Month: January 2017

Predators knock Tuukka Rask out of game, beat Bruins 2-1

Filip Forsberg scored with 2:24 left in the second period, and the Predators beat the Boston Bruins 2-1 on Thursday night after Bruins’ All-Star goalie Tuukka Rask was knocked out of the game. “It was a test for us, and we showed up and we played our hearts out and got two points and that’s what we came here to do,” Forsberg said.

Penguins scouting report: Jan. 13 at Rochester

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Wade’s maiden ODI ton finds a way into records book

Pakistan had an early laugh grabbing 5 wickets for nothing significant on board, and leaving Australia stuttering at 78 in the opening ODI at The Gabba, Brisbane. However, Matthew Wade’s impressive century helped Australia to reach a competitive 268 for 9. Wade hit a single off the final delivery to bring up his maiden unbeaten ODI century, off 100 deliveries.

Cricket Australia team inspects Ranchi stadium prior to India-Australia Test

Ranchi: A four-member team from Cricket Australia visited Jharkhand State Cricket Association International Stadium Complex, Dhurwa, Ranchi to inspect the arrangements for the upcoming Test match between India and Australia scheduled in March. The officials, comprising Adam Fraser , Sean Carroll , Sean Cary and Brendan Drew , visited the International stadium complex, JSCA in a release said.

UFC’s White says he’ll pay Mayweather and McGregor $25 million each to fight

Eternally mythical or not, the subject of a Floyd Mayweather Jr.-Conor McGregor fight was jolted Friday when UFC President Dana White said he’s willing pay each man $25 million plus a cut of pay-per-view proceeds for a match that White indicated would be a boxing, not mixed martial arts, affair. White, speaking to broadcaster Colin Cowherd on Fox Sports 1, scoffed at Mayweather’s suggestion this week that he’d pay McGregor $15 million for a bout.

David Modell, former Ravens president, dies at 56

David Modell, a former president of the Baltimore Ravens and the son of former team owner Art Modell, died of lung cancer Friday, the team announced. He was 56. Called the “unsung son,” Modell was considered an architect of the Ravens team that won Super Bowl XXXV in 2001.

Games to Watch

Palo Duro will hold on to at least a share of second place with a win while Randall will force a tie for second with a victory. n West Texas High at Sanford-Fritch : No.

Oilers rally for OT win

Leon Draisaitl scored 1:50 into overtime as the Edmonton Oilers rallied for a 3-2 win over the New Jersey Devils. The Oilers struggled at times throughout the evening and had to come from behind for the victory.

Bulls can’t muster much effort against slumping Knicks

New York Knicks’ Derrick Rose drives past Chicago Bulls’ Robin Lopez during the first half of an NBA basketball game Thursday, Jan. 12, 2017, in New York. That should also be the title of any Chicago Bulls highlights from Thursday night’s 104-89 loss to the New York Knicks at Madison Square Garden.

Result can’t dilute the memories

None of Waubonsie Valley/Metea Valley co-op’s five seniors will be Olympians, but if dreams come true, there will be an aerospace engineer, civil engineer, doctor, nurse and a teacher who eventually will smile while reflecting upon the time they spent as gymnasts.  The co-op came up on the short end of a 140.2 to 128.1 dual meet against Lake Park on Thursday in Naperville, but the night was mostly about celebrating its seniors who were competing in their final home meet. “I remember coming in during sophomore year and watching the seniors and it felt so far away,” co-op senior Claire Samojedny said.

HS Wrestling: Delaware Valley downs defending Division I champ Scranton

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Northwestern Wears Down Rutgers in 69-60 Loss

This was another winnable game at the RAC that saw Rutgers falter down the stretch due to a lack of scorers on the roster. Everyone went quiet for stretches in the second half and Northwestern wore Rutgers down on the boards, something that was a bit unexpected.

CC freshman defenseman Josefchak more than holding his own

Colorado College right defense Cole Josefchak hits the ice after colliding with Denver left wing Jarid Lukosevicius, on the ice, Friday, Dec. 2, 2016, during the first period at the Broadmoor World Arena in Colorado Springs, Colo. The late Denver standout – who rarely missed his grandson’s youth games – would have been proud of the freshman, even though he’s wearing the black and gold of Wylie’s college rival.

Foursome Prepares For OVAC – SChampionships

Many teams are tuning up for OVACs which are right around the corner, and that was the case Thursday as John Marshall played host to Weir, Barnesville and Union Local at Four Seasons Pool. John Marshall was victorious in the boys’ event with a narrow 87-74 margin over Weir, while the Red Riders took top honors in the girls’ event with an 89-74 victory over John Marshall and an 84-73 win over the Shamrocks.

