Dennis-Yarmouth (1-0-0) began its state **** le defense with a 6-1 victory in a non-league matchup with Scituate.
Leah Woodward, who was exceptional at handling the ball, tallied three goals and one **** ist. Aurora Quenneville added two goals, while Sammie Precourt recorded one goal. Jenna Richard anchored the defensive effort and had two **** ists. Avery Post had one **** ist.
In other high school sports action:
Nauset 2, Barnstable 1: It was a dramatic finish as the Warriors (2-0-0) scored with three minutes left in the game to break a one-all tie. All three goals were scored following halftime.
Emma Steenstra scored the only goal for the Redhawks (1-1-0) on an **** ist from Cate Buckler. Avery Croteau was strong defensively and had many defensive saves. Izzy Hill played well in goal and made eight saves.

#three #defensive #dennis #yarmouth

Neville Everett, Executive Vice President and Special Advisor to the CEO at The Cigna Group (NYSE:CI), sold 617 shares of common stock on Sept. 3, 2026, according to a SEC Form 4 filing.
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#shares #sold #cigna

Gary Neville couldn't speak highly enough of Bruno Fernandes following the midfielder's five-star display against Ipswich Town.
The Manchester United skipper notched a hat-trick to help cement a much-needed 5-2 victory over Ipswich in gameweek two.
(Photo by Dan Mullan/Getty Images)
Fernandes' efforts were paramount to United bouncing back from their dismal opening-day defeat to Hull City, and the Reds now have their first win on the board in 2026/2027.
Reacting at full-time on Sky Sports, Neville said: "He (Fernandes) is exceptional. He's the best United signing in the post-Sir Alex Ferguson era by an absolute mile.

#neville #mullan

The Chicago Bears have been involved in trade discussions surrounding defensive tackle, NFL insider Jordan Schultz reported on Tuesday. Dexter, who turns 25 in October, is currently in the final year of his rookie contract.
Schultz previously reported in February that teams were calling on Dexter's availability around the time of the 2026 NFL Scouting Combine. Now, Schultz is claiming that there are "multiple scenarios where a deal could get done".
Dexter was a second-round pick in the 2023 NFL Draft coming out of Florida. He is coming off a 2025 campaign in which he tallied 44 tackles, 6.0 tackles for loss, and a career-high 6.0 sacks. He placed No. 32 among 107 qualified defensive tackles in PFN DT Impact Scoring, a ranking which indicates he's an average starting defensive tackle. That said, his pass-rushing production and youth gives him considerable upside on the open market.
Should the Bears actually trade Dexter, they would free up over $1.6 million in 2026 cap **** e. The reason to trade Dexter wouldn't be highlighted by the immediate cap relief, but rather, the draft capital Chicago could obtain in a deal. If the team realizes they likely won't extend him at the price he and his agency are asking for, it could make sense in the long run to get a draft pick for him, rather than let him walk in free agency for nothing.
Of course, the Bears' defensive line has been the subject of much discussion leading up to the 2026-27 NFL season. Their four-man front consistently struggled to generate pressure in the pass rush and had issues in run support, and they didn't do much to address the need this offseason. Trading Dexter would certainly weaken their interior defensive line and thrust the likes of Neville Gallimore, Kentavius Street, and sixth-round pick Jordan van den Berg into bigger roles alongside Grady Jarrett, who is coming off a disappointing 2025 season.

#draft #pick #tackles

Not for the first time in recent years, Gary Neville has predicted Liverpool to finish outside the top four of the Premier League this season.
Having ended a harrowing 2025/26 campaign in fifth place and just about salvaging Champions League qualification, the Reds will be striving for a big improvement this time around, but a 2-2 draw at Newcastle on Sunday indicated that they remain unconvincing.
In contrast to last summer, incoming transfer activity has been thin on the ground this year, although reports from France over the past 24 hours suggest that a deal for Bradley Barcola could be imminent.
Neville and Jamie Carragher were tasked with giving their predictions for the Premier League season on Sky Sports' Monday Night Football, and while the latter backed Liverpool to finish fourth, the former believes we'll end up one position lower.
The 51-year-old said: "I can't separate Man United and Liverpool in fourth place. I genuinely have no idea. I think City are in a better position than United. At the moment, I'm not convinced by United or Liverpool, but I do think they'll finish fourth and fifth [respectively]."

