Pennsylvania state Rep. David Maloney, a Republican, is asking President Donald Trump to rename Lake Erie to "Lake Pennsylvania" following similar renaming efforts by the president.
Maloney is preparing a resolution calling on Trump, Interior Secretary Doug Burgum and lawmakers on Capitol Hill to take steps to rename Lake Erie to "Lake Pennsylvania," arguing that the change is needed to reflect the lake's modern identity.
"This is Pennsylvania's only Great Lake. Its modern economy and identity are increasingly tied to the boaters, anglers, families and tourists who come to enjoy it," Maloney said in a statement. "Ohio has plenty of shoreline. New York already has two Great Lakes. Canada has four others."
New York Gov Hochul Rejects Trump's 'Lake America' Renaming With Blunt Message
Pennsylvania state Rep. David Maloney, a Republican, is asking President Donald Trump to rename Lake Erie to "Lake Pennsylvania."

#republican

Maloney 35, Glastonbury 28
Platt 28, Hall 13
Conard 47, South Windsor 46 (1 OT)
Farmington 25, Wethersfield 0
Newington 12, E.O. Smith 9 (2 OT)

#maloney #wethersfield

Chris Soares netted two goals and Kelvin Diaz added a goal and an ***** ist to lead WCA boys soccer to a 5-2 victory over Torrington on Friday afternoon.
Alan Dutan scored both goals for Torrington.
In girls volleyball action, Greta Koscuk had 19 kills and 10 digs to help Maloney win 3-1 against Lyman Hall.
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#goals #kelvin

GLASTONBURY - Eli Showerda kept the ball on an option from 1 yard out with 20 seconds remaining to lift the Maloney football team to a 35-28 season-opening victory over Glastonbury on Thursday night.
The senior quarterback did damage through the air, too, throwing two first-half touchdown passes before delivering the game-winning score on the ground.
His first touchdown pass, a 15-yarder to senior running back Devan Bacote, tied the game 14-14 in the first quarter. In the second quarter, Showerda connected with Jayden Soto over the middle for an 83-yard touchdown that gave the Spartans a 21-14 lead.
The game, however, was far from over.
Leading by eight with 4:41 remaining, Maloney watched Glastonbury put together a game-tying drive after Shane Santora returned the kickoff past midfield to give the Guardians excellent field position. Quarterback Matthew Cartwright capped the drive with a 20-yard touchdown run before Glastonbury converted the 2-point conversion to tie the game 28-28 with 3:31 left.

#yard #showerda

Jota's return from long-term injury will come too late for the winger to play in upcoming Europa League games after the Portuguese was left out of Celtic's squad along with three of their summer signings.
Joel van den Berg, the 19-year-old bought from PSV Eindhoven, and two on-loan Chelsea midfielders - forward Shim Mheuka and midfielder Landon Emenalo - also miss out after their arrivals this week.
The 27-year-old Jota suffered a cruciate ligament injury in April 2025 but returned to training last month, with ***** istant manager Shaun Maloney stressing "he's still a matter of weeks" away from a return.
Forward Callum Osmand does make the 25-man squad despite his recent injury.
Manager Martin O'Neill said: "There are obviously some very tough decisions to be made in putting this squad together for the Europa League.

#portuguese

Here's a look at Portage County high school sports results from the week of August 10, 2026.
All varsity high school coaches are encouraged to send box scores to sportsrecordpub.com.
The Rockets fell to 1-2 despite a highly balanced effort with five of their golfers turning in a 46 or better. Silas Hunt led Streetsboro with a 43, while Dom Marcini, Mason Sanford and Tyler Schramm each turned in a 45. Ryan Maloney earned medalist honors for the Wildcats with a 40.
Contact Jonah L. Rosenblum at jrosenblumrecordpub.com and follow him on Twitter at JLRSports.
This article originally appeared on Record-Courier: Portage County high school sports recaps for the week of August 10-16

#portage #county #rockets

Celtic delivered a blistering performance at Rugby Park this afternoon (Sunday, August 9), putting five past Kilmarnock and taking all three points with an emphatic 5-1 victory over Neil McCann's side.
New Bhoy Kasper Høgh will rightly take the headlines for his first-half hat-trick, but across the park Celtic performed brilliantly and made it two wins from two following their opening day victory against Dundee.
With Martin O'Neill still recovering following a small procedure at hospital during the week, ***** istant Manager Shaun Maloney took charge of the team this afternoon and, speaking to CelticPlayer after the match, Maloney was keen to heap praise on the players for their performance.
"I'm delighted. Really, really happy." He said. "I thought we were excellent today.
"I'd say the most impressive thing was the mentality. We started the game at full throttle and we never came off it.

