B Grade changes in place

B grade will have a new look competition this week as the C grade teams make their debut in the higher division of the Grampians Cricket Association B grade will have a new look competition this week as the C grade teams make their debut in the higher division of the Grampians Cricket Association. Halls Gap and Willaura will field teams in the B grade competition after the C grade cricket competition was dissolved.

In curling, the ice has it

… W. Stevenson Road, Ottawa. The event will correspond with “Curling Night in America,” a two-hour telecast on the NBC Sports Network, the first of a nine-hour series that will run roughly once a week through St. Patrick’s Day. “We’re trying to reach …

2017 Maine Sports Hall of Fame class revealed

The 2017 Maine Sports Hall of Fame class was revealed Tuesday, and features several big names from the state’s sports history. Among the elected are current Philadelphia 76ers head coach Brett Brown, racing powerhouse Bob Bahre, former Olympian Ian Crocker among others.

Wichita native will be a Jeopardy!a contestant

He was a prominent part of the Scholar’s Bowl teams at both Blessed Sacrament and Kapaun Mount Carmel, of which he is a Class of 2006 alumnus. Hesse, who is a Navy Reserve officer based in San Diego, will be one of three contestants to compete on “Jeopardy!” on Friday afternoon – he’ll be the one in full Navy service dress blues.

UFC: Floyd Mayweather sets terms for Conor McGregor fight

Floyd Mayweather has given Conor McGregor a startling ultimatum following the Irishman’s demand of a US$100 million purse for a boxing match between the pair. Mayweather challenged McGregor and the UFC to close the deal and make the fight happen during a recent appearance on ESPN ‘s First Take.

Fiorentina beats Chievo in Italian Cup with late penalty

Federico Bernardeschi converted a penalty in stoppage time to give Fiorentina a 1-0 victory over Chievo Verona on Wednesday and a place in the Italian Cup quarterfinals Fiorentina’ Mauro Zarate goes for the ball during the Italian Cup soccer match between Fiorentina and Chievo Verona at the Artemio Franchi stadium in Florence, Italy, Wednesday, Jan. 11, 2017. ROME – Federico Bernardeschi converted a penalty in stoppage time to give Fiorentina a 1-0 victory over Chievo Verona on Wednesday and a place in the Italian Cup quarterfinals.

Michigan State Basketball: Score predictions vs. Minnesota

After losing its first Big Ten game of the year, Michigan State is looking to rebound and stay atop the conference standings with a win over Minnesota on Wednesday. The students are back on campus and the Izzone should be rocking for this home matchup, which could play a key role in the Spartans’ performance.

Youth not holding back the Knights

Along with Odom, freshman Chase Ellis is making a big impact for St. Francis, averaging 14.9 points and 8.3 rebounds per game. ALPHARETTA, Ga.- St. Francis boys basketball head coach Drew Catlett wasn’t sure what to expect at the outset of this season.

Winter Fly Fishing Florida

Saltwater fly fishing isn’t always about sun-baked flats kissed by light winds, and bathed by sparkling warm water and battalions of tailing fish. Sometimes Florida fly fishers have to literally run for cover once December cold front winds arrive.

Ducks vs. Stars BEST/WORST: Tying Up Loose Ends

The Ducks put on arguably their best defensive performance of the season against a high-powered, albeit struggling, Dallas offense. Defenders gave little room for the Stars forwards to work with while entering the zone, the backcheck was effective, and most importantly, zone exits were relatively clean for the most part.

The MLS Schedule is Coming

I am as giddy and impatient as a kid waiting for Christmas to come! This probably means that there is something seriously wrong with me. Perhaps I have that dreaded disease – soccer-itis! Will the schedule release calm my fever or make me more jumpy for the season to begin? Any one out there with words of wisdom on how to deal with soccer-itis? Views and opinions expressed in FanPosts are representative of the user alone.