MTSU men shut down Marshall 69-57

MTSU’s men became the only undefeated team in Conference USA with a 69-57 win over Marshall Thursday night at the Murphy Center. The Thundering Herd went into the game hot, winners of four in a row, but the Blue Raiders used a strong defensive effort to halt their streak.

Pelicans, minus Davis, hand Nets 8th straight loss, 104-95

Tyreke Evans scored a season-high 29 points and the New Orleans Pelicans, playing without All-Star big man Anthony Davis, defeated the reeling Brooklyn Nets 104-95 on Thursday night. Terrence Jones added 24 points and 12 rebounds for New Orleans , which improved to 6-13 on the road by winning both games during its stay in New York City.

Rams hire head coach younger than Hayes

McVay spent the past three seasons as the Redskins’ offensive coordinator. He has been an assistant since 2010 in Washington, where he worked with head coach Jay Gruden to build a prolific offense led by quarterback Kirk Cousins.

Notre Dame rallies past Miami

V.J. Beachem sank the go-ahead basket and made the clinching steal as No. 20 Notre Dame rallied from a four-point deficit in the final 2 1/2 minutes to beat Miami 67-62 on Thursday night.

Judge Evans receives appointment from Governor

In a brief ceremony on Monday, Jan 3, Bandera County Clerk, Candy Wheeler administered the oath of office to Bandera County Judge, Richard Evans for his recent appointment, by Governor Greg Abbott, to the Governing Board of the Texas Indigent Defense Commission. Bandera County Tax Assessor/Collector, Gwenda Tschirhart witnessed the signing of the necessary documents and congratulated Evans on the new position.

Bangor boys fall to still-undefeated Edward Little

Matt Randall joined the ABC-7 and FOX Bangor news team in August 2015 as Weekend Sports Anchor and Reporter. A proud Midwesterner, he was born and raised in Indianapolis, IN and is excited to begin his career right here in Maine! Matt graduated from Indiana University with a degree in Journalism in 2015, and his love for sports broadcasting grew through the several media outlets on campus.

Fans spoiled for choice in favourite sporting moment of 2016 at Halberg Awards

Eliza McCartney’s surprise silver medal in Rio? Joseph Parker’s world title? Brendon McCullum’s world record test century? These are just three of the 10 sporting highlights from last year that now form the finalists for the Sporting Moment of the Year title at next month’s Halberg Awards. And in a year where Olympic success was mixed with considerable Kiwi deeds in other sports, punters are spoiled for choice.

Newcomer Floyd could be X-factor for Patriots in NFL playoffs

FOXBOROUGH, Mass.>> The New England Patriots gave Michael Floyd a fresh start last month when they signed the receiver just a day after he was waived by the Arizona Cardinals following a DUI arrest. A month later, Floyd has a chance to fulfill that faith and possibly play the role of X factor on a suddenly stacked group of Patriots receivers heading into the playoffs.

Shakib Al Hasan bounces back from wild Tim Southee throw to punish…

Bangladesh allrounder Shakib Al Hasan defied the pain in his ankle from a wild Tim Southee throw to reclaim the advantage for the tourists on day two of the first cricket test. A poor act from senior New Zealand paceman Southee, when he fired a throw back at Shakib and hit him a nasty blow on the left ankle, marred the first session as Bangladesh once again showed fight with the bat.

Wisconsin’s Lavelle goes No. 1 in NWSL draft

With the top pick in the National Women’s Soccer League college draft on Thursday, the Boston Breakers selected Rose Lavelle out of Wisconsin Wisconsin’s Lavelle goes No. 1 in NWSL draft With the top pick in the National Women’s Soccer League college draft on Thursday, the Boston Breakers selected Rose Lavelle out of Wisconsin Check out this story on USATODAY.com: http://usat.ly/2ipNme9 With the top pick in the National Women’s Soccer League college draft on Thursday, the Boston Breakers selected Rose Lavelle out of Wisconsin.

Jon Toral: Rangers can offer me return to Arsenal

When Jon Toral and Hector Bellerin left Barcelona for Arsenal in May 2011, the Nou Camp club fumed at having had two major young talents effectively pinched from them. It seemed then that the two 16-year-old boys from Catalonia would grow up and spread their wings at the elite level of English football shoulder to shoulder.