead More →
Scottish Professional Football League latest to complete arbitration with Hawk-Eye VAR By tom friend April 20, 2022 The Scottish Professional Football League has voted almost unanimously to implement Hawk-Eye Innovation’s video assistant referee system, which continues to gain momentum internationally. With 41 of 42 teams voting in favor of VARRead More →
April 20, 2022 Champs Sports, a sporting goods retailer owned by Foot Locker, will soon launch the first location of its HomeField experiential store concept. Homefield, which opens this month in Pembroke Pines, Fla., will offer sneakers and gear for a number of individual sports activities and team sports, includingRead More →
OLATHE, Kan. – Valeria Quiroga (Jr., Brownsville, TX, sociology) is a highlight waiting to happen and she’s added another clip to her portfolio as she leads the Statesmen softball team to sweep MidAmerica Nazarene in a Heart of America Athletic Conference double Saturday. William Penn (19-15, 12-8 Heart) won byRead More →
Design by Michael Stillwell For generations, members of the Royal House of Windsor have enjoyed playing sports. Princess Anne and her daughter, Zara, have both competed in the Olympics; Princess Diana was known for her stylish ski outfits; and Prince Harry and Prince William have followed in their father’s footstepsRead More →
CUSHING — The Ada High School women’s golf team still couldn’t catch Hilldale in the Tara Robbins Invitational Monday at Buffalo Rock Golf Club. But the Lady Cougars are getting closer. The Lady Hornets — the defending Class 4A state champions and favorites to win the seventh title in schoolRead More →
Athletes chosen for the job have experienced the issue first-hand, Alejandro Gutierrez, director of premium brands at Michelob Ultra owner Anheuser-Busch InBev, said in an interview. Chávez, for example, scored a zero in diving at the 2012 Olympics and deleted her social media after being harassed by the public. “It’sRead More →
SALT LAKE CITY – Quin Snyder may be less interested in the Los Angeles Lakers head coaching job after the team fired Frank Vogel shortly after their season ended. According to Broderick Turner of Los Angeles Timea source indicated that Snyder’s interest in the job may have waned after VogelRead More →
The Pennsylvania House of Representatives is set to vote as early as Tuesday on legislation banning transgender athletes from participating in women’s sports, which supporters say is necessary to protect athletic opportunities for young Commonwealth women. A similar bill was withdrawn from the Senate Education Committee on Monday by aRead More →
Pueblo’s teams and individual athletes settle in for the spring high school sports season and with that comfort comes several high-level individual performances. The Pueblo Chieftain athletic staff compiles the top high school students in the Pueblo area each week. To nominate a player, coaches should email [email protected] or [email protected]Read More →
DUNCAN – The Ada High School men’s tennis team won the championship Wednesday at the Duncan Invitational. The Cougars totaled 65 points to win the title. The host Demons finished second at 56, followed by Lawton Eisenhower at 53, Edmond Santa Fe at 52 and the Byng Pirates at 47.Read More →
PHOENIX (AP) — Arizona’s Pavin Smith cut a straight single to start the seventh inning, ending a no-hit bid from the San Diego Padres’ opening day on Thursday night. Yu Darvish pitched the first six innings for San Diego without giving up a hit, but was retired before the seventhRead More →
The National Football League has received 39 Sports Emmy Award nominations for its work on the NFL Network, NFL Films, NFL.com, NFL App and League Desktop, the National Academy of Television Arts and Entertainment announced today. Science – a League record, beating last year’s total of 35 nominations. NFL NetworkRead More →
LISBON — Tori Firth drove in eight runs with three hits and had two hits in United’s 14-1 win over Lisbon in five innings on Tuesday. Firth sparked the Golden Eagles’ six-run outburst in the second inning with a long three-run homer. She also doubled, singled and scoredRead More →
A New York consulting firm that is being sued by Bedford County on behalf of more than 2,600 Pennsylvania municipalities for its efforts to maximize Purdue Frederick Co.’s profits from the sale of the opioid OxyContin is asking the dismissal of the case by a federal district judgeRead More →
While it may be tempting for sportsbooks to simply focus on hockey to form their Ontario sports betting offers, it will likely take a more creative approach to building customer loyalty. With the commercial launch of ON sports betting Monday, sportsbooks are probably looking for every possible advantage before enteringRead More →
Although the rate of new COVID-19 cases is the lowest in more than eight months, the Washington County Health Department is “stay ready” with tests and vaccination reminders. “There were many different waves that happened,” said Sherry Ellem, public information officer for the Department of Health. “Fortunately, it’sRead More →
A pair of sweeps by the Hamlet baseball and softball teams, as well as the Ellerbe football teams, shed light on local college play on Wednesday. Lady Red Rams pity East Hoke behind Quick’s hit Playing on the road at East Hoke, the Hamlet Middle School softball team put downRead More →
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP) — Twenty-one states with Republican attorneys general filed a lawsuit Tuesday to end the federal government’s requirement that people wear masks on planes, trains, ferries and other public transport amid the coronavirus pandemic. The lawsuit, announced by Florida Governor Ron DeSantis and Attorney General Ashley MoodyRead More →
Mrs Pat Sargent, President of Cork Harlequins Hockey and Cricket Club, seated in the new weather protection stand which has been subsidized by Cork City Council under the Sports Capital Grant Scheme. Cork City Council’s long-standing support for sports clubs and organizations continues with the approval of €450,000 in sportsRead More →
