A roundup of Southwest Florida high school football games played in Week 11 on Thursday, Oct. 29 and Friday, Oct. 30, 2026.
After a challenging season with a young roster, the Red Knights went out on a high note.
Facing rival Fort Myers, North pounded the rock and came up with some key defensive scores for a running clock victory at Sam Sirianni Field on Thursday night.
"I feel great," North head coach Ira Riggins said. "This team has been through so much this year. It's just fun to see these guys come out and put it all together for the first time versus a very well-known team. Hat's off to Fort Myers – they've always been top notch in this area, and it's always good to get a win versus them."
The Greenies got on the board first, converting a successful onside kick into points on a 33-yard field goal by senior Brayden Russell.

#north #team

The World Series matchup isn't set in stone just yet, but Tampa Bay took a major step towards being the one that will face Milwaukee in the Fall Classic. They took two out of three in Cleveland to return home with a 3-2 series lead heading into a big Game 6 tonight, where they'll start Freddy Peralta who has been dealing this postseason while the Guardians will scramble to piece their way through a bullpen game after having to get 21 outs from their relievers yesterday. Thanks to the postponed Game 4 eating up the travel day, even if they do win tonight they'll also be forced to play the potential do-or-die Game 7 on four straight days without a night off — it's not looking pretty for Cleveland, to say the least.
We've got a full slate for you ahead of this critical Game 6 later tonight, starting with Jake's recap of Game 5's action in the Roundup. Michael hands out a stellar grade to David Bednar to kick off our annual Report Card series, and Kevin recalls Sandy Alomar Sr. and his days with the Yankees on his birthday. Then in the afternoon Jonathan goes over the Yankees' longest home runs of the season and Estevao reflects on the gap between Giancarlo Stanton and 500 career home runs before I return to open up the mailbag for more of your questions.
American League Championship Series Game 6
(Rays lead series, 3-2)
Cleveland Guardians vs. Tampa Bay Rays
Time: 8:00 p.m. EST

#series #cleveland #home #tonight

Real Madrid rediscovered their sparkle with an emphatic thrashing of Sevilla in a clash where Arda Güler took charge, as Madrid fans celebrated Kylian Mbappé's clinical finishing and Yan Diomandé's emergence. However, the victory was not without controversy, with Sevilla furious over the officiating.
The football roundup also features a domestic transfer market stirred by Getafe's ambitions to sign Sergio Ramos, a struggling ******* nal's resilience in the Premier League, and Nico Paz's unstoppable form under Cesc Fàbregas in Italy.
Real Madrid delivered an impressive performance with a 4-1 victory over Sevilla at the Santiago Bernabéu, inspired by a stellar display from Arda Güler. José Mourinho's side showed dramatically improved fluidity to secure a comfortable win, sealed by a brilliant Kylian Mbappé brace and another eye-catching goal from youngster Yan Diomandé, with the Turkish midfielder staking his claim as a cornerstone of Madrid's midfield in the immediate future.
The defeat left the Sevilla camp deeply frustrated as they departed Madrid's home ground, with outrage spreading from the dressing room to the press room and the club's official channels. Coach Luis García Plaza and players including Kike Salas and Juan Iglesias openly argued that Güler should have been sent off for a heavy challenge on Peque, directing their criticism squarely at the handling of VAR.
In transfer news, Getafe once again grabbed the headlines following a surprise admission from president Ángel Torres, who publicly confirmed that Sergio Ramos is on the club's list of potential signings. Having already secured Dani Carvajal—who is ready to make his debut immediately—the Coliseum club's board is seeking another historic, headline-grabbing coup in Spanish football by strengthening its defence with the veteran former Real Madrid centre-back.