#neville #premier #season

The WNBA returns Monday with two games after a four-game Sunday slate that featured several important results. The Dallas Wings beat the Seattle Storm 92-70 behind 32 points from Paige Bueckers, while the Indiana Fever defeated the Chicago Sky 113-90 as Caitlin Clark scored 37 points and Kelsey Mitchell added 30. Washington also clinched a playoff berth by beating the Portland Fire 105-100, while the Las Vegas Aces defeated the Toronto Tempo 88-78.
The first game Monday features the Golden State Valkyries visiting the Minnesota Lynx in a matchup between two Western Conference playoff teams. Minnesota has won six straight and owns the WNBA's best record, while Golden State will try to end its nine-game losing streak against the Lynx. Minnesota won the teams' most recent meeting 77-66 on Aug. 19.
The schedule also brings Angel Reese back to action when the Atlanta Dream host the Los Angeles Sparks. Reese was dominant in the teams' previous meeting, going 9-for-9 from the field with 20 points, 10 rebounds, eight ******* ists and three steals in Atlanta's 124-88 victory.
MORE: Caitlin Clark reveals current state of Indiana Fever after back-to-back losses
Minnesota Lynx guard Olivia Miles (5). Credit: Neville E. Guard-Imagn Images.

#points

Steve Nicol took umbrage with one post-match comment on the stoppage-time penalty decision in Liverpool's 2-2 draw against Newcastle on Sunday.
The Reds were awarded a spot kick deep into added time when Lewis Hall clashed into Victor Munoz inside the box, and Dominik Szoboszlai duly converted to ensure a share of the spoils at St James' Park.
Gary Neville said on co-commentary for Sky Sports that it was the right decision, insisting that the Magpies left-back fouled the Spanish winger and didn't get any of the ball, but the home side's head coach Matthias Jaissle argued that the awarding of the penalty was 'really soft'.
That comment from the 38-year-old annoyed Nicol, who retorted that there's no grey area when it comes to such penalty decisions.
The ex-Liverpool defender said on ESPN FC: "What does that mean? It's either a foul or it's not a foul. If it's a foul, it's a penalty and it's not soft. You can't have this 'soft' nonsense. If you're gonna come out with that…I'm sorry, I don't get it.

#soft #foul #nicol #sunday

Last-minute mishap: Sporting Club Jacksonville men's soccer experienced another heartbreaker at the finish, when a deflected header rebounded off defender Antonio Gomez and into his own net in stoppage time to give Indy Eleven a 1-0 victory in the USL Championship on Aug. 15.
Painful finish: Sporting Jax (1-14-5) looked on course for a tie until the 92nd minute. Indy's Cam Lindley lofted a cross from the left wing, Paco Craig headed it from a tight angle and the loose ball ricocheted off Gomez and into the net past Jacksonville goalkeeper Jake McGuire.
Blake back in town: Jack Blake, who played for the Jacksonville Armada in the North American Soccer League in 2017, played all 90 minutes in midfield for Indy.
Quick free kicks: Sporting Jax was outshot 19-5 and never managed to take an official shot from inside the penalty area. … Sporting Jax midfielder Raheem Somersall left the game due to injury in the 29th minute, replaced by Harvey Neville. … Canadian defender Marcus Godinho made his first start for the club. … Sporting Jax has now gone 351 minutes without scoring, since Ahmad Al-Qaq's ninth-minute goal on July 18.
Up next: Sporting Jax next plays 8 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 22 against the Birmingham Legion at Protective Stadium in Birmingham, Ala.

#gomez

The Bears are one of a few NFL teams who have called the Buccaneers regarding the trade availability of Pro Bowl defensive tackle Vita Vea, NFL Network's Mike Garafolo reported on Friday. It's worth noting that Garafolo said the Buccaneers still plan on keeping Vea, though the Bears are one of the confirmed teams to have checked in on his availability.
Vea, 31, recently requested a trade in the midst of his contract negotiations with Tampa Bay. The two-time Pro Bowler is currently in the final year of his four-year, $71 million contract he signed in 2022.
A first-round pick by the Buccaneers in 2018, Vea is coming off a season in which he posted a 78.6 PFN DT Impact Score, ranking No. 25 among 107 qualified defensive tackles in the metric. For reference, the only Bears defensive tackle to finish with a top-50 score in 2025 was Gervon Dexter. Vea finished the season with 34 tackles, 4.5 sacks, 7.0 tackles for loss, and 13 quarterback hits.
The Bears have a well-documented need along their defensive line, and they were relatively quiet in their additions to the group, with the only ones of note being Neville Gallimore, Kentavius Street, and sixth-round draft pick Jordan van den Berg. None of the three project as starters for Chicago's defense come Week 1.
Though Vea doesn't fit the typical mold of a Dennis Allen defensive tackle, the 347-pounder is a tremendous pass rusher for a nose tackle and has been an impact defender for much of his time in the NFL.

