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232 343 Vince McKee Related TopicsBrooklyn High School The Hurricanes scored a big 10-7 win over White Division, Bay today. The team improved to 4-1 overall. Goal Scorers for the Canes:Aaron Wrost 4 goals, 1 assistAidan Supek 2 goals, 3 assistsGavin Supek 2 goals, 2 assistsMatt Crossman 2 goals, 4 assistsChad Schnear added 4 assistsJason Edmonds with 34 savesThe Canes are back in GCHSHL action tomorrow night, 7:10pm at Gilmore vs Nordonia. 107 132 AwayHome Brooklyn High SchoolvsBay High School
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Flyers U14s I played their second game of the season in the National League, against a strong JMA Reading Rockets. The team selected was Sameer Ahmed, Hassan Ali, Alex Carey, Alex Millman, James Panso, Ewan Strover, Reece Strover, Nathan Symons, Louie Tucker, Louie West and Finley Woodward.Flyers started the game slowly with poor rebounding and a lack of defence, resulting in a disappointing score 20-13 down at the end of the first quarter. However, a determined team came out of the huddle wanting to stay in the game. Flyers started to obtain the rebounds and played some good defence, coming together as a unit and working well at both ends of the floor. Strong scoring saw Flyers finish the half with a ten point lead.The second half started with a pumped up team determined to hold on to their lead. Reading Rockets came back at Flyers with a run of their own but with good teamwork Flyers prevented them from closing the gap and headed into the last period 57-46 up.The final quarter saw Rockets apply more pressure forcing The Flyers to turn over the ball and they were able to get back in to the game. Flyers had come too far to throw the game away and finished strongly, holding on to win 67-62.Top rebounders were Alex Millman and Hassan Ali with 8 rebounds each.Top scorers were Hassan Ali (13) and Ewan Strover (12).Game report by Alex Millman.
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Some of the recent transfer speculation involving Chelsea….Embed from Getty ImagesInter Milan boss Luciano Spalletti is keen to keep Mauro Icardi, reports The Sun, which reckons Chelsea are lining up a £100m bid for the forward.AdChoices广告The Sun claim Argentina international Icardi is among Chelsea’s top targets ahead of the January transfer window. But Spalletti is quoted as saying: “Who does not want Icardi?“ I love him at Inter and when I talk to him I can sense that the city, his team-mates, the club, the fans are all things to which he is strongly attached.“I am convinced he can stay at Inter forever.”Icardi has been linked with Chelsea during successive transfer windows but no approach has been made by the Blues. Blues eyeing Malcolm, Star sayEmbed from Getty ImagesThe Daily Star claim Chelsea are among clubs interested in Bordeaux forward Malcolm.It follows recent French media reports that Manchester United are keen on the 20-year-old Brazilian.The Star claim United are leading a race to sign him and that there is also interest from Chelsea and Arsenal.Courtois speculationEmbed from Getty ImagesComments by Thibaut Courtois have led to more speculation linking the Chelsea goalkeeper with Real Madrid.Courtois was asked at a news conference ahead of the Champions League game against Qarabag about the possibility of him signing a new contract.He said: “We have so many games at the moment, and I prefer to focus on the team’s games, my own performances.“The thing for me, the most important thing, is to perform well for myself and the team.“There will be time enough towards the end of the season to have talks.”It prompted the Daily Mirror to declare that Courtois has “put Real Madrid on alert by shelving contract negotiations.” Chelsea among clubs linked with GoretzkaEmbed from Getty ImagesChelsea have again been linked with Germany midfielder Leon Goretzka.It is claimed that the Blues are among Premier League clubs interested in the 22-year-old, whose Schalke contract expires at the end of the season.The Daily Mirror say Manchester City have entered a race to sign Goretzka on a Bosman free transfer and that Chelsea, Arsenal and Liverpool are also interested.Bernard also linkedEmbed from Getty ImagesChelsea have also been linked with Shakhtar Donetsk’s Brazil winger Bernard.Brazilian outlet UOL Sport claim the Blues are among Premier League clubs interested in the 25-year-old.Liverpool and Arsenal are also said to be tracking Bernard, whose contract expires at the end of the season. Don Balon claim Asensio could join BluesEmbed from Getty ImagesReal Madrid’s Marco Asensio is the latest player to be linked with Chelsea.The Express have picked up on Spanish outlet Don Balon claiming that the 21-year-old Spain international is ready to join Chelsea if he is not given more game time at the Bernabeu.There has been speculation in the Spanish media in recent weeks about forward Asensio’s future.He is among a host of players Don Balon have touted for a potential move to the Premier League.