#sevilla #arda

The poll for Monroe County Region Athlete of the Week for Aug. 31-Sept. 6 turned into a three-person race.
Of the 9,803 votes cast, 8,836 went to three people.
Erie Mason volleyball player Addie Homrich was the winner with 4,226.
She had to hold off Summerfield football player Hudson Crots (3,052) and Monroe swimmer Karis Beaton (1,558).
More: Monroe County Region high school football roundup for Friday, Sept. 11

#county #sept #three

DUNDEE – This is Erin Down's fifth year as the girls swimming coach at Monroe.
She remembers having just five athletes for the Monroe County Championships her first season.
She has helped her alma mater build steadily over the years. The Trojans had 23 girls compete Saturday in the Southeast Michigan Independent Swimming League Relays on Saturday, Sept. 12.
That depth was crucial as Monroe held off Grosse Ile by 8 points to capture the championship trophy.
More: Monroe County Region high school football roundup for Friday, Sept. 11

#monroe #sept #girls #championships

Scoring plays and statistics for Monroe County Region high school football games in Week 3.
SMCC 14 20 14 7 – 55
Huron 0 8 0 7 – 15
More: Monroe County Region high school football roundup for Friday, Sept. 11
First Quarter

#region #school

Montverde Academy continued its hot start to the 2026 high school volleyball season with two wins in its last two matches.
The Eagles moved to 4-1 on the season and are riding a three-match winning streak following wins over Winter Park (Sept. 1) and Mount Dora (Sept. 8).
Montverde returns to action on Tuesday, Sept. 15, against New Smyrna Beach, when the school will also celebrate senior night. The Eagles take on DeLand on Wednesday, Sept. 16, before playing in the Florida Gem High School Classic at Wesley Chapel on Friday, Sept. 18 and Saturday, Sept. 19.
Here is a roundup of Montverde Academy volleyball games played from Sept. 1-11:
Despite falling behind after the first and third sets, Montverde rallied in the fourth and fifth sets to earn the 3-2 (16-25, 25-23, 20-25, 25-18, 15-9) at home on Tuesday, Sept. 1, in a match that featured 31 ties and 15 lead changes.

#montverde #tuesday

Here's the roundup of local high school football scores in Dutchess County and the surrounding areas for Week 1, as all teams finally hit the field to start competition.
The Spartans' Jalon Morgan was responsible for four touchdowns, three rushing and one passing in the win. Red Hook's Mike DeLango scored a rushing touchdown.
This article originally appeared on Poughkeepsie Journal: High school football Week 1 scoreboard for Poughkeepsie, Dutchess County

#poughkeepsie #school

Another week, another star-studded cast of area student-athletes bidding for Florida Power & Light Athlete of the Week.
Following the wins by South Walton's Gabe Parenton and Freeport's Ashlynn Ferguson in our initial polls, which totaled more than 50,000 votes, we're represented by a trio of football playmakers who shined in wins, an outside hitter who helped lead her team to a 2-0 week, a golfer whose been posting red numbers and a cross country stud winning meets every week.
Voting runs through 2 p.m. Friday, with the winner being announced shortly after. So vote now, vote often.
Week 2 HS football roundup: Choctaw gets first win; Niceville falls to Mosley

#power

Welcome to Week 1 of the NFL season. The Green Bay Packers are kicking off their 2026 season with a matchup against the Minnesota Vikings at 3:25 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 13, at U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis.
If you have questions about the Packers, I'm here to help.
You can submit your questions in the form below and I'll answer a selection of them in a roundup.
This article originally appeared on Packers News: Ask Pete Dougherty your questions about the Green Bay Packers

#questions #minnesota #Vikings #sept

College football is back and the Big Ten Conference had 18 games played in the first week of the 2026 college football season with the result of many being blowouts.
The anticipation for the season has finally come to an end and most of the teams played as advertised. However, some teams hit the snooze **** on and it took them a moment to get into the game. Here is the Big Ten Roundup of each game involving a Big Ten Conference team.
Rutgers started the season off with a loss as the Minutemen dominated the Scarlet Knights from start to finish. The turning point in the game came in the second quarter as the Scarlet Knights turned the ball over twice, which gave Massachusetts the chance to create a massive 17-point second lead entering the second. Rutgers could be in for a long season.
The Golden Gophers flew past the Panthers with ease as they controlled the game on offense, defense and special teams. Senior wide receiver Javon Tracy started the Golden Gophers season with a bang with two punt return touchdowns to cap off Minnesota's exhilarating blowout.
The Fighting Illini's new senior quarterback Katin Houser took over Illinois' offense exceptionally as they moved up and down the field at will. Illinois' defense also held strong as they limited the Blazers' scoring opportunities with senior linebacker Ismael Kante getting a late-game pick-six.