#performance #Rugby #sunday

New Celtic striker Kasper Hogh delivered a tonic for the recuperating Martin O'Neill with a first-half hat-trick at Kilmarnock in the absence of his manager.
The Dane got off the mark in a Celtic jersey as the champions beat Killie 5-1 on the new grass pitch at Rugby Park to jump above St Mirren on goal difference at the top of the William Hill Premiership.
Shaun Maloney took charge of Celtic as O'Neill rested following an overnight hospital stay in midweek following what the club called a "small procedure".
The 74-year-old was able to visit his players at the team hotel beforehand and they produced their highest-scoring league performance since beating Aberdeen by the same scoreline in May 2025.
Shaun Maloney was in charge for Celtic's fixture at Kilmarnock (Robert Perry/PA) (PA Wire)

#celtic #o 'neill

Jota of Celtic receives treatment before leaving the field during the Scottish Premiership match between Dundee United FC and Celtic FC at Tannadice on April 26, 2025. (Photo by Ian MacNicol/Getty Images)
It has been a long and difficult 16 months for Jota after he was helped off the pitch at Tannadice and left in crutches as the rest of his teammates celebrated a **** le win in the City of Discovery.
Shaun Maloney, who is taking media duties in the absence of Martin O'Neill who is recovering at home after surgery, revealed that the plan is to gradually nurse Jota back to full fitness, but didn't commit to an actual comeback timeframe.
Jota has endured an agonising 16 months, with his ACL injury suffering more than a few setbacks, with some supporters worrying that his career could indeed be over.
Jota of Celtic receives treatment before leaving the field during the Scottish Premiership match between Dundee United FC and Celtic FC at Tannadice on April 26, 2025. (Photo by Ian MacNicol/Getty Images)

#premiership #dundee

TROY, N.Y. — As he typically does, Howie Rose struck the perfect chord in a pre-recorded video message shared here at the New York State Hockey Hall of Fame induction ceremony Sunday night.
"It's impossible to have a New York State Hockey Hall of Fame and not include Nicky Fotiu," the former New York Rangers broadcaster, and current Voice of the Mets, said.
That issue, as it were, was laid to rest this weekend, when the popular Staten Island-born former Rangers forward was inducted with the rest of the Class of 2026. Fittingly, he was enshrined alongside his Blueshirts teammate from the 1970s and '80's Don Maloney, and 1994 Stanley Cup-winning Rangers general manager Neil Smith.
"Now, it's all done. Signed, sealed, delivered," Fotiu told Forever Blueshirts, wearing a big smile. "New York State Hall of Fame. Staten Island Hall of Fame. Rangers Hall of Fame. I'm running out of Hall of Fames!"
Now 74 years old, Fotiu still has a lot of that kid left in him — the one who plays practical jokes, tells great stories, is everyone's friend, and loves the Rangers. He grew up sitting in the blue seats — remember them? — way up high at Madison Square Garden,. and never forgot his roots. Before every home game at MSG during his two tenures with the Rangers, he'd throw pucks up to the fans seated in the blues.

The former Hearts coach joined the Scottish champions after earning praise for helping develop one of the Premiership’s most effective set-piece records. Hearts netted 23 goals from corners, free-kicks and throw-ins last season, and Grant is now aiming to deliver similar success at Celtic.
Speaking from the club’s pre-season training camp in Portugal, Grant explained that much of his work takes place behind the scenes, ***** ysing both Celtic and their opponents to identify strengths, weaknesses and opportunities from dead-ball situations.
“So my role is probably quite heavy ***** ysis based in the background,” Grant told Celtic’s official podcast. “So looking at opposition teams, our team, seeing where we can get success.
“Looking at maybe where other teams might think they can get success against us and trying to build a structure and principles on both sides, attacking and defending and about how we can get success. Success looks like scoring goals and not conceding so there’s that.”
“For me the coaching side on the pitch the stuff I can do is also built into the style of play. So a lot of conversations with the manager, Shaun (Maloney), Foz (Mark Fotheringham) and Mick (Stephen McManus) about how we want that to look, how set plays fits into that without changing the style everybody wants to see Celtic play.

Cameron Carter-Vickers of Celtic Shelbourne FC v Celtic, Preseason Friendly, Tolka Park, Dublin – 07 July 2026. Photo Lorraine O Sullivan
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The USA international had been on an extended spell away from the pitch last year, as he succumbed to a nasty Achilles injury during our Europa League match with Sturm Graz way back in October, just before things started to go pear shaped. Brendan Rodgers departed the club once more under a cloud, due to recruitment failings and being backstabbed by the executive suite, whilst our principal shareholder released a scandalous statement excoriating the Irishman for his part in proceedings.
That massive mess that was left behind cannot be allowed to happen again, as it precipitated a nasty and vociferous clash between the club and it's current custodians. Recruitment has become such an issue at the moment for Celtic, that supporters have had no choice but to mobilise and try to affect change at the very top, with the way in which we conduct business currently not acceptable or palatable to fans for that matter.
Martin O'Neill had to fight just to get his backroom staff back at the club, after our Board of Directors tried lowballing Shaun Maloney and Mark Fotheringham, despite saving their bacon twice last season. That has not went down well with a fanbase who are already losing patience with the club's hierarchy, as poor communication and lack of appreciation for the supporters wishes are constant canker sore.

Hearts aim to make managerial appointment by next week after Derek McInnes' departure as Celtic miss out on goalkeeper target...
Heart of Midlothian are aiming to appoint a new head coach before the first-team squad return for pre-season next Thursday, with at least three candidates from abroad among the options being considered. (Hearts Standard)
Celtic may open their Scottish Premiership ******* le defence on a Monday evening because of Commonwealth Games events at the Sir Chris Hoy Velodrome. (Scottish Sun)
Manager Martin O'Neill is determined for Celtic to appoint Shaun Maloney and Mark Fotheringham as part of his backroom team with the Scottish champions. (Daily Record - subscription required)
With Celtic yet to trigger an option to keep Kelechi Iheanacho, a TV report in Brazil claims the Nigeria striker was offered to Vasco da Gama. (Scottish Sun)