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 →
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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 →