#bears #buccaneers #impact #score

WENDOVER, Utah (AP) — The first — and only — person to break the sound barrier in a car hits the track in Utah this week with new wheels and his eye on another record.
Twenty years ago, British driver Andy Green set the land speed record for a diesel-powered car, reaching 350.092 mph (563.4 kph) at Utah's famous Bonneville Salt Flats. Green will return to the lunarlike landscape Tuesday and try to beat that mark, this time with a hydrogen-powered car.
The retired Royal Air Force fighter pilot aims not only to win another accolade but to showcase the power of hydrogen as a clean-energy alternative. It's the "fuel of the future," Green told The ******* ociated Press in a July interview.
Green will be driving the 32-foot (9.75-meter) JCB Hydromax, the brainchild of British construction equipment manufacturer JCB. The car is bright yellow, long and slim, resembling a pencil. It's powered by two hydrogen internal combustion engines with a combined 1,600 horsepower, which were adapted from engines used in the company's construction machinery. They mix pressurized hydrogen gas with air and ignite it to create bursts of power.
In targeting the diesel-powered record, Green also hopes to easily clear the world land speed records for hydrogen internal combustion engines (185.5 mph/298.5 kph) and electric vehicles (341.3 mph/549.2 kph).

#hydrogen

Everton have reportedly tried to pay Tottenham Hotspur £25 million to sign Liverpool target Djed Spence. The Spurs star is likely to leave the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium club this summer, and both the Toffees and Reds want him. Liverpool manager Andoni Iraola want to bring a right-back that can defend to Anfield, while his Everton counterpart David Moyes is desperate for reinforcement in the position. The Toffees have offered £25m for Spence, but Tottenham want at least £35m, and Liverpool are keeping tabs on his situation.
The 25-year-old is open to joining the Reds, but nothing concrete is happening right now as Iraola has other options on his radar. Premier League legends Gary Neville and Ian Wright recently admitted that Spence was England's best defender this summer following his impressive displays at the World Cup. He is not in the plans of Lilywhites manager Roberto De Zerbi from the look of things, but he will not be short of suitors in and outside of the Premier League this summer.
Everton could do with such a right-back, but they must be willing to part with at least £35m. Spurs could demand more from suitors as Spence increased his value with his outstanding World Cup performances. The Toffees also have Celtic's Alistair Johnston and RB Leipzig's Ridle Baku as targets in the position and could be looking to sign a player for around £25m. Liverpool are always ready to splash the cash and will likely pip their city rivals to the Spurs star if it comes down to the money.

#summer

The Fastest Man on Earth is slowing down in order to rush us into an enhanced future.
It's all relative, they say, and in this case, you must come to grips with 351 miles per hour registering as "slowing down."
"It's been an interesting journey and I'm hugely enjoying it," Andy Green said by phone midweek from Northwest Utah, where the annual Speed Week is under way at the famed Bonneville Salt Flats.
It was 29 years ago when Green, the former fighter-jet pilot in the UK's Royal Air Force, became the first Earth-bound person to go supersonic, surpassing the speed of sound and reaching 763 mph. Next Wednesday, Aug. 12, the goal is 351 mph, which by comparison sounds like a milk-and-bread run, but it will also be a record because at Bonneville's annual carnival of speed, again, it's all relative.
In this case, it'd be a record for hydrogen-powered machinery.