#game #teams #conference #golden

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Here's a roundup of the menswear looks away from the Venice Film Festival and The Gentlemen premiere, with Lewis Hamilton making an occasion of Monza, while Andrew Scott and Andrew Garfield returned to traditional tailoring.
Considering Monza is the home of Ferrari, Lewis Hamilton was always going to make his arrival count.
The driver wore a Saint Laurent Fall 2026 black pinstripe suit, and I love the proportions here. We all know how much Lewis loves an oversized silhouette, sometimes to comical proportions, but the strong shoulders and wide-leg trousers give the classic shirt-and-tie combination a more contemporary feel, while the Kangol hat adds that signature Lewis touch.
Saint Laurent Stanton shoes, Renato Cipullo's Beryl Topiary ring and Briony Raymond Slim Sloan hoop earrings completed his look.
Styled by Eric McNeal.

#hamilton #monza #venice

Good morning everyone – Fitzie is BACK !!!
And wow it looks like I missed out on a lot these last few days. Given all that's been going on, I think it's only appropriate to do a three-for-one hoddle today. We'll do three little ones for you all and you can read juts one, all three, or none and get straight to the comments. Here's what we're cooking:
EFL Champ roundup
Look at month ahead
Fitzie's transfer window rating

#three #morning

With the return of New Hampshire high school football comes the return of the Granite State Grid.
The Grid, a collection of weekend game recaps submitted by reporters, correspondents, coaches and team statisticians, marks its third year.
The roundup will be up and running online at UnionLeader.com starting Friday night, and it is free to all print subscribers.
Weekend games
Friday

#unionleader #high

With no Jayden Warner, Wyatt Jacobson or William Laman in the mix — those local cross country stars all graduated last year — the community will soon get familiar with new names, new local legends. New eras started for local cross country teams on Friday, Aug. 28. The Knappa boys team made an opening statement, while Astoria's strong freshman class made an immediate impact. Here's the roundup for local cross country teams.
Knappa boys flex their muscles
No Wyatt Jacobson? No problem for the Knappa boys cross country team.
The Loggers traveled to Monmouth, Oregon to take part in a star-studded meet at Western Oregon on Friday, Aug. 28. Taking on mostly teams from 4A-6A, the Loggers made an impression. The defending 2A State Champions finished third out of 30 teams in attendance, only finishing behind 6A McMinnville and 5A Corvallis. Knappa scored a total of 108, second place Corvallis scored 103 and in first place, McMinnville had 95.
Returning all but three runners from last year's squad, the Loggers are set up for another three-way ***** le fight with Union and Bandon. Knappa junior Rowdy Justus will also be amongst the runners competing for an individual state ***** le.

#wyatt #jacobson

We know you're right in the middle of fantasy football draft season in 2026, which -- of course -- is the best time of the year. And if you haven't already, you need to find yourself a perfect fantasy football team.
We're here to help with that process! Throughout the preseason, we've given you some fantasy football team names to use. And frankly, we've decided you just need more options. That's OK! We're going to give you a roundup of some great names we found by category, whether you're looking for funny names, ones named after some celebrities or fantasy football stars
Let's break them down:
Kyle Me Maybe (Kyle Pitts)
I'm Sorry Smith Jaxon (Jaxon Smith-Njigba)

#jaxon #need

ASHVILLE – Every team goes through it, where they don't have their best stuff.
That was certainly the case for the Lancaster volleyball team on Tuesday, Sept. 1, during their game at Teays Valley. The Golden Gales just couldn't seem to find any rhythm or gain momentum against the Vikings.
Lancaster fell behind early in the first set and were immediately put on their heels, and Teays Valley took advantage. Even though the Gales fought back in their third set, it wasn't enough as they dropped their Ohio Capital Conference-Buckeye Division opener, 25-19, 25-17, 25-23.
"We had a great week of practice and practiced really hard and felt like we were in a good place," Lancaster coach Leslie Davenport said. "Defensively, we didn't connect that first set, and we knew we were going to be up against big blocks, and we talked about getting up and having high hands, and when we did it, we scored. Unfortunately, mentally, we didn't get to that place where we were able to get over the hump."
More: HS Sports Roundup | Local golf teams and athletes see big results

