Love Island USA season 8 stars filmed the reunion in Los Angeles on Aug. 9 ahead of the Aug. 31 air date
Everyone from the season winners Trinity Tatum and Bryce Alakai to the Casa Amor bombshells was in attendance for the tell-all
The first Love Island USA reunion took place in 2022 with the cast of season 4
The Love Island USA reunion is officially here.
Fans of the reality dating series have waited weeks for their favorite islanders to show up on television again after season 8 wrapped on July 12. The reunion, which was filmed weeks prior, will air tonight on Aug. 31 — and there's much to discuss in terms of the fashion.

#island #season #tatum

TYLER, Texas (KETK) -- One week after their season-opening win over then sixth-ranked Georgia Military, the fourth-ranked TJC Apaches football team welcomed the Utah Islanders to town as TJC looked to start the season 2-0.
An early Ashton Searl touchdown run gave the Apaches a 7-0 lead and TJC kept its' foot on the gas from there, rolling to a 52-0 win over the Islanders.
No. 4 TJC (2-0) heads to Brenham on Saturday, September 5 to take on Blinn with kickoff set for 6 p.m. at Brenham ISD's Cub Stadium.
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#apaches #brenham #season #texas

The NHL has its first $20 million man. Friday, the Avalanche announced an eight-year, $163.2 million contract extension with Cale Makar. The average annual value comes in at $20.4 million, handing the 27-year-old star defenseman the highest AAV in league history. It's just below the league maximum at $20.8M, and the total contract is the largest in NHL history.
Makar's landmark contract comes just a month after Sharks center Macklin Celebrini set a new high-water mark at $18.8 million AAV as part of a five-year, $94 million deal. Though bigger, Makar's deal similarly contains eye-popping signing bonuses: In the final year, at age 36, Makar will be guaranteed a whopping $18.8 million.
The highest NHL AAV has now been smashed four times throughout the past year—and three times this summer alone.
In September 2025, Wild forward Kirill Kaprizov signed a then-record $136 million, eight-year extension at $17 million AAV—resetting the market for the league's stars. In June, offer-sheet drama surrounding Leo Carlsson pushed the Ducks to sign the center to an $18 million AAV deal. But in July, Celebrini agreed to his deal, and Makar knocked him off less than a month later.
Makar is the only defenseman of the four. Along with setting a new high bar in the sport, his deal also ratchets up the market for the NHL's other top defensemen, whose new contracts are imminent: particularly Quinn Hughes, who was moved to Minnesota in a blockbuster trade last season; and Matthew Schaefer of the Islanders, who is coming off of a Calder Trophy–winning season during which he banked rookie records.

#contract #eight

The New York Islanders want your opinion.
Earlier this summer, the team opened a jersey design contest to allow a fan to come up with their third jersey for the 2027-28 season.
No Adobe Illustrator skills were necessary — an online portal with a set number of logos, striping, colors and fonts made it easy for graphic design experts and kindergarten students alike.
There was no shortage of submissions: more than 80,000 designs came in, according to the team. Islanders staff narrowed the selection down to eight jerseys, putting them out to a series of fan votes with a bracket-style elimination process.
The third and final round of voting opened Tuesday, pitting a navy blue lighthouse jersey against an "Islanders" word mark to decide the winner.

#jersey #york

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Dec 16, 2025; Detroit, Michigan, USA; Detroit Red Wings center Nate Danielson (29) skates with the puck in the second period against the New York Islanders at Little Caesars Arena. Mandatory Credit: Rick Osentoski-Imagn Images
Editor's Note: This is the seventh installment of a Detroit Hockey Now series ******* sing the Detroit Red Wings' prospects' path to the NHL. The emphasis will be on what their chances are of playing regularly in the NHL and when we can expect to see them wearing the Winged Wheel.
Position: Center
NHL Draft status: 9th, 2023

#detroit #center

Lorne Bickley's goal was enough to give Jersey Bulls victory in their opening game of their Isthmian League South Central campaign.
Bickley finished well in the 40th minute to seal a 1-0 win at Harrow Borough.
The goal came after Jack Lumsden had forced the home goalkeeper into a save midway through the first half.
The islanders carried their good defensive form from last season into the new campaign as they kept out their opponents after the break.
They were one of just two sides in the league to register a win on opening day, with most of the division involved in the extra preliminary round of the FA Cup.