#down #case #fastest

Big Bad Wolff bites Sporting Jax: Tyler Wolff scored a hat trick and host Sacramento Republic FC punished another sloppy defensive performance from Sporting Club Jacksonville, romping to a 5-0 shutout in USL Championship men's soccer on Aug. 1 at Heart Health Park.
Miscues spoil Sporting Jax night: Wolff, the son of two-time World Cup forward Josh Wolff, scored his first goal in the seventh minute after a Sporting Jax turnover at the edge of the penalty area. He scored his second on a 40th-minute breakaway and his third in the 69th minute following another giveaway in defense.
Second-generation hat trick: It's not the Wolff family's first hat trick against Jacksonville. On July 11, 1998, Josh Wolff scored all three visiting goals for U.S. Pro-40 Select, a short-lived experimental team made up of young players from across Major League Soccer squads, in a 3-2 win over the A-League's Jacksonville Cyclones at Mandarin High School.
Big night for Rodriguez: Midfielder Memo Rodriguez supplied three ******* ists for Sacramento (7-4-5), including corner kick deliveries leading to headed goals from Jared Timmer and Lee Desmond before halftime.
Quick free kicks: Sacramento outshot Sporting Jax (1-13-5) 19-1 and controlled 66 percent of possession. … Former United States men's national team defender Ventura Alvarado made his first start for Sporting Jax, playing the first 60 minutes, and Brazilian midfielder Jean Mota appeared for the last 13 minutes in his club debut. … With Ryan Edwards out, goalkeeper Jake McGuire served as Sporting Jax captain. … Alvarado, Harvey Neville, Emil Jaaskelainen and Jordan Rossiter all received yellow cards for Sporting Jax.

#sporting #rodriguez

WSL Full-Time were informed of the news via an official club press release from The Addicks this afternoon.
The 33-year-old joins Charlton Athletic following a short spell with Leicester City. Neville joined The Foxes in January and made 13 appearances for the club in all competitions. She was unable to keep the East Midlands side in the Barclays Women's Super League.
Neville is best known for her eight-and-a-half-year spell at Tottenham Hotspur. She was a Barclays WSL2 promotion-winner and an Adobe Women's FA Cup runner-up in her time in North London. Neville was so often one of Spurs' top performers and she was unlucky not to receive an England call-up earlier in her career.
After joining Charlton Athletic, Neville said "I'm really happy. It's an exciting journey for myself and the club, so really happy to be here.
"I think I know what Karen [Hills] is about and vice versa [from working together at Spurs]; she knows what I bring. I think I know how good this pre-season's going to be and what Karen brings to the on and off of the pitch. I'm really looking forward to working with her again.

#neville #club #really #charlton

Gary Neville has backed Chelsea's decision to target experience this summer with moves for Danny Welbeck and Jordan Henderson.
Chelsea have made surprise approaches for the veteran pair in a bid to add experience to their group. Welbeck is due to undergo a medical ahead of signing a two-year deal, in a transfer that will be the first time Chelsea have paid a fee for a player aged over 26 since 2022.
The 35-year-old could be joined by Jordan Henderson, who has departed Brentford by mutual consent. Chelsea have earmarked the 36-year-old as a potential leader for their squad.
Neville believes Chelsea are making the right move by targeting good, senior professionals, after a difficult campaign last term.
"If you watched Chelsea for the last three, four or five years you'd say there's inexperience right throughout the football club," he said to Sky Sports.

#Chelsea #year #right #last

PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — The Portland Timbers have hired Martí Cifuentes as the team's new head coach.
Cifuentes signed a three-year contract with Portland through the 2028-29 Major League Soccer season. The Spanish coach will join the team following the visa approval process, the Timbers said Tuesday.
"I have always followed MLS, and it has long been an ambition of mine to experience this league," Cifuentes said in a statement. "To have the chance to do so at a club like Portland, with such an incredible fanbase and an exciting group of players, is truly special."
Cifuentes, 44, most recently served as coach of Leicester City in the EFL Championship. He also spent two seasons with the Queens Park Rangers.
He replaces Phil Neville, who parted ways with the Timbers in late May following a 3-1 loss at home to the San Jose Earthquakes.

#timbers #following #mart

Yoeilin Cespedes Starting to Hit like Yoenis as Red Sox Prospect Despite Surprise Relation originally appeared on NESN. Add NESN as a Preferred Source by clicking here.
With a name like Yoeilin Cespedes, you're supposed to hit for some power.
That's what it feels like when considering the future of this Boston Red Sox infield prospect, at least, because his name sounds a lot like long-time slugger Yoenis Cespedes.
So far this season at High-A Greeneville, Yoeilin is finally growing into his power.
He has 20 doubles, a triple and 15 home runs through 69 games. That gives him a .498 slugging percentage and an .819 OPS.

Ian Wright cannot accept the idea that Lionel Messi winning a second World Cup would allow him to eclipse Diego Maradona.
Both Messi and Maradona receive god-like reverence from Argentina for what they've been able to achieve for their country.
But would a second World Cup win with the Albiceleste secure Messi as the greatest Argentine of all time? Not according to Ian Wright.
Speaking on the Stick to Football podcast, Ian Wright responded to Gary Neville's asking whether a second World Cup win would help Lionel Messi surpass Diego Maradona as the greatest Argentine of all time.
Wright suggested that a second win would settle the debate between Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo. But too many people revere Maradona in a way they will never revere Messi.