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Takvim claim Fenerbahce have started talks with Manchester United with regards to signing Marouane Fellaini. The Turkish newspaper reports Ole Gunnar Solskjaer doesn’t see Fellaini in his plans and subsequently the Turkish club are hoping to snap up the Belgian midfielder. The player hasn’t started in Solskjaer’s first two games in charge of the Red Devils.Fellaini became a key player under former manager Jose Mourinho but after the Portuguese’s departure, the Turkish media believe things are very different.According to Takvim, Fellaini could also look to leave the Premier League club and that he would consider signing for Fenerbahce if the personal terms are suitable for him.Embed from Getty ImagesIt’s reported Fenerbahce’s board are insisting on this transfer and if they can convince Fellaini over personal terms then the Turkish club will make an official offer to Manchester United.The 31 year old has made 20 appearances for Manchester United this season and is under contract with the club until June 2020.Turkish rumours have long existed for Fellaini, with repeat claims of agreed deals, or a move being almost agreed, coming and going in recent years. Therefore, further rumours were inevitable given Mourinho’s departure.The midfielder pushed for the biggest contract he could get from his current club and it’s unlikely he’d be able to match it in Turkey.by Taboolaby TaboolaSponsored LinksSponsored LinksPromoted LinksPromoted LinksTrending TodayForge of Empires – Free Online GameIf You Like to Play, this City-Building Game is a Must-Have. No Install.Forge of Empires – Free Online GameUndoRaid: Shadow Legends | Free DownloadEven Non-Gamers Are Obsessed With This RPG Game (It’s Worth Installing!)Raid: Shadow Legends | Free DownloadUndoKeto减肥1個簡單的妙招一夜「融化」腹部贅肉（今晚試試）Keto减肥UndoCNBC InternationalHere’s How Big Businesses in Singapore Are Managing the Impact of COVID-19.CNBC InternationalUndoPerfect-Dating.comReveal Tung Chung As The Best City to Date for Love & RomancePerfect-Dating.comUndoDating.comWhere do attractive singles find each other in Tung Chung?Dating.comUndoCoworking Space | Search AdsThe cost of shared office in Hong Kong might surprise youCoworking Space | Search AdsUndoTheTopFiveVPNEnjoy Netflix Now Without Any RestrictionsTheTopFiveVPNUndo熱門話題小心會長過頭…網友推爆:「真的長得超誇張!」熱門話題Undo
BATON ROUGE – Les Miles has rapped with Snoop Dogg for his players.He dances for his players. He tries to make it fun for his players, light. He also has a doghouse waiting for them just in case and the occasional exit sign. And he has their backs, maybe too much sometimes regardless of their arrest records and videos of their wrongdoings.LSU’s football coach wants his players to know he is there for them so that they will win for him. He also wants his players to know he is there for them just because he wants his players to know he is there for them.“He always has our back,” middle linebacker Kendell Beckwith said. “Just about no matter what.”After a weekend of hell and heaven last Oct. 24-25, Miles’ players have his back more than ever. They are there for him.“It was tough seeing him,” LSU freshman tailback Leonard Fournette said, but he didn’t finish the sentence. He was describing how Miles told the team the Friday night before the Ole Miss game last week that his mother Martha, 91, had just died. She had been living in an assisted living center in Baton Rouge and had never fully recovered from a recent fall.Miles had planned to visit her that week, but put it off to the open week that would follow the Ole Miss game.On Friday night, Miles and his wife Kathy were at their son Manny’s high school football game. He is the star quarterback for University High. While at the game, Miles received a call from his offensive coordinator, Cam Cameron, whose son Chris plays for Catholic High along with Miles’ other son Ben.A fullback and linebacker, Ben broke his ankle against McKinley that night. So Les went to the hospital to be with Ben. His season was over. Kathy stayed at Manny’s game.While at the hospital, Miles received another call. His mother had died suddenly.Miles later went to the Cook Hotel, where his team stays on the weekends of home games on the LSU campus. He usually does not talk to his team this late on a Friday night. Players had just finished with their position meetings and were off to their rooms.“We never did that before,” Beckwith said. “I was hoping nobody got in trouble or anything like that. A lot of things were rushing through my head. It never came to my mind that somebody had passed away. It was very emotional because, I mean, all of us love our moms. So we just couldn’t imagine losing our moms like Coach Miles just did.”Miles wept in front of his team. Players had not seen this side of him.Fournette started a new sentence.