#goal #isthmian #south

Josh Addison's penalty save helped Guernsey FC start the season with two wins from two games.
The Green Lions won 1-0 at East Grinstead Town in their first away match of the season.
The victory means the islanders are one of just four Southern Combination Premier Division teams to win their first two games of the season so far after a 3-0 win against Pagham on Saturday.
Will Fazakerley scored his second goal in as many games when he gave Guernsey a 14th minute lead from the penalty spot after Charlton Gauvain was brought down.
But East Grinstead had the chance to level from 12 yards just three minutes later when Jacques Cauvain fouled Ollie Starkey in the box.

#lions

Two goals in second-half stoppage time helped Guernsey FC beat Pagham 3-0 in their opening game of the season
The beaten Southern Combination Premier Division play-off finalists had the better of the early chances and took the lead after 32 minutes.
Will Fazakerley converted a penalty after the striker was fouled in the area.
Fazakerley and Sam Murray went close for the islanders early in the second half.
But it was Pagham who thought they should have had equalised in the 84th minute through Kaleem Haytham.

#half #guernsey

The New York Yankees, as well as some other New York pro sports teams, will have a new streaming home.
Streaming conglomerate DAZN will be the new exclusive direct-to-customer streaming home of MSG Networks and YES Network starting this fall.
"MSG Networks and YES Network have entered into a landmark partnership that will make DAZN, the world's leading sports entertainment platform, the exclusive direct-to-consumer streaming home of MSG Networks and YES Network during the 2026-2027 NBA and NHL seasons," according to a DAZN press release Wednesday.
"Subscribers within the networks' respective regional coverage territories will have access to live Yankees, Knicks, Nets, Rangers, Devils, Islanders and Sabres games, as well as 24/7 feeds of the MSG, MSG Sportsnet, and YES networks, and a wealth of on-demand content including highlights, behind-the-scenes programming and Emmy Award-winning original series."
Here are more details on what you need to know about the new streaming service:

#networks #york #yankees

In a major development, London-based streaming platform DAZN will have a major hand in distributing local NBA broadcasts to fans next season.
According to a report by Austin Karp in Sports Business Journal, "DAZN is close to acquiring full exclusive local broadcast rights next season" for five NBA teams formerly under contract with Main Street Sports Group, owner of the now-defunct FanDuel Sports Networks. Those teams are the Minnesota Timberwolves, Cleveland Cavaliers, Indiana Pacers, San Antonio Spurs, and Memphis Grizzlies. Additionally, DAZN is close to securing streaming-only arrangements with the Orlando Magic and "possibly" the Charlotte Hornets.
DAZN will also overtake what is now known as the Gotham Sports app, a joint streaming venture between YES Network and MSG Networks that sells access to local broadcasts for seven New York-area franchises — the Yankees, Knicks, Nets, Rangers, Islanders, Devils, and Sabres.
The news is a culmination of DAZN's nearly year-long effort to break into the local sports broadcast market in the United States. After initially considering a lifesaving merger or acquisition of Main Street, DAZN instead chose to allow the company to collapse and attempt to court local rights for franchises independently. The streamer initially struck out on every MLB team following Main Street's collapse, but is now set to own streaming rights for at least nine NBA clubs, with the possibility of adding the Washington Wizards as a tenth under a non-exclusive streaming deal, per Sports Business Journal.
With the NBA looking to launch a centralized local streaming hub ahead of the 2027-28 season, DAZN will reportedly sign deals that are either one season in length or have mutual opt-out clauses following the upcoming season as teams demand the flexibility to join the league's aggregated local rights solution when it launches. If DAZN or a team invokes an opt-out clause, it will reportedly pay a termination fee unless, in the team's case, DAZN fails to meet certain performance metrics.

#sports #Streaming #season

No team. No coach. No training facilities.
No problem.
When Salote Sisifa became CEO of Tonga Netball in 2014, she had a blank canvas. Some would call it an empty cupboard.
Twelve years and much upheaval later, the Pacific Islanders are ranked eighth in the world. For context, that's just behind Wales and ahead of Scotland and Northern Ireland.
Tonga launch their first Commonwealth Games netball campaign on Saturday in Glasgow when they face Australia, the world's preeminent team.