The 8U 007's, a softball team based in Ascension Parish, won the Louisiana A Class State Championship, coaches announced.
The team defeated Velocity Softball of Pineville, 7-6, to capture the ***** le, per the announcement.
It was the third straight first-place finish and sixth of the season.
In the final inning of the game, Freya Gunness delivered the walk off hit to score Ainsley Matthews.
The team was led by the defense of Karoline Simoneaux, Harley Albert and Brynn and Ainsley Matthews.

Back in March, the Las Vegas Raiders and Baltimore Ravens agreed to a deal to send Maxx Crosby to Baltimore in exchange for two first-round draft picks. However, after a failed physical due to a serious knee issue, the AFC North franchise backed out of the deal entirely.
Several months later, Crosby is still a Raider, but the possibility of a trade remains. Here are three teams that could pursue the superstar pass rusher as training camp approaches.
Leading up to the initial deal, which ultimately fell through, no team was more often linked to Crosby than the Bears. Chicago took a massive step forward last season under first-year head coach Ben Johnson, winning 11 games and finishing atop the NFC North.
Their offense was electric down the stretch, thanks to major contributions from Caleb Williams, D’Andre Swift, DJ Moore, and rookie pass-catchers Colston Loveland and Luther Burden III. Unfortunately, they lacked that same level of firepower on defense, which proved very costly at times last season.
The Bears’ current pass-rushing group features Montez Sweat, Dayo Odeyingbo, and Austin Booker, while Gervon Dexter Sr. and Grady Jarrett operate on the interior. They also added defensive tackle Neville Gallimore this offseason.

Manchester United legend David Beckham has had an iconic career, first on and then off the pitch.
Beckham came through the Manchester United academy and played 394 times for the club, scoring 85 goals.
After falling out with Sir Alex Ferguson, he left for Real Madrid in 2003, where he spent four seasons.
He would later have spells with Los Angeles Galaxy, AC Milan, and Paris Saint-Germain.
Beckham is the owner of Inter Miami, Lionel Messi’s current team, and also joint owner of Salford City alongside Gary Neville.

Gary Neville has criticised Fifa's unprecedented decision to suspend USA striker Folarin Balogun's one-game ban which would have forced him to miss their last-16 clash against Belgium, with the ITV pundit saying "it absolutely stinks".
Balogun was sent off during USA's last-32 win over Bosnia-Herzegovina, when he appeared to accidentally make contact with defender Tarik Muharemovic.
On Sunday, Fifa's disciplinary committee announced that it was applying article 27 of the Fifa disciplinary code to suspend the red card, meaning Balogun will only serve his one-game ban if he commits another similar offence in the next 12 months.
Donald Trump hailed the news, writing on his Truth Social platform: "Thank you to Fifa for doing what was right, and reversing a great injustice!"
But Belgium's FA said it was "astonished" and would be "investigating all potential options" in response.

In recent weeks, the Barcelona transfer news has been dominated by speculation surrounding Harry Kane, with the Bayern Munich striker attracting attention after reports linked him with a possible move to Camp Nou.
As a result, the Harry Kane Barcelona rumours have sparked debate in England, where former players believe the striker could benefit from playing in a league that offers greater global recognition for his achievements.
Former Manchester United defender Gary Neville and ex-Liverpool and Real Madrid striker Michael Owen have both discussed the possibility, with each offering their own perspective on Kane's future.
The aforementioned story has gained traction after Gary Neville admitted he could understand why the Catalan giants would consider pursuing the England captain.
Speaking on Sky Sports (h/t Mundo Deportivo), Neville explained that top clubs are always attracted to players capable of delivering consistency at the highest level.

Gary Neville has compared Kylian Mbappe to Ronaldo Nazario after the forward's electric performances at this summer's World Cup.
Mbappe scored twice asFrance beat Sweden 3-0 to progress to the last 16, moving level with Lionel Messi in the race for the Golden Boot (6).
The 27-year-old has now scored 18 goals in hisWorld Cup career, second only to Messi in the all-time standings.
Neville believes the Real Madrid striker is a 'level above' anyone else in the tournament and said the Frenchman's speed is 'petrifying'.
"Watching Mbappe in that first half, he reminds me of the Brazilian Ronaldo. It's utterly petrifying," he said toITV Sport.

