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 A similar bill was withdrawn from the Senate Education Committee on Monday by aRead More →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 →
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MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) — For years, proposals to expand gambling in Minnesota have been rejected by the state legislature. But this year, a sports betting bill may actually pass. READ MORE: ‘When and not if’: Minnesota lawmakers set to introduce bills that would make sports betting legal Each of Minnesota’s neighboringRead More →
Editor’s Note: This story contains accounts of sexual assault. If you or someone you know is a survivor of sexual assault, contact the National Sexual Assault Hotline at 1-800-656-4673 or at https://www.rainn.org. When news surfaced that the Grambling State football program had hired former Baylor head coach Art Briles asRead More →
By ROB HARRIS, AP Global Soccer Writer LONDON (AP) — Russia was stripped of hosting the Champions League final by UEFA on Friday, with St. Petersburg replaced by Paris after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine led to punitive measures in the sports world. The showpiece final of the European men’s footballRead More →
BEC. BOYS SUB-DISTRICTS February 21-24 in Hartington, Neb. Hartington Cedar Catholic 51, Ponca 30 Hartington-Newcastle 60, Laurel-Concord-Coleridge 54 No. 1 Hartington Cedar Catholic (21-4) vs. No. 3 Hartington-Newcastle (12-11), 7 p.m. February 21-24 in Elgin, Neb. Bloomfield 56, Plainview 42 Elgin Public/Pope John 85, Osmond 53 No. 1 Elgin Public-PopeRead More →
BROWN DEER, Wis. – Former Brainerd Warrior and current University of Wisconsin swimmer Eau Claire Michael Bylander is heading to the NCAA Division III National Championships. Bylander had a record-breaking day in the Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Finals Feb. 17-19 He set a school and conference record in the 200-yardRead More →
HOUGHTON — Houghton County could get between $40,000 and $50,000 a year under a nationwide opioid settlement. Johnson & Johnson and the nation’s three largest pharmaceutical distributors – Cardinal Health, McKesson and AmerisourceBergen – agreed to a $26 billion settlement in August. The money will flow to countiesRead More →
As the winter sports season draws to a close, wrestling takes center stage this week with regional tournaments being held across the state. Regionals are the final stop before the individual state championship tournament, which is scheduled for Kissimmee Heritage Park March 3-5. In basketball, the Osceola Kowboys stay aliveRead More →
The Elizabethtown girls’ swim program posted high marks on the final day of the Kentucky High School Athletic Association State Swimming and Diving Championships in Lexington on Saturday night. Competing at the University of Kentucky’s Lancaster Aquatic Center, the Lady Panthers returned home with a fifth-place finish out of 39Read More →
BEIJING (AP) — Members of the U.S. men’s hockey team took part in a rowdy party at the Olympic Athletes’ Village that sparked a conversation between the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Committee (USOPC) and USA Hockey. The USOPC confirmed The Associated Press Saturday that a noise complaint was reported insideRead More →
As construction workers work to improve Michigan’s road conditions, they face enough workplace hazards — they certainly don’t need drivers to create new ones. That’s why a pair of Michigan reps gathered across the aisle to try to protect them. State Representative Sara Cambensy, D-Marquette, and State SenatorRead More →
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People are cutting the cord at an alarming rate – alarming if you’re the president of a cable company, of course. Or unless you are fuboTV. For everyone else, the fact that you can now choose between a bunch of different streaming TV services, rather than just paying the traditionalRead More →
WEST ISHPEMING — Eight wrestlers from Bark River-Harris are heading to the regional Division 4 tournament after placing in the top four of their respective weight classes in the individual district here on Saturday. Four Broncos were crowned champions, including seniors Avry Corrigan at 112 pounds and WyattRead More →
Liz Duval’s hockey journey began in Penetanguishene in the 1980s, including provincial championships and professional games in Switzerland Liz Duval fondly remembers playing hockey in Penetanguishene Bay as a child. Her father, Medore Duval, made sure the patch of ice in front of their house was crystal clear and readyRead More →
During Daryl Morey’s first season as Philadelphia 76ers President of basketball operations, he tried to cause a stir in the trade market when one of his former All-Stars requested a trade to his former organization, the Houston Rockets. It’s well known that the Sixers were runners-up in the race toRead More →