“That’s a real man,” he said. “His son broke his ankle. Then he doubles back and got the news about his mother, who died. And he still came to see us. That’s a man. We had a heart to heart that night. It was an emotional moment because when he said that, I thought of my mother. And what would I do if I lose my mother?”It was a sleepless night for Miles, who just three years ago lost his sister Ann Hope Browne in a car accident in Addis near Baton Rouge, where she had moved along with Martha Miles after her brother got the LSU job in 2005. While an assistant coach with the Dallas Cowboys in 2000, Miles’ father, Hope “Bubba” Miles, died a few days before a game.“I had a rough night last night,” Miles said after his No. 23-ranked team upset No. 3 and undefeated Ole Miss, 10-7, with a late touchdown and dramatic defense in front of an electric and full Tiger Stadium in yet another memorable game of the Miles era.“Martha Miles, this is a great night, considering. I miss you mom,” he said. Miles still has two brothers, Mark and Eric, his family, and a football team.“We dedicated this game to Miss Martha for coach and for ourselves and for our family,” said Fournette, who gained 113 yards on 23 carries, caught two passes for 41 yards and returned two kickoffs for 57 yards.“Losing a mom is very drastic, and he loved her very much,” said LSU quarterback Anthony Jennings, who threw the game winning touchdown pass to tight end Logan Stokes with 5:07 to play. “But he didn’t want it to be about him. He wanted us to keep being focused on the game. He came in Friday, told us what happened, and obviously, we were very emotional.”But it was all about Miles.“I mean, deep down inside, we hurt for him, and we wanted to go out and do well and get a win for him that night,” said Beckwith, who led the Tigers with 10 tackles, including consecutive stops on third-and-two and fourth-and-one plays in the final two minutes to halt a drive.“We could all feel for him,” said cornerback Jalen Collins, who broke up three passes. “You know, everybody loves their mom, and just imagine that. Having that type of loss is tough. We all talked about it after he left the meeting. We wanted to win that game for him and for ourselves. We had his back because we knew it was going to be a tough game for him to coach a day after losing your mom. It was emotional for him, and we wanted to make it easier for him.”Miles was hugged dozens of times by players before and after the game. After getting through the purple and gold swarm of fans that descended onto, and engulfed most of, the field for the first time since 2000, LSU’s players gave Miles the game ball.“We just wanted to play for him and play our hearts out,” cornerback Tre’Davious White said. “It brought us together. Even though we were already together, it made us that more tight and behind Coach Miles. We have his back.”And Miles felt it.“I have to be very honest with you, this football team responded very well,” Miles said on the Southeastern Conference teleconference on Wednesday. On Thursday, a funeral was held for Martha Miles in Baton Rouge. The Tigers, now ranked No. 16, will be preparing for a 7 p.m. game Saturday against No. 3 Alabama in Tiger Stadium after a weekend off.“Yeah, there were some extenuating circumstances as we went into that game,” Miles said. “The players certainly added to my ability to deal with personal circumstance.”
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Other Add Comments (Max 320 characters) Twelve $14.99 Displayed poorly $9.99 Report a problem This item is… Report a problem This item is… Shares $0.00 Keith Petruzzelli posts one of his 32 saves on the night. Photo/Jason Goorman (5153) $20.00$233.61 Bestseller Anthony Del Gaizo reacts after a call last season. Photo/Jason Goorman Bestseller Thank you! This will help us improve your ad experience. We will try not to show you such ads again. Add Comments (Max 320 characters) Fox Sports Go Report a problem This item is… DEAL OF THE DAY By Steve Gunn and Dave HartLocalSportsJournal.comMUSKEGON – The Muskegon Lumberjacks traded for forward Austin Alger last week to add some punch to their lineup.He provided it at the perfect time on Friday night.The Lumberjacks were in a 1-1 deadlock with the Youngstown Phantoms late in the third period. They were being outshot by more than 10 shots, and seemed lucky to still be in the game.But Alger found himself with the puck between the faceoff circles in the Youngstown zone with 1:24 remaining, and calmly lifted a wrist shot past Phantom goalie Ivan Kulbakov, giving the Jacks an exciting 2-1 victory in front of 1,835 fans at L. C. Walker Arena.