Uruguayan forward Lucho Rodríguez arrived in Belo Horizonte in the early hours of Tuesday (4) to become Cruzeiro's new signing.
Loaned free of charge by Neom, from Saudi Arabia, he is undergoing medical exams this morning before officially signing a one-season loan deal.
Upon his arrival, the player spoke to the press about his physical condition. Lucho explained that he took part in an intense preseason with the Saudi club and, although he still needs match fitness, he hopes to be available to the coaching staff after the first few days of training.
The Uruguayan's debut, however, has been ruled out for this Wednesday (5), in the match against Chapecoense in the Copa do Brasil round of 16, since the registration deadline for this stage has already passed.
The first opportunity for the forward to wear the Cruzeiro shirt could come next Sunday (9), at 11 a.m., against Mirassol at Mineirão, in the 22nd round of the Brasileirão. To be legally eligible to play, Lucho's name must appear in the CBF's BID by the end of this Friday (7).

#belo

Colorado Buffaloes projected starting quarterback Julian Lewis was named to the watch list for the 90th Maxwell Award, the Maxwell Football Club announced Monday.
Lewis joins an elite group of 81 candidates for the award, which is presented annually to the most outstanding player in college football. He is one of 15 Big 12 Conference players to make the list.
The former five-star recruit played in four games last season, completing 52-of94 passes for 589 yards and four touchdowns. He enters fall camp technically in a quarterback battle with Utah transfer Isaac Wilson, but every indication has been that he will win the job come the season opener on Sept. 3.
Lewis becomes just the 10th Buff to earn a Maxwell Award Watchlist nod, joining recent players Travis Hunter (2024), Shedeur Sanders (2024) and Laviska Shenault (2018). Hunter was a finalist during his Heisman Trophy season, while Eric Bieniemy finished third in 1990, and Rashaan Salaam was the runner-up in 1994.
Semifinalists for the 2026 Maxwell Award will be announced Nov. 10, and the three finalists will be named later that month on Nov. 24. The winner will be announced Dec. 10 along with the other major college football awards.

#award #season

There are question marks about how capable the Los Angeles Lakers' new-look roster will be on the defensive end, especially on the perimeter, after they were 20th in defensive rating last season. New starting center Walker Kessler could improve their overall defense by himself, but there still seems to be an overall lack of high-level perimeter defenders.
But when it comes to the other end of the floor, there is a feeling that the Lakers will be very good and perhaps even elite. Luka Doncic and Austin Reaves give them an outstanding foundation offensively, and the additions of Quentin Grimes, Collin **** ton, Sandro Mamukelashvili and even Matisse Thybulle will give the team the ability to hit from the outside and score in transition more than it has in a while.
Per Keith Smith of spotrac.com, a rival NBA scout raved about the Lakers' ability and potential on offense this coming season.
"Well, there's certainly a lot of offense. And I think it's offense that all fits together pretty well. They have way more shooting this year than last year. More off-the-dribble creation too. They should be a really good passing team also," a rival scout said. "Defensively…well, they'll score a lot of points! (laughs) If (head coach) JJ (Redick) can get this group in the top-20 on defense, give him Coach of the Year, because they'll probably be awesome."
Last season, L.A. was first in overall field-goal percentage, but just 10th in offensive rating, 14th in 3-point accuracy and 16th in fast-break points. Its offensive rating, 3-point shooting and fast-break points should increase now that it has a roster that is younger, more athletic, more fluid and more offensively well-rounded. Grimes and Mamukelashvili can not only hit from the outside but also operate off the dribble, and **** ton will help a bench that was starving for offense last season.

#well #Lakers #points

Caitlin Clark couldn't dodge the question of her side in the brewing debate around women's sports after her teammate Sophie Cunningham started a firestorm.
Cunningham has made her side clear, embracing the argument that biological women should compete against biological women, leading to strong criticism from players and fans for being anti-trans.
Indiana Fever teammate Caitlin Clark has found herself caught in the middle of this situation, being forced to comment on it after their 100-108 loss to the Minnesota Lynx.
Clark definitively made her side clear in the post-game press conference, with her side being that she and the Fever locker room were focused on winning basketball games, leaving the debates for the governing bodies.
"It's not a discussion we have in our locker room; it's for the leagues and the governing bodies to find solutions. My focus is on basketball and how we can get wins."