#islanders

The Islanders and NHL offseason news has generally slowed to a crawl, but their former captain had his formal introduction to Salt Lake City media, and we have salary arbitration dates for those who’ve filed around the league.
So there’s that.
7 Things About: Get to know new depth signing Matthew Kessel, who’s 6’3” but doesn’t come off as a big defenseman, really. [Isles]
Anders Lee and Vincent Trocheck are both happy to be on the same side in Utah instead of facing each other in New York. [Newsday | Post]
I know you’re on pins and needles, Alex Jefferies’ salary arbitration date is set for July 30. [Puck Pedia]

On paper, the match between Norway and England is probably the most exciting of all the World Cup quarter-finals. And that applies not only to the duel on the pitch.
The fan camps of both nations have already had one or two run-ins well before kick-off — completely peacefully, mind you.
Since both the Norwegians and the English have descended on Miami in their tens of thousands, direct encounters are hard to avoid.
The Scandinavians found that out the hard way in front of the hotel "The Fritz." As the Northern Europeans began their famous Viking Row, they were disrupted by loud English supporters on the balconies.
The islanders at least managed to break the rhythm of the Norwegian rowing formation. Declan Rice and Co. will be hoping to do the same on the pitch on Saturday evening (11 p.m.).

With a busy draft week and the start of free agency in the rearview mirror, the St. Louis Blues moved on from two forwards while adding four. In GM Alex Steen’s first weeks at the helm, many wonder if he has something bigger up his sleeve.
As the 2025-26 season quickly devolved into one to forget, the Blues began unleashing the kids. This was especially the case up top, as captain Brayden Schenn was sent to the Islanders. Doug Armstrong prioritized giving opportunities to players aged 25 or younger, including a full-time role for Dalibor Dvorsky, the debut of Otto Stenberg, and waiver claims for Jonatan Berggren and Jack Finley.
All of those players are still on the team, including Berggren, who signed a one-year extension. One departing forward is Jonathan Drouin. After being part of the Schenn trade, the former No. 3 overall pick was bought out of his contract, a move Armstrong never made in his time running the Blues.
Since the season ended, the Blues traded Jordan Kyrou to the Capitals in exchange for a package that included Connor McMichael. Additionally, they brought in Mason McTavish, signed Ross Johnston, and signed Dillon Dube, who spent this past season with AHL Springfield, to a one-way contract.
As it stands, the Blues will have 15 NHL-caliber forwards on their roster when RFA McMichael signs a contract extension. That number doesn’t include 2025 first-round pick Justin Carbonneau, who scored 51 goals in the QMJHL last season.

While any business outside the organization is still up in the air, the Vegas Golden Knights have succeeded in getting all of their internal affairs in order.
On Monday, Golden Knights general manager Kelly McCrimmon confirmed that the team has agreed to terms with defenseman Lukas Cormier to a one-year contract.
The extension guarantees that the Golden Knights still have their restricted free agents under contract, also retaining the signing rights of forward Jakub Brabenec, who has signed to play with his hometown club of Brno in Czechia.
Cormier has spent the majority of his tenure with the Golden Knights organization with their AHL affiliate Henderson Silver Knights. Despite dealing with injuries, Cormier put together an impressive season with 47 points (eight goals, 39 ****** ists) in 49 games. The offensive instincts also lead to the defenseman often serving as quarterback on the Henderson power play, which finished at an AHL-high 26 percent conversion rate.
Cormier has also appeared in two games with the Golden Knights, recording his first career NHL point against the New York Islanders in his debut on Jan. 4, 2024.

New York Islanders captain Anders Lee will officially test the unrestricted free-agent market after contract negotiations with the organization failed to produce an agreement. The decision ends months of discussions and opens the door for several contenders to pursue one of the top veteran forwards available.
TSN insider Pierre LeBrun reported the development on X after learning the two sides could not bridge the remaining gap.
"The Islanders were informed this morning that captain Anders Lee is headed to the UFA market," LeBrun wrote.
He added, "Not a decision that was taken lightly. The Isles improved their offer in late stages, but still not there."
Despite the setback, LeBrun indicated the relationship has not completely ended.