The good news for Thomas Tuchel is that there is a fit England international right-back in New York. The less good news is that Gary Neville is 51 and a pundit on a Brooklyn roof terrace.
As England found the least convincing of ways to win Group L, their curse of the right-backs continued. It is, admittedly, partly a self-inflicted curse, created by strange decision-making and needless stubbornness. As Jude Bellingham ended Panama’s resistance, a hooked breakthrough showing an enduring capacity to rescue wretched performances, England were temporarily down to 10 men.
Jarell Quansah was off the pitch, injury compounded by the insult of receiving a yellow card. A third right-back was down in two weeks: first Tino Livramento, then Reece James, then Quansah. Who, of course, is not really a right-back at all.
So enter Djed Spence, fourth-choice right-back. Or fifth, considering Ben White would have been ahead of him but for his own injury. All of which could have been deemed a case of extreme misfortune, but for a blinkered refusal to call up the obvious candidate.
For Tuchel, a manager who was supposed to have brought clarity of thought, the sense of confusion is ****** ing. Quansah spent much of his hour on the pitch tucked in as a third centre-back, largely because he is a third centre-back. Or a fourth, fifth or sixth, given the number Tuchel has in his group. So much for the notion of building a squad around two players for each position.

Gary Neville and Ian Wright have both been awestruck by one Liverpool transfer target at the 2026 World Cup.
Aside from watching their own club’s players, Reds fans may also be keeping a particularly close eye on Yan Diomande at the tournament amid the ongoing pursuit of the Ivory Coast winger, who’s been turning heads with his performances in North America.
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Having had an opening offer of €100m (£86.8m) rejected by RB Leipzig, Fabrizio Romano claimed over the weekend that Anfield chiefs are now set to try their luck once more with an improved bid for the 19-year-old, and it seems as though they may need to top £100m.
Speaking on punditry duty for ITV Sport’s coverage of Germany v Ivory Coast, Neville and Wright both singled out Diomande for praise over his performance.

BOONEVILLE — If Tupelo’s girls are to return to Jackson, the road will be paved largely by new faces.
The Golden Wave are breaking in four new starters this summer. The team reached the state championship game three years in a row (winning it all in 2024 and 2025) before being knocked out in the quarterfinals last season.
“We've got a lot of new faces down, as you can tell,” coach Matt Justice said. We’ve got four or five (sic) new girls that are kind of stepping into different roles, so we’re just trying to figure them out this summer and see what they can do so that we know what we have to work on come August.”
In a summer league game against New Hope at Northeast Mississippi Community College on Thursday morning, Tupelo was led in scoring by one of those new faces; eighth-grader Aubrey Thomas.
Thomas, a transfer from Ridgeland, led the Golden Wave with 13 points in its 38-15 win. She is just 12 years old, but holds a Division I offer from UT Martin.

The headliners of the Louisiana Sports Writers ******* ociation’s Class 3A team all have something in common. They all willed their respective teams to Sulphur.
Jena senior pitcher Kiette Cooper earned Most Outstanding Player honors in softball, while first-year Sterlington baseball coach Jeff Tannehill was named Coach of the Year — highlighting the top honors on the Class 3A All-State team selected by the Louisiana Sports Writers ******* ociation.
Cooper, a McNeese signee, led the Lady Giants with a 23-5 record and 1.08 earned run average with 332 strikeouts in 175.1 innings pitched. Not only was she one of the state’s most dominant pitchers, but she also batted .344 with five home runs and 30 RBIs.
Tannehill, who enjoyed previous success at LaSalle and Neville, guided the Lady Panthers to the Division III Non-Select ******* le behind a trio of first team all-state players in freshman pitcher Ansley Johnson and senior position players Jaleeyah Alford and Sullivan Cannon. This is Tannehill’s third Coach of the Year honor — winning it in softball with Class 1A LaSalle (2002) and Class 1A football with St. Frederick (2013).
CLASS 1A: St. John, Cedar Creek athletes pace the LSWA Class 1A All-State teams

Gary Neville: Pundit makes exciting prediction for Man United

Manchester United edged out Everton to win a crucial three points on Monday night.
The 1-0 win at the Hill ******* inson Stadium demonstrated great character and courage, even though the team struggled for large parts of the game.
Former player turned pundit Gary Neville gave his view on the match while speaking on the Gary Neville Podcast for Sky Sports.
After watching United return to fourth place in the league and move just three points behind third-placed Aston Villa, Neville was optimistic about the Red Devils’ end to the

Phil Neville says that at halftime he told the team to "play like they do on a playground." #RCTID