#clark #made #biological

The Major League Baseball trade deadline is quickly approaching, and one former Auburn Tiger is the center of many trade discussions.
Casey Mize has flourished into a key piece of the Detroit Tigers' starting pitching rotation ever since he was selected No. 1 overall in the 2018 MLB Draft. Despite posting quality numbers this season in the Motor City, his team is sitting in fourth place in the American League Central standings and is deemed a "seller" ahead of the trade deadline.
This means Mize has the chance to join a World Series-contending roster through a trade.
Which teams are interested in Mize's services? USA TODAY's Casey L. Moore has listed five teams that appear to be great fits for Mize, including the local Atlanta Braves. The Braves need a boost in their starting pitcher rotation, and the Springville, Alabama native could provide the ***** istance the team needs as it looks to lock in a National League East championship.
"The Braves remain in control of the NL East, but their starting pitching depth behind ace Chris Sale is shaky. With Spencer Schwellenbach recovering from elbow surgery and Spencer Strider still sidelined, Mize would provide some stability beyond Bryce Elder. And team president Alex Anthopoulos has never been shy to make a big deal," writes Casey L. Moore

#trade #starting #moore

The Seattle Seahawks continued their 2026 training camp with a lighter practice in front of fans on Saturday afternoon. After doing padded practices on Thursday and Friday, Seattle opted to go pad-less for Saturday. With Sunday scheduled as an off-day before a return to the field on Monday, it seems like the goal for the Seahawks coaching staff is to still keep players fresh and not overdo it with intensity and physicality.
Here's a recap of Saturday's practice!
Elijah Arroyo and Tory Horton shine on offense
It was an injury-riddled year for both Arroyo and Horton last season. Arroyo had a stint on IR due to a knee injury, while Horton cracked his tibia and had his season end after Week 9. Horton had a fair bit more productivity than Arroyo, but they each have enticing traits that could help elevate the passing game.
Saturday's practice will be encouraging for Seahawks fans, as they each caught touchdowns during practice.

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The Seattle Mariners entered the 2026 MLB season expected to contend for a World Series and, at the very least, make the postseason.
But now with a 53-58 record with just two games until the MLB trade deadline, there are some serious question marks about the club. This team might not be a contender like many would've thought.
That change in mindset and outlook for Seattle might be best seen by the report from Adam Jude of The Seattle Times. Reportedly, the Mariners are now listening to offers for outfielder Randy Arozarena in what might be a sign the team is open to selling.
"The Mariners are listening on Randy Arozarena and George Kirby as a shift in the club's thinking could take shape in the final 48 hours before Monday's trade deadline," Jude reports.

#might

The San Francisco 49ers on Friday made a handful of roster moves to bring in tight end Josiah Deguara and wide receiver Trenton Irwin.
In a pair of corresponding moves the 49ers waived cornerback Derrick Canteen and waived recently-signed TE Tanner McLachlan with an injury designation.
Deguara is a Santa Rosa native who entered the NFL in 2020 as a third-round pick of the Green Bay Packers. He spent four seasons in Green Bay, one in Jacksonville and one in Arizona. In six NFL seasons he has 12 starts in 77 games. Deguara has 53 receptions for 473 yards and three touchdowns as a pro. He has a real chance to stick on the back end of the roster depending on how many TEs the 49ers keep.
Irwin figures to be more of a camp body than an actual candidate to make the final roster. He was part of a workout that featured three veteran wide receivers earlier in the week. Irwin last played in the NFL in 2024 when he was with the Cincinnati Bengals where he spent his entire six-year career. During his Bengals tenure he hauled in 46 passes for 601 yards and five touchdowns.
The 49ers badly need WRs who can take reps in training camp and the preseason. As a seasoned pro it wouldn't be a surprise if Irwin does enough in camp to land a spot on the 49ers' practice squad.

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Goalkeeper Danny Ward believes playing against Liverpool at Yankee Stadium is the latest illustration of how far Wrexham have come in recent seasons.
The Wales international had previously visited the iconic New York venue with Liverpool for a pre-season friendly against Manchester City in 2014.
Ward, 33, was between the sticks for hometown club Wrexham this time around as they were beaten 1-0 by Andoni Iraola's Liverpool.
"My last time here in this stadium was with Liverpool against Manchester City, so to be here, playing against Liverpool with Wrexham is a testament to how far the club has come in such a short **** e of time," he said.
"It's not the result that we wanted but there are plenty of positives, there was loads of good work out there and it holds us in good stead now.