Hopewell Valley Central Secondary School Sunday evening, Hopewell Valley/Montgomery Hockey The team held its annual Service Tribute hockey game at Pro Skate in southern Brunswick. U.S. Army Capt. Dimitra Bairaktaris and U.S. Army Specialist Four Mark Marotta performed ceremonial puck tosses. Members of the Hopewell Valley Veterans Association were alsoRead More →
New York has become the largest sports betting market in the United States. In its first month with mobile betting, the state broke the record for the largest handful of sports bets in a month. In the first month with mobile sports betting available in New York, the state broughtRead More →
As the Cincinnati Bengals enter the Super Bowl for the first time since 1989, Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost offers the following tips to avoid falling victim to ticket scammers: • Beware of offers that are too good to be true. Sellers on Craigslist or other online marketplaces may offerRead More →
CO92 DAO Founder Kiat Lim. Courtesy of CO92 DAO Entrepreneur Kiat Lim launched the world’s first Decentralized Autonomous Organization (DAO) in professional football, dubbed CO92 DAO, to enable fans to own a stake in the popular sport. Supported by Kiat’s father, Singaporean billionaire Peter Lim, and members of Manchester United’sRead More →
The Texas Tech men’s golf team opened its spring season short of a team and individual championship at the Amer Ari Invitational in Waimea, Hawaii, which began Thursday and ended Saturday. Sophomore Baard Skogen finished second in the tournament with a strong performance throughout, but in the second and thirdRead More →
Nathan Chen stood in the middle of the Olympic rink, folded his arm across his chest and bowed slightly to the judges, then quickly skated through his short program during the team competition at the Winter Games . He might as well have said, “Aw, shucks. as different as anRead More →
Some days it’s good to be a sports fan. Like last Sunday, when in 12 hours you could see Rafael Nadal come back from two sets at the Australian Open to win his 21st Slam title, then Joe Burrow and the Bengals upset the Chiefs en route to the SuperRead More →
People involved in school sports want answers to what they see as a clear and obvious discrepancy. Athletes from youth clubs and community sports were allowed to resume the tournament from Tuesday in British Columbia People involved in school sports want answers to what they see as a clear andRead More →
SALEM — The Taft High School boys’ swim team posted an impressive second-place finish Jan. 29 at the Blanchet Six-School Invitational meet at the Salvation Army’s Kroc Corps Community Center. Taft’s girls placed sixth with just four swimmers. Taft head coach Lissa Parker wrote in an email to News-Times staffRead More →
BRYAN — Bryan boys and girls swimming had their senior night on Monday night as they both picked up victories over Bowling Green. The girls won 99-84 finishing first in the 200 individual medley relay, 200 individual medley, one meter dive, 100 freestyle, 200 freestyle relay and 100 backstroke. MayaRead More →
We hope Mining Journal readers will take advantage of the many opportunities in the local community to obtain free KN95 masks. As readers know, the Marquette County Health Department is making masks available to the general public free of charge, provided by the Michigan Department of Health andRead More →
PASADENA, Calif. — After helping the national team to a 25-24 victory, former University of Southeastern Louisiana quarterback Cole Kelley has been named the 2022 NFLPA Collegiate Bowl Most Valuable Player. Saturday night at the Rose Bowl. Kelley completed 12 of 17 passes for 150 yards and a touchdown inRead More →
Pierce Lawler gives Noma’s School of Gymnastics the #1 ranked gymnast Xcel Gold in the nation Noma Meeker, coach and owner of the Noma School of Gymnastics, helps top gymnast Pierce Lawler stretch before starting his training routine. TOP RANKED XG GYMNASTS LAWLER SHEET MUSIC NAME GOAL DEVICE GOAL PierceRead More →
BRADFORD — The DuBois swim teams made the long trip down Route 219 to Bradford on Wednesday night and came home with a pair of lopsided wins. DuBois won all 21 events contested – there was no diving or boys’ 400 freestyle relay – with the Lady Beavers winning 126-36Read More →
HIGH TEAM PLAY: (1/25) for the Taz 491; (1/18) Spare Wars 532 HIGH TEAM SERIES: (1/25) for the Taz 1329; (1/18) TCA 1371 HIGH INDIVIDUAL GAME: (1/25) Brandon Ester 265 (Error Free), Frank Osborn 265 (Error Free), Anthony Osborn 245 (Error Free), Sharon Mernin 222, Jordan Drotzman 214 (Error Free),Read More →