Cookeville star to run for Volunteers

Cookeville High School runner Conner Hawkins just made a big step in his career as he recently signed to run both track and cross country for the University of Tennessee Volunteers. In this photo from May 2016, Cookeville’s Conner Hawkins, right, tries to gain position on a Centennial runner during the Class AAA 1,600-meter state championship race at Middle Tennessee State University in Murfreesboro.

JPEG of the Year: Match 4

This humble artist is among the unsurprised that a film like La La Land was lauded with such praise at the Golden Globes. In such dark and desperate times, it is only natural for us to crave such extravagant escapism. Life is always more bearable in Technicolor than sepia.

Joey Votto’s Best 2016 AB’s

It’s ‘We Love Joey Votto Week’ here at Red Reporter, and no such week would be complete without spending a little time watching Votto do what he does best – get on base . Votto has led the National League in OBP five of the past seven years, and finished second to Bryce Harper in 2015.

Ottawa in preliminary extension talks with Smith

Sens forward Zack Smith had a breakout performance last year, scoring a career-high 25 goals while averaging a healthy 15:24 TOI per night. Now, in the last of his four-year $7.55 million deal, Smith is proving last year was no fluke – and that a big payday could be on the horizon.

Stop Disrespecting the Texans

This week,I have been listening to a lot of radio and watching a lot of CSNE and ESPN and all I have been hearing about is how this game is a joke.Everyone saying that this game is already won,that the Texans have absolutely no chance,and that we should already be talking about the AFC championship people.To those people,and all readers who have these beliefs,that this is the wrong mindset to have. The Texans are no joke.They probably have more defense talent than the Patriots,with Jadeveon Clowney,Whitney Mercilus,A.J Buoye and Vince Wilfork.

Chief defends cop after Steeler coach’s arrest is questioned

This photo provided by the Pittsburgh Department of Public Safety shows Pittsburgh Steelers assistant coach Joey Porter after he was arrested Sunday, Jan. 8, 2017. Porter was charged early Monday, Jan. 9, with assaulting a doorman at a bar and a police officer who intervened hours after the team’s wild card win over the Miami Dolphins.

Girls win, boys lose in Chickasha

The Altus High School men’s and women’s basketball teams traveled to Chickasha on Thursday to participate in the ninth annual Chickasha Basketball Classic. Although the ladies got a favorable matchup with the Yukon Lady Millers junior varsity squad, the men were faced with the tough challenge of taking on the one-loss Douglass Trojans.

Basketball tournament semifinals scheduled

The Frazer Bank Invitational has been a week-long affair and after a one-night break Wednesday, action resumed at Western Oklahoma State College’s gymnasium Thursday with play between all one-loss tournament teams. On Tuesday, teams squared off to find out who would advance to the championship semifinals Friday and who would drop to the consolation bracket.

Lady Bulldogsa late surge overtakes Lady Elks

Before Tuesday night, the Elk City Lady Elks were 4-2 and one of the top teams in Class 4A basketball, but with the Lady Bulldogs coming to town, they prepared for a battle against one of the top teams in Class 5A. The Lady Elks ended 2016 with a loss to Woodward and the Lady Bulldogs ended their 2016 with a win over the Burkburnett Lady Bulldogs, and Tuesday evening Altus won again.

Bulldogs fall in Elk City

The Altus Bulldogs basketball team traveled to Elk City on Tuesday to take on the Elks in their first game since Christmas break ended and the new year began and suffered a disappointing loss once again. The last time the Bulldogs were on the court, they suffered their second defeat of the season to the Burkburnett Bulldogs in a game that was never really close.

Texans’ Lamar Miller shedding rust, prepping for Patriots

Houston Texans running back Lamar Miller gains yardage against Oakland Raiders free safety Reggie Nelson during the fourth quarter of an NFL playoff game at NRG Stadium, January 7, 2017. Houston Texans running back Lamar Miller gains yardage against Oakland Raiders free safety Reggie Nelson during the fourth quarter of an NFL playoff game at NRG Stadium, January 7, 2017.