#valley #first

When the Buffalo Bills officially announced their initial practice squad ahead of the 2026 NFL season, one name stood out like a sore thumb: Greg Dortch.
The Bills have had issues at the punt returner position this summer and that bled into the preseason. While Ray Davis is an All-Pro kickoff returner, the punt duties he held led to a ******* during a game and that's a concern.
That role has suited Dortch well in his career, and not only that, the Bills only kept five wide receivers on their 53-man roster instead of six. There is a clear spot for Dortch in Buffalo, but there appears to have been one with the Detroit Lions too.
If the reactions from Lions fans are any sign, the Bills are getting a decent player. People in Detroit were unhappy about Dortch heading to Buffalo.
With that, here is Bills Wire's roundup of reactions from Lions fans on losing Dortch:

#reactions

The Oshkosh and Fond du Lac Athlete of the Week poll from Aug. 24 – Aug. 30 is live until noon, Friday, Sept. 4.
Cast your vote for an area athlete that participated in sports including cross country, boys soccer, football and girls volleyball. Votes are limited to one per hour per device. You don't have to be a subscriber to vote.
To nominate someone for Athlete of the Week please email BSchultzusatodayco.com with the athlete's name, school, sport and why they're deserving by noon on Sunday to be considered for the next poll.
More: Must-see high school sports showdowns in Oshkosh, Fond du Lac for Sept. 1-5
More: Bauer guides Lourdes Academy past Reedsville | Week 2 Roundup

#vote #school

Congratulations to Olympiakos' Mexican striker Armando Gonzalez, who treated us to the miss of the season as early as August.
Michael Olise really does nothing like anyone else, as shown by this very unusual warm-up.
With a hat-trick and an ****** ist, Bruno Fernandes delivered a huge performance to lead Manchester United to their first win of the season against Ipswich.
So here's your chance to (re)discover his masterclass on video.
- Yesterday's transfer roundup

#olympiakos

With two days to go before the summer transfer window closes in the major leagues, several major moves are in the works or close to being finalized. Here's a roundup of the first official announcements and the credible rumors from this Sunday morning. There's plenty to talk about!
Sofyan Amrabat (free agent) has signed with Ajax Amsterdam for two seasons.
Emiliano Martínez (Aston Villa) has joined Chelsea for around €8 million.
FC Barcelona have transferred Héctor Fort to Real Sociedad for €8 million.
Tottenham have reached an agreement with Everton for the transfer of Iliman Ndiaye. Richarlison will head the other way and complete his return to the Toffees (The Athletic/David Ornstein).

#transfer #million #emiliano

With not a ton of news to discuss, it's time to get familiar with our Duke men's basketball team! We do that on Episode 841.
Duke has released a series of posts on Instagram called "Get Familiar" that introduce us to almost all of the players on the team, whether they are returning or new faces. Donald and Jason detail the facts about each player that they enjoyed learning about the most. We have one guy who can bake a delicious banana bread and another who said he would be a F1 driver if he didn't play basketball! It's a fun look into the personalities that comprise the team this season.
We also discuss Caleb Foster's past couple of weeks, where he's worked out with Jayson Tatum and is fostering a puppy named ******* an that is training to be a service dog! We want ******* an content all season long, but we also discuss the importance of CFos' relationship with the CBO. We also discuss CBS Sports' poll to coaches and how many picked Duke as the best team in the country entering the preseason.
Make sure you're following us! Head to our Linktree to get all our available social media and links to follow and subscribe to the show. That includes our affiliate partnerships, from Fanatics and SLAM (use the code DBR15 to save 15%), Homefield Apparel (use the code DBRPODCAST to save 15% off your first order), to the NBA Store, NFL Shop, and even Fubo TV. Save some cash on the latest gear or follow the Blue Devils on the go by hitting those affiliate links and it helps support the show as well. We are now on YouTube and Instagram! Subscribe there, rate, and review our episodes on there and everywhere you get your podcasts. Also, follow us on Bluesky ⁠DukeRoundup⁠!
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#discuss #save