Oregon’s men’s swim team hasn’t reached the point in the season where it shrinks for championship meets like the conference and WIAA Division 1 Verona Section. Still, the Panthers’ 200-yard medley relay team of junior Mason Konopacki, Jack Nowka, junior Josh Weber and sophomore Spencer Stluka won the race inRead More →
The performers continue to play. As the second half of the high school winter sports season draws to a close, a number of athletes are stepping up their performances. Each week, the Pueblo Chieftain Sports Team reviews the best prep performances and releases them in print and online. To nominateRead More →
SCHENECTADY — New Yorkers placed $603 million in online bets in the first nine days of mobile sports betting in New York, including $171 million in the first 39 hours alone. The practice became legal in that state at 9 a.m. on Saturday, January 8. Data released Friday by theRead More →
1 / 8 UVU student second Tim Fuller heads for the basket during WAC’s game against UTRGV at the UCCU Center in Orem on Thursday, Jan. 20, 2022. (Jared Lloyd, Daily Herald) 2 / 8 UVU sophomore Fardaws Aimaq attempts a shot during WAC’s game against UTRGV at the UCCURead More →
The Africa Cup of Nations is a tournament that always has stories, and this year Sierra Leone’s might be the most remarkable of them all. “In 2013 they are one game away. In 2015 it’s impossible because of Ebola, and in 2017 they finally recover from the Ebola outbreak butRead More →
There couldn’t have been better conditions over the weekend, the sun was shining and a good chill in the air, and lots of talent at the Sun Valley Invitational at the Lake Creek Nordic Center in Ketchum as more than 400 athletes gathered for the chance to showcase their talents.Read More →
When we think of V8 power, the first thing that comes to mind is the American muscle car of the 60s. But there are a lot of incredible V8 engines out there. sports cars Germany did too, and while we know them, we don’t associate them with a V8 asRead More →
AUGSBURG, Germany (AP) — Lacking key players in isolation with the coronavirus, Eintracht Frankfurt’s ambitions to challenge for European qualification were shattered on Sunday as it held to a 1-1 draw at Augsburg threatened with relegation. With Frankfurt goalkeeper Kevin Trapp and winger Filip Kostic both unavailable after testing positiveRead More →
SOUTH SIOUX CITY – The Beatrice Co-op swim and dive team traveled to South Sioux City for a triangle. The women’s team came away with two wins. They beat South Sioux City 83-7 and beat Omaha Skutt/Mount Michael 63-31. The men’s team defeated South Sioux City 53-36, but lost toRead More →
BROOKINGS, SD (KELO) — “You can count on it, every time, you know what you get when Clay Carlson steps on that mat,” SDSU wrestling head coach Damion Hahn said of the junior. A model of consistency that has taken years to develop. “I was a really bad loser growingRead More →
TALLAHASSEE, Florida – FSU legend Warrick Dunn has been named one of six NCAA Silver Anniversary Award recipients, it was announced on Tuesday. He is the first recipient of the Silver Anniversary Award from the State of Florida. The Silver Anniversary Award, which was first presented in 1973, annually recognizesRead More →
A new Sonoma County mandate that limits gatherings to curb the spread of the highly contagious omicron variant COVID-19 does not spell the end of high school indoor sports this year, an official said on Monday. Basketball and wrestling games will still take place, even though the county has cappedRead More →
Here is a summary of current sports news. Soccer-Cavani remaining at Man Utd until end of season: Rangnick Manchester United striker Edinson Cavani will remain at the club until the end of the season, interim manager Ralf Rangnick has said. Cavani’s contract expires at the end of June and theRead More →
SEYMOUR – Floyd Central head coach Joe Perkins claimed his 300th double-competition victory as the Highlanders swept away host Seymour on Saturday. The Floyd Girls won a 127-56 victory while the Highlander Boys triumphed 91-85. On the girls’ side, Floyd Central won 10 of 12 events. Juniors Savanna Liddle andRead More →
The Lahaina Swim Club participated in the MAGSA Short Course Championships on December 18th in Kihei. LAHAINA – Youth athletic programs across the state continue to persevere despite pandemic restrictions, and here on Maui, the Lahaina Swim Club represents that true championship effort. At the Maui Age Group Swimming AssociationRead More →
Basketball girl Resurrection Christian 57, Jefferson Academy 42, Loveland: Resurrection Christian returned from the break with a solid non-league win, dropping to 5-2 on aggregate. Sophomore Mackenzie Flikkema led the Cougars with 19 points, seven rebounds, three steals and two assists. Senior Taylor Wright had 11 points, 14 rebounds andRead More →