“We have gone to overtime too many times with these guys,” said Lumberjacks Coach John LaFontaine. “It was great timing for him (Alger) to make a heck of a play.”The Lumberjacks improved to 26-14-3 on the season, and moved into a tie with Youngstown for third place in the USHL’s Eastern Conference. Both teams have 55 points and are three points behind second-place Dubuque and five behind first-place Chicago.Austin Alger pumps his fist and No. 15 Garrett Van Wyhe celebrates after Alger’s the game-winning goal. Photo/Jason GoormanMuskegon will host Chicago on Saturday at 7:15 p.m.The victory was extra sweet for the Lumberjacks, because they haven’t been scoring much lately.Last Saturday they were shut out 2-0 by Des Moines, and went scoreless for more than a period and a half on Friday against Youngstown.Andrei Svechnikov finally ended the scoring drought (which lasted for 89 minutes and 51 seconds) with his 21st goal of the season at 7:33 of the second period, tying the game 1-1.That was all the offense Muskegon could muster until Alger scored the dramatic game-winner late in the contest.The Jacks had their chances, with five power play opportunities against Youngstown, including four in the second period. 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Black stars skipper John Mensah says he will be available for the Stars double header next month.The senior national team will take on Swaziland at the Accra Sports Stadium on Friday, September 2 in the penultimate Group I second leg fixture of the 2012 African cup of nation’s qualifier before turning their attention to the friendly in London three days later against the Samba Boys of Brazil.According to him, he has started training with his French side Olympique Lyon and is optimistic he will be available to lead the Black Stars to victory in the two games next month.He told Asempa Sports that, the Swaziland game is more important to them since winning the game will help the team earn a place at the 2012 African Cup of Nations in Guinea and Equatorial Guinea.John Mensah who has been out of action for three weeks believes the Black Stars players are ever ready to deliver.He added that, the Brazilian game is also important to redeem their image after losing to the Samba Boys in the 2006 Germany World Cup and again in an international friendly in 2007. But he says the Black Stars have to focus on the Swazi game before travelling to London for the friendly.
WEST LIBERTY, Iowa – The Ideal Ready Mix 100 at West Liberty Raceway is the stage for the final Deery Brothers Summer Series event of 2014. In addition to opening night qualifying races for touring IMCA Late Models, the Friday, Oct. 10 program boasts the 25-lap $1,000 to win Ideal Ready Mix Ironman Challenge race, open to all former series champions and to drivers with perfect attendance through the first 13 Deery events of the season. Two 50-lap, $3,000 to win features are on the Saturday, Oct. 11 card. The first feature is the final points race of the series; the second, non-points race will invert drivers who finished on the lead lap in the opener, replacing cars not within one lap of the winner with highest finishing non-qualifiers from the “B” feature(s). Point leader Justin Kay of Wheatland leads all drivers with five feature wins thus far and takes a 30-point advantage over Andy Eckrich of Oxford to West Liberty. IMCA Xtreme Motor Sports Modifieds, IMCA Sunoco Stock Cars, Karl Chevrolet Northern SportMods and Mach-1 Sport Compacts complete the weekend card. Grandstand admission is $15 for adults on Friday and $25 on Saturday. Students ages 13-18 are $10 on Friday and $20 on Saturday. Kids 12 and under get in free both days when accompanying a paid adult.Pit gates open at 4:30 p.m., the grandstand opens at 5 p.m. and racing follows 6:30 p.m. hot laps on Friday. Gates open at 2:30 p.m., the grandstand opens at 4 p.m. and 6 p.m. hot laps precede racing on Saturday. More information is available at the www.simmonspromotionsinc.com website or by calling 563 744-3620. Deery Brothers Summer Series top 20 point standings – 1. Justin Kay, Wheatland, 625; 2. Andy Eckrich, Oxford, 595; 3. Jeff Aikey, Cedar Falls, 563; 4. Joel Callahan, Dubuque, 543; 5. Ryan Dolan, Lisbon, 541; 6. Brian Harris, Davenport, 497; 7. Scott Fitzpatrick, Wheatland, 494; 8. Tyler Bruening, Decorah, 488; 9. Jason Rauen, Farley, 471; 10. Ray Guss Jr., Milan, Ill., 444; 11. Matt Ryan, Davenport, 435; 12. Darrel DeFrance, Marshalltown, 414; 13. Jeremy Grady, Story City, 304; 14. Denny Eckrich, Tiffin, 297; 15. Spencer Diercks, Davenport, 271; 16. Joe Zrostlik, Long Grove, 254; 17. Colby Springsteen, Wapello, 251; 18. Tommy Elston, Keokuk, 238; 19. Rob Moss, Iowa City, 237; 20. Terry Neal, Ely, 224.