Mike and Dan recap the Islanders picks in the 2026 NHL Entry Draft, look ahead to a shallow free agency pool and bring forth a new, delusional Master Leaf Theatre.
The Islanders didn’t make any big splashes in Buffalo but didn’t come away as one of the draft’s big losers, either. By focusing on defensemen – highlighted by first round pick Malte Gustafsson, who sounds like a Swedish clone of Adam Pelech – they went the safest route possible. Which is fine, but hardly ******* y. And while some fans wonder why so many of their defensive prospects shoot from the same side, the fact is there’s no guarantee any of these guys make the big club any time soon. We also discuss Matthew Schaefer’s entertaining performance at this draft and the re-signing of Tony DeAngelo to another safe, fine deal.
In the second half, we talk about some free agents we could see (and would rather not see) the Islanders take a run at. None of these older guys deserve any kind of term, but some might be helpful on shorter, more frontloaded deals. We also look at how some teams in the Metro Division got much better over the weekend, which is never not annoying, and serve up a Master Leaf Theatre that not only boosts the Boys in Blue and White but also changes the trajectory of the NHL and every American player in it. Cancel those plane tickets to Florida, fam.
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Tony is back. It’s fine.

After Alannah Keyser was dumped from the villa, the Love Island USA star took to social media to address her past racist posts.
On Saturday, Keyser apologized in a TikTok video to anyone who "has been offended" by a resurfaced video of her singing along to Roddy Ricch's 2019 song 'The Box' and repeating lyrics with the N-slur.
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LOS ANGELES (AP) — Peter Laviolette will be the next head coach of the Los Angeles Kings, a person with knowledge of the negotiations told The ***** ociated Press on Monday.
The person spoke on condition of anonymity because the Kings hadn't yet announced the results of their lengthy search for a permanent replacement for interim coach D.J. Smith, who replaced Jim Hiller in March.
The 61-year-old Laviolette is expected to get a three-year contract to take over his seventh NHL team. The Kings have made the playoffs in five consecutive seasons, but they've also endured five straight first-round exits under three head coaches and two general managers.
Laviolette is returning to the NHL after being fired by the New York Rangers in April 2025. He has also led the New York Islanders, Carolina, Philadelphia, Nashville and Washington during a 23-year head coaching career highlighted by a Stanley Cup championship with the Hurricanes in 2006.
Laviolette's teams have reached the postseason in 11 of the past 14 seasons he finished behind a bench, and he also led the Flyers (2010) and the Predators (2017) to the Stanley Cup Final. His 1,594 career games coached are the ninth most in NHL history.

The New York Islanders may lose their captain to free agency, and the New Jersey Devils play a major role in the situation.
Anders Lee’s seven year contract is up on July 1st and he’s set to become an unrestricted free agent.
The Islanders and Lee have been here before. However, at the 11th hour back in 2019, Lee and the Islanders agreed to terms on an extension to keep the captain on Long Island.
Yet, this isn’t Lou Lamoriello’s Islanders anymore. It’s Mathieu Darche in the GM chair these days. And now Lee and the Islanders are back at it in this game of chicken.
According to NHL insider Pierre LeBrun, Lee and his agent are preparing to hit free agency on July 1st.

Portsmouth boys lacrosse cruises in win over rival Middletown

MIDDLETOWN – There won’t be a need for a playoff victory to make up for a regular-season sweep this time.
Portsmouth made sure of that Friday, May 8, against rival Middletown. The Patriots were on the wrong end twice against the Islanders last spring before solving them in late May on the way to the Division II boys lacrosse ***** le round.
There was no such mystery on this occasion under the lights at Gaudet Field. Rafe Dionne and Teddy Gersen were sharp in attack from the opening faceoff as Portsmouth zipped to a 10-3 win over Middletown.
Dionne collected six goals and Gersen added a hat trick to go along with an ***** ist on a Luke Brandariz goal. The Patriots needed less than three minutes to take the lead for good, peppering Islanders keeper Corey Chiodo with early shots and eventually building a comfortable cushion.
“We really wanted to beat them,” Dionne said. “We knocked them out of the playoffs last year – they beat us twice before that. So we really came out here with extra drive today to give it to them.”

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No. 7 Texas A&M-Corpus Christi stays alive in Edinburg Bracket as they defeat No. 3 Lamar.