#ward #city

The Indiana State athletic department announced a $300,000 donation to the men's basketball program from the Wilkinson family Thursday.
The commitment will directly enhance the student-athlete experience by providing critical resources that support the continued growth and success of the men's basketball program.
"This investment from the Wilkinson family will have an immediate impact on the student-athlete experience within our basketball program," Indiana State vice president and director of athletics Nathan Christensen said. "We are appreciative of everything the Wilkinson family has done and continues to do to help elevate Indiana State men's basketball."
In a press release by the program, coach Matthew Graves said he was grateful for the support of the Wilkinson family with their commitment to the program.
"When we sat down with Leslie, she wanted to know which areas would have the greatest impact on our players and our program," Graves said. "With her generous support, we were able to address these needs, which will ultimately elevate our men's basketball program and provide an exceptional student-athlete experience."

#wilkinson #indiana #family #experience

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We asked for your views on the news that manager Eddie Howe is set to leave the club with immediate effect after almost five years in charge.
Here are some of your comments:
Ben: Eddie Howe gave Newcastle its spark back - hauling the club out of the relegation scrap, delivering that unforgettable Champions League return, rebuilding players who looked finished, and serving up some of the most fearless football St James' Park has seen in years. His time was full of graft, pride and proper memories, and whatever comes next, he's earned every bit of respect in Newcastle. Local hero.
Roger: This is a total disaster. For years Eddie Howe has been the cool headed master tactician and inspiration of the club's success. He will be difficult to replace. Right now Newcastle look like a serious relegation prospect.

#club #relegation #images #here

TheThe Atlanta Falcons had no first-round pick in this year's draft thanks to the trade-up for edge rusher James Pearce. Their first selection didn't come until the middle of Round 2, which they used on Clemson cornerback Avieon Terrell, the younger brother of their top cornerback, A.J. Terrell.
During his time at Clemson, Terrell mostly played the boundary, but he did put in 110 snaps in the slot last season. As he begins his first year in the NFL, it hasn't been clear what role he will play for the Falcons as of yet.
New head coach Kevin Stefanski offered some clarity on that question today, telling reporters that Terrell will see snaps both outside and at nickel.
This is probably the right way to go about it. Finding where Terrell fits best with Jeff Ulbrich's defense should be a matter of trial and error rather than trying to force a square peg into a round hole, or a 5-foot-11 defensive back into the boundary position.
Since the Falcons placed starting nickel Billy Bowman Jr. on the PUP list Wednesday morning, we wouldn't be surprised to see Terrell get more time in the slot to begin training camp. The team also signed veteran Darnay Holmes for added nickel depth.

#first #cornerback #boundary

The Yankees got some of the worst news possible when MRI scans revealed that Cody Bellinger had suffered a Grade 2 left hamstring strain in Saturday's win over the Phillies and will likely miss 4-to-6 weeks. As it happens, it is from that very same game, an inning prior to the injury, that we find our nominee for At-bat of the Week, Jasson Domínguez crushing a solo home run off José Alvarado.
We join Domínguez leading off the seventh on Saturday night in Philadelphia. The Yankees are clinging to a 2-1 lead courtesy of an Austin Wells solo bomb and Bellinger RBI single. However, the Phillies have their flame throwing lefty Alvarado in the game and the dangerous top of their order due up in the bottom half of the frame, so the Yankees would love to tack on another insurance run.
There is no mystery to how Alvarado is going to attack you, the lefty throwing the fastball 97.3 percent of the time. The one wrinkle he introduces is the type of fastball he's going to throw, using the sinker about two-thirds of the time and the cutter about one-third of the time. He goes with his primary offering to start things off here.
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Domínguez takes this 96 mph sinker for a called strike one. You might wonder how he could take a pitch right down the middle. The camera angle doesn't quite do this pitch justice, but this sinker starts about a half-foot in off the plate before its 16 inches of arm-side run carries it back into the zone. It's therefore easy to see how a hitter might give up early on a pitch initially aimed toward him.