Stoughton’s wrestling team earned honorable mentions in the latest Division 1 wrestling rankings. The Vikings were ranked # 10 in previous rankings, but have fallen to HM status. Kaukauna – who beat Stoughton in the state final last season – are the state’s current No.1 team. Wisconsin Rapids has droppedRead More →
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) – Oklahoma City rookie Josh Giddey became the youngest player in NBA history to record a triple-double Sunday night. Giddey had 17 points, 14 assists and 13 rebounds for his first triple-double in the Thunder’s 95-86 loss to the Dallas Mavericks. The 6-foot-8 goaltender achieved the featRead More →
Cryptocurrencies and sports continued to collide in 2021, with synergies between the two proving successful on several fronts. The relationship between the world of sports and the various applications of cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology has grown slowly over the past few years. The humble beginnings of simple sponsorships creating earlyRead More →
Russell wilson had one of the worst singular seasons of his career in 2021. It has been a calamitous campaign for the eight-time Pro Bowler. He was sidelined and missed three games after sustaining a right middle finger injury that required surgery. He was individually lower, registering the third lowestRead More →
Below is a collection of some of the most clicked stories on KenoraOnline and DrydenNow as of July 2021. Over 100 people gathered in Kenora to pay tribute to the lives lost in residential schools and the survivors. The group started the morning under the Whitecap Lodge in Kenora andRead More →
Duke’s Paolo Banchero gets a rebound against Elon on December 18. Gerry Broome, Associated Press STAFF AND SON REPORTS On a day when midweek games involving the No.2-seeded Duke and North Carolina men’s basketball teams were postponed, the ACC changed its isolation practices and the Southern Conference followed suit. ACCRead More →
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India’s men’s cricket team head coach Rahul Dravid on Saturday declined to engage in a conversation about his role in selecting separate captains in the white ball and red ball formats. Before coming to South Africa, Virat Kohli lost his position as ODI captain to Rohit Sharma. Asked about hisRead More →
Through: Georges Guido Friday, December 24, 2021 | 10:01 am Burrell wrestling coach Chris Como yells at the referee during the 2008 WPIAL Class AA Team Final at Gateway. Burrell won his second straight title, beating Shady Side Academy, 36-26. After two years of covid postponements, the Alle-Kiski Valley SportsRead More →
(KTXL) – After nearly four decades with FOX40, athletic director Jim Crandell is retiring. He’ll be signing Wednesday night on FOX40 News at 10 a.m. A very strange day for me… entering the FOX40 parking lot, entering the train station, unlocking the sports office door… all for the last time.Read More →
Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corp. has a significant to-do list for 2022 that includes offering more sports, accessories and a standalone mobile app to users of its PROLINE + online sportsbook – which is expected to face a lot more competition legal in the coming months. “We look forward toRead More →
LEISURE ACTIVITIES HEART OF ALENE Basketball Grade 3 boys Idaho Forest Group 24 – Cannon Hill Industries 8 Idaho – Archer Herndon and Cannon Siers 10, Finn Whitaker 4. Cannon Hill – Jack Green 4, Ryley Brown and Emmitt Johnson 2. Physical Lifestyle Therapy – 21 – Jamms Frozen YogurtRead More →
By JASON CHATRAW, Associated Press BOISE, Idaho (AP) – Levi Williams ran 200 yards and four touchdowns and had 127 yards and one touchdown to lead Wyoming to a 52-38 victory over Kent State on Tuesday in the famous Idaho Potato Bowl. Williams, who set a career best performance inRead More →
Pushing forward. Photo: Steph Chambers / Getty Images You can argue that of all US institutions, professional sports worried the least about the pandemic but handled it better. From the start, it was obvious that the sport was going to come back as soon as possible, legally. Remember when GeorgiaRead More →
When Laurel Hubbard was announced as the first transgender athlete to compete in an individual sport at the Olympics, controversy was not far off. One prominent commentator even called it a “disaster for women’s sport”. In Aotearoa, New Zealand, the topic was hotly debated on TV, radio, newspapers and socialRead More →
A breakdown of why women see many more opportunities in team sports across the country By Cole Jacobson 12/11/17 12:41 a.m. Since the United States passed its Federal Title IX law, individual sports have actually seen fewer female coaches nationwide – and Penn is no exception. Credit: Tamsyn Brann, ChristineRead More →