Breadcrumb Links Local News “You can not measure the number of smiles you see on these people when they are here” Publication date : March 25, 2022 • 18 minutes ago • 2 minute read • Join the conversation (Left to right) Haseebullah, Freeba, Habibullah and their father Nangalai SadatRead More →
SOFTBALL Gibson Wins SEC Honor University of Arkansas first baseman Danielle Gibson hit five homers in four games this week and had 12 runs to earn SEC Player of the Week honors, which was announced by the league office on Tuesday. The redshirted senior from Murrieta, Calif. went 8 forRead More →
INDIANAPOLIS Indiana’s governor on Monday vetoed a bill banning transgender women from participating in girls’ school sports while signing another eliminating the state’s licensing requirement to carry handguns. in public. Republican Gov. Eric Holcomb’s decisions come after both measures faced intense opposition before being approved by the GOP-dominated legislature thatRead More →
RICHMOND, Va. (WRIC) – The YMCA of Greater Richmond and the Manchester campus of Bryant and Stratton College came together on Saturday, March 19 for an esports tournament at the college’s new esports lab. The event is the start of the YMCA’s new esports club, which will compete in tournamentsRead More →
Xiaotang Z. The spreading effect of large-scale international sports competitions on social development. J Guangzhou Sports Univ. 2007;01:26–8. Google Scholar McCloskey B, Zumla A, Ippolito G, Blumberg L, Arbon P, Cicero A, et al. Mass Gatherings and Reducing the Global Spread of COVID-19: A Political and Public Health Dilemma. Lancet.Read More →
SURPRISE, Ariz. — Major League Baseball announced the revised 2022 regular season schedule on Wednesday. The Texas Rangers open the season Friday, April 8 in Toronto with the first pitch scheduled for 6:07 p.m. CST. The home opener is now scheduled for Monday, April 11 against the Colorado Rockies atRead More →
You will hear a lot about these 10 stars Joseph Cress/Iowa City Press-Citizen/ USA TODAY NETWORK There are Cinderella teams in all NCAA men’s and women’s tournaments. But there are also those individual players who become household names and part of March Madness lore. With both tournaments just days away,Read More →
UP: Returning from the annual Kiwanis of Williamstown spaghetti dinner, just one of many similar events making a return this year after two years under pandemic restrictions. Clubs supported by Kiwanis include the Key Club, Builders Club and K-Kid’s Club at Williamstown High/Middle School and Williamstown Elementary School.Read More →
Jocelyn Alo continues to inspire – not just the young girls of the Hawaiian Islands, but also those of his own dugout canoe. A day after Alo set the NCAA record for home runs with his 96th career shot, Alo’s Oklahoma teammates threw four long balls against Hawaii in theirRead More →
MISSOULA – Close the book on the 2021-22 women’s basketball season for Butte Central. BC’s playoff series — a streak that included 11 games and five wins in underdog situations — ended this afternoon with a 71-63 loss to Browning in the Class A state tournament in Dahlberg Arena. (Statistics)Read More →
DESTIN – In early April, Destin City Council members plan to make individual visits to Alpharetta, the “downtown” of Georgia and another major mixed-use development called Avalon for ideas that could help them shape Destin’s potential multimillion-dollar downtown project. Destin’s council members have spoken in recent years of “the TheRead More →
PARIS, France, March 10 – The Covid-19 pandemic has been an “eldorado” for matchfixers due to the negative impact the virus has had on individual sports finances, a leading sports tech firm has told AFP. . Sportradar Integrity Services, which works with more than 100 sports federations and leagues, detectedRead More →
Aaron Rodgers will therefore be back in Green Bay after signing a new four-year contract averaging $50 million and reuniting with his favorite target, Davante Adams. It’s not necessarily a four-year disaster for the Bears and the rest of the NFC North. The Packers structured the deal to lower theRead More →
The rosters for the 2022 Southwest Montana High School Basketball Classic were released today. Games will be played Tuesday, March 15 at the Montana Tech HPER Complex. The boys and girls matches will feature a total of 15 players from Butte High and Butte Central. A committee of sportswriters, broadcastersRead More →
The Ukiah Wildcats Varsity baseball team started the season winning the first two games by defeating Santa Rosa and Healdsburg, two home nonleague games. On Friday, the Wildcats faced two opponents, one was Piner High and the other was the weather. The game started at 7 p.m. The sky wasRead More →
From the moment he bamboozled Mike Gatting with the “ball of the century” in Manchester in 1993, Shane Warne loved playing in England. He dreamed up a bit of a joke with the crowd and rolled over hapless England batters for fun, scripting many memorable Ashes wins. He also inspiredRead More →
BOWLING GREEN — There’s not much Josh Anderson hasn’t accomplished during his 141-game basketball career at Western Kentucky University. When the Hilltoppers close out the regular season at home on Saturday with Senior Day, it will break the school record for career games played by Lynn Cole from 1951 toRead More →
The Hastings Raider Wrestling Team sent 11 of 14 wrestlers to the Class AAA Individual State Tournament after an incredible showing in the Section 3AAA meet. All 14 Raiders placed third or higher after qualifying for team state the previous week. Six Hastings wrestlers won sectional championships last Saturday atRead More →
Below we take a look at the governing bodies that have so far suspended Russian teams from competitions or bare the country of its right to host events. Although there were no Russian teams left in the UEFA Men’s or Women’s Champions League and Men’s Conference League, Spartak Moscow’s matchRead More →