#yankees #solo

La Familia advanced to the Alumni Bracket championship after knocking off Boeheim's Army on Sunday afternoon, but would have to wait until Monday night to figure out who their next opponent would be. Now, we officially know who La Familia will face off against, and it's an old friend that UK has a ton of history with: The Kansas Jayhawks (JHX Hoops).
JHX Hoops took down the defending champs from Wichita State, also known as the AfterShocks, on Monday night, 64-59, with a big-time 3-pointer as the dagger by former Wooden Award winner Frank Mason III.
Zeke Mayo (Kansas 2024-25), who transferred in from South Dakota State, where he had quite the collegiate career before making his way to Lawrence. In the game versus the AfterShocks on Monday, he led JHX Hoops in scoring with 25 of his own.
Kentucky and Kansas have a ton of history in college basketball, facing off a grand total of 36 times, with the Cats coming out victorious in 24 of those games. So now it's only right that the two face off in another level of basketball in The Basketball Tournament.
Wednesday's matchup will decide which TBT team will be the champion of the Alumni bracket and ultimately face off against the Non-Alumni bracket champion for $2 million.

#aftershocks

There have been valid questions about LeBron James' fit with the Philadelphia 76ers, as the team is stacked with Tyrese Maxey, Jaylen Brown, Joel Embiid, and even VJ Edgecombe, whom he'll share the ball with this upcoming season.
However, long-time NBA ***** yst Skip Bayless strongly believes that James could be what the doctor ordered for the 76ers, given the 41-year-old's credentials and overall fitness.
"People around the NBA questioning LeBron's fit in Philly? HE'S A PERFECT FIT. They needed a pure PG, an orchestrator, and that's what LeBron does best. Tyrese has averaged 6 ***** ists last 3 years. LBJ will average 11ish and lead league in ***** ists," Bayless posted on X.
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To Bayless' point, ESPN's Shams Charania recently reported that the 76ers are planning to play James at point guard. When he last did it in one full season in 2019-20, the four-time league MVP averaged 25.3 points, 7.8 rebounds, 10.2 ***** ists, and 1.2 steals on 49.3 percent shooting from the field across 67 regular-season games.

#james #lebron #season

Mercedes deputy technical director Simone Resta has delved into George Russell's recent woes, as the team identified a software issue compounded by the Briton's older power unit.
Russell and his squad have been mystified by a lack of top speed relative to team-mate Kimi Antonelli at Silverstone and Spa-Francorchamps. Mercedes' lead racer attempted to tweak his driving style, to no avail, as his troubles were linked to the power unit's software code resulting in an imbalance in energy distribution.
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"As we all know, it's a very complex new set of regulations with the power unit," Resta said. "It's quite early days. We've just done 10 races so far, and there is a lot to learn. We are still learning a lot together, ourselves and our colleagues at HPP. We found a bug in our software, and we had to react to it.

#resta #russell

At a media availability Friday, Mayor Quinton Lucas raised the idea of Kansas City getting back into the NBA conversation, whether through franchise relocation or league expansion. "I think we continue to be, probably, the supportive sports city in America," Lucas said.
This article originally appeared on Hoops Hype: Kansas City mayor makes push to land NBA franchise

#America #hoops

Fans have the chance to vote for who they think is the best pass catcher in Oklahoma high school football ahead of the 2026 season.
Below are 20 receivers and tight ends.
Voting will remain open until noon Friday, Aug. 7.
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Radiance Technologies Independence Bowl officials are celebrating 50 years of competition this year and they're doing it in a big way.
The organization is releasing the top 50 all-time players in I-Bowl history and they're releasing them in five-player increments. The list was voted on by a local panel of media members, including the Shreveport Times, and I-Bowl representatives.
The latest group of Nos. 36-40 on the all-time list include Bossier High/Louisiana Tech standout Weldon Brown and one of the most recognizable names to play in the I-Bowl in Virginia's Tiki Barber.
Numbers 36 through 40 on the Independence Bowl's All-Time Team include:
Barber might be one of the biggest household names on the all-time list, but before turning himself into the 14th greatest New York Giant of all-time, he played in the 1994 I-Bowl against TCU. He had three carries for 18 yards, three receptions for 2 yards and an 18-yard kickoff return. Barber had a highly successful college career for the Cavaliers, as evidenced by his No. 21 jersey being retired by Virginia, his selection to the ACC's 50th Anniversary Team, and his induction into the Virginia Sports Hall of Fame in 2011. Barber was named ACC Player of the Year in 1996 after rushing for 1,360 yards and 14 touchdowns (TDs). Drafted in the second round of the 1997 NFL Draft, he turned himself into the Giants' all-time leading rusher — rushing for 10,449 yards in his career. He was named first-team All-Pro in 2005 when he rushed for 1,860 yards and nine TDs, while also adding 54 receptions for 530 yards. Also a three-time Pro Bowler, Barber was inducted into the Giants Ring of Honor in 2010.

#bowl #yards #virginia

CHICAGO, ILLINOIS - JUNE 05: Manager Craig Counsell #11 of the Chicago Cubs looks on against the San Francisco Giants at Wrigley Field on June 05, 2026 in Chicago, Illinois. (Photo by Michael Reaves/Getty Images)
With the MLB trade deadline rapidly approaching, the Chicago Cubs have positioned themselves squarely in postseason contention, but their biggest question remains unanswered: how might the team improve its roster before it’s too late?
Whether it's the starting rotation, bullpen depth or another unexpected addition, the front office appears poised to make a move before Aug. 3.
The Cubs' needs have become one of the more closely watched storylines around baseball, especially as injuries have tested the club's pitching depth throughout the season. While executives Jed Hoyer and Carter Hawkins weigh their options, manager Craig Counsell sent the pair a message about the need for an upgrade.
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#illinois

ARLINGTON, Texas — Liberty coach Jamey Chadwell says he feels the best he has since the 2023 season while still dealing with some limitations for what has been called a "serious but treatable medical condition" that required surgery at the beginning of this year.
Chadwell still has not revealed the exact issue, but said during Conference USA's football media day that determining what it was and the treatment since has made a difference in how the 49-year-old coach feels going into his fourth season with the Flames.
"I feel physically probably the best I've felt since '23," he said. "Now there's still some body, physical limitations I'm going through that I'm still working through, but as far as my mind and the way I was feeling compared to the last couple years, night and day."
Chadwell said because of that, he is looking forward "more probably to this season than a long time, because I feel like I'm back, at least health-wise, to what I was prior to."
Last January, about six weeks after the end of the 2025 season, Liberty announced in a statement that Chadwell was recovering from a successful procedure to address the medical issue. He was able to return in time to lead the Flames through spring practice.

#season #since #flames #last

Dion Dawkins helped the Buffalo Bills make their debut on the NFL's top-100 players list ahead of the 2026 season.
Several outlets will rank the top-100 from the league, but the one released via NFL.com is considered the most important. That's because their list is voted on by the players themselves.
Dawkins is the first first Bills player to appear this offseason and he clocks in at the No. 57 overall slot:
That No. 57 position is down from his spot at No. 42 a year ago, but Buffalo's franchise left tackle is still his team's first representative.
In 2025, Pro Football Focus graded Dawkins a 74.1 overall for his efforts last season. That is good for the 26th best tackle grade handed out by the outlet last year out of 89 qualifying tackles.

#bills #year #last

Every racing fan has that one event.
The one that reminds them why they fell in love with motorsports in the first place.
For me, it’s the Slinger Nationals.
I love racing in almost every form. Give me NASCAR, IndyCar, endurance racing, Formula 1, sprint cars, late models or your local Saturday night short track, and I’ll happily spend my weekend watching. If it has an engine and four wheels, I’m interested.
But there’s something different about a proper short track.

Summer is here, and it is everyone’s favorite time of the year, scouting time. Every year, we do Summer Scouting to preview college football for Vikings fans, but also give them an idea of names to follow and watch in the fall as needs pop up for Minnesota.
Are we going to write about quarterbacks? Offensive tackles? Edge rushers? You know it, but why? Because other NFL teams will draft them, just as they will draft every other position. It all matters whether these players end up on the Vikings, the Bears, or the Steelers. We write these so Vikings fans can be the most informed fans.
So if you are still with us, enjoy our latest Summer Scouting report as we prepare you for the Fall.
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The basketball world is still waiting for LeBron James to decide which team he will call home for the 2026-27 NBA season. He informed the Los Angeles Lakers on June 30 that he was leaving them in free agency, and there are several teams that are in the running for him.
The Cleveland Cavaliers, Miami Heat and Philadelphia 76ers are thought by many to be the frontrunners for the 41-year-old future Hall of Famer, and the Golden State Warriors, Denver Nuggets and Minnesota Timberwolves are also thought to have a chance. Some think that James has pretty much already decided to go back to the Cavaliers and that it is only a matter of time before a decision is made public.
Chris Haynes, an NBA reporter, said on Monday that the superstar "has all the information needed" and is "in deliberation phase" right now.
"I've talked to LeBron James' agent Rich Paul, and he said LeBron James has all the information needed. So now it's all up to LeBron James to make a decision. As of right now he's in deliberation phase. ... The Miami Heat, Cleveland Cavaliers, they're in the mix along with Golden State Warriors, Denver Nuggets, Minnesota Timberwolves and the Philadelphia 76ers."
Some think that James may be waiting for the World Cup to end before he makes an announcement so that he can get a sizable share of the media attention. The final game of the World Cup will take place this Saturday, July 19.

The Detroit Lions 2022 season was the start of the incredible turnaround for this team. Relive the season through the lens of the Top 10 Injury News recap with present day updates.
Here are number three and four on the list. For the full list, visit 2022 Revisited: Lions Top 10 Injury News with Present Updates.
During preseason, the Lions lost their starting RG for the year due to a suspected spinal nerve issue. In the video, you can see him tapping his ******* and right foot indicating possible neurological symptoms.
Vaitai ended up needing season-ending back surgery to try to address the problem. He was able to return next season but only appeared in six games due to back and knee issues.
2026 UPDATE: Vaitai has not appeared in the NFL since the 2023 season, and his career appears to be over. The Lions RG position appears to be finally stabilized long-term with Tate Ratledge.

Andoni Iraola is hopeful that Liverpool can add new faces to the squad in the coming weeks.
Iraola spoke to the media for the first time since officially beginning his reign as Liverpool head coach,having arrived from Bournemouth earlier in the summer.
Liverpool have signed Victor Munoz from Osasuna for a £34m fee this summer, while Jeremy Jacquet's pre-arranged transfer to Anfield from Rennes has also been concluded.
It has been a summer of change at Liverpool, with a new head coach and several senior names departing the club. Mohamed Salah, Andy Robertson and Ibrahima Konate have all left Liverpool, a trio who played more than 1000 games for the Reds combined.
Iraola has said that Liverpool need to remain active in terms of recruitment to replace those names, but confirmed the team are working hard behind the scenes to get deals done.

He may be one of the rising stars of the NHL, and his dad may work for an NBA team, but Macklin Celebrini's life has always been shaped by soccer.
His parents met when they were both playing soccer at the University of British Columbia, and Macklin and his siblings all grew up surrounded by The Beautiful Game.
"Growing up playing soccer probably helped with some footwork and agility," Macklin said to Yahoo Sports. "Mostly, it's the vision. Soccer is a bit slower in some parts, but there's a lot more thinking that goes into it and it's more like chess. You gotta think three steps ahead and that's helped me in hockey."
So now, with World Cup games in Vancouver, Macklin attended games, and he hosted a soccer camp with AirBNB on Jul. 2.
He spoke with Yahoo Canada about the influence soccer has had on him, seeing Canada host its first Men's World Cup, and more.

"The ocean is a magic place for me - to be able to access it is so important," says Cam Treble, who competed in the English Para Surfing Open in Cornwall.
He took up para surfing - in which a disabled individual uses a board - following an accident that left him partially paralysed, and talks about the "epic" event.
Thanking "the incredible volunteers" at the event on Fistral Beach, Newquay, Treble said, prior to his accident a year ago, he had been "in the ocean free diving, spear fishing, surfing, kite surfing - all sorts."
Surfing England said Abbie Potts and Finn Jones, both members of the Team England Para Development Squad, secured medals during the event on Saturday.
The organisation also gave Treble a special shout-out for "matching the pace" of his competitors despite it being only his second time para surfing.

One of the few people who didn’t seem too upset over how the Conor McGregor vs. Max Holloway fight went at UFC 329 was Max Holloway himself.
McGregor seemingly blew his knee out on the first exchange of the fight, throwing a wild jumping switch kick that missed and buckled his knee just seconds into the first round. Two more falls and the referee stopped the fight, leading to one of the biggest disappointments in UFC main event history (watch the video highlights here).
Holloway didn’t seem to mind, and why would he? He just got paid more than he ever has in his career to fight for one minute. There was no war. No damage. Just a W on his record and money in his bank account. Following the event, he discussed the bizarre non-fight with Megan Olivi on the Paramount+ YouTube channel.
“A win is a win, you know?” Holloway said. “A couple of people got wins over me that kinda ****** me off. But at the end of the day, when it’s all said and done, they’re gonna go down and look in the history books. They’re just gonna look at a piece of paper and see a W next to your name. So that’s what I’m taking it as.”
“I had him weak in the knees,” he said. “What can I say? At the end of the day, it is what it is. We gotta do a third. Hopefully, his injury not too crazy. I know he was saying that they wanted him back in April. I can do that. That’d be fun. I wanna actually feel this 170 weight and power that he says he has. So maybe we can do it back.”