When it comes to the question of who will start next to Pro Bowl inside linebacker Devin Lloyd, the answer may not be on the Carolina Panthers' current roster.
That question persisted throughout Friday night, in the team's 34-17 victory over the Jacksonville Jaguars. Carolina's third preseason outing failed to yield a clear winner, or at least a clear favorite, in the competition between 2024 third-round pick Trevin Wallace and fourth-year veteran Claudin Cherelus—who have been battling for the right to help man the middle of the defense.
ESPN's Mike Kaye, in a roundup of yesterday's action, came away from the contest asking if the Panthers have a worthy enough complement to Lloyd:
Carolina didn't play Devin Lloyd, so Trevin Wallace and Claudin Cherelus both started Friday. Neither defender has gained an advantage in their position battle this summer, and the depth behind Lloyd could be upgraded before Week 1.
Similar to tight end, it wouldn't be surprising to see the Panthers search for a veteran free agent linebacker before or after the cut-down deadline next week.

#panthers #devin #Friday #cherelus

High school football programs across Rhode Island hit the practice fields this week as the fall high school sports season officially opened on Monday, Aug. 17.
The Providence Journal has been getting our reps in, too, as we criss-crossed Rhode Island to capture the images of high school football practices from Woonsocket to Westerly. We're still at it, and will be visiting more practice fields this weekend, but here's a quick roundup of where our photographers have been so far.
More: New coach takes over after controversial football season in Smithfield

#fields

Duke Football is close to opening up their season as the defending ACC champions. What's in store for them? On Episode 840, we speak with Anna Snyder of the Fayetteville Observer on where the football team is at as they finish out the preseason.
The biggest question facing the Blue Devils this season: who will start at QB? All signs point to either transfer Walker Eget or sophomore Dan Mahan. Whoever is under center, they will have Nate Sheppard to hand the ball to and Jeremiah Hasley to throw the ball downfield to as they try to put points on the board. Anna takes us through the offense and defense and speaks to what qualities will be the calling card for Duke this season as they seek to defend their ******* le against all doubters.
We also dip a bit into the basketball, asking Anna about the summer and which players have been the ones to stand out in practice. We also see which non-conference games have her the most excited about the season as Duke hopes to add to their banner collection atop Cameron Indoor Stadium.
We end the show with an update on Mike Corey's recovery from a tragic car accident that claimed the life of his son, Teddy. Mike physically is doing much better and appreciates all the well-wishes. Emotionally, that toll will take a bit longer for him and his family to process. A memorial fund has been established in Teddy's honor, and we encourage everyone to share it widely and pay tribute to Teddy's life that was taken far too soon.
Make sure you're following us! Head to our Linktree to get all our available social media and links to follow and subscribe to the show. That includes our affiliate partnerships, from Fanatics and SLAM (use the code DBR15 to save 15%), Homefield Apparel (use the code DBRPODCAST to save 15% off your first order), to the NBA Store, NFL Shop, and even Fubo TV. Save some cash on the latest gear or follow the Blue Devils on the go by hitting those affiliate links and it helps support the show as well. We are now on YouTube and Instagram! Subscribe there, rate, and review our episodes on there and everywhere you get your podcasts. Also, follow us on Bluesky ⁠DukeRoundup⁠!

#anna #save #devils

A roundup of Manatee and Sarasota County high school sports for the week of August 17-21, 2026.
Bradenton Christian 3, Cardinal Mooney 1: Bradenton Christian's practice was so rough on Monday that head coach Zach VanDuinen had to stop it midway through. The Panthers' warm-up before facing Cardinal Mooney on Tuesday wasn't any better. But that offered no indication of how their first game of the season would go.
After dropping the first set, Bradenton Christian rebounded, winning the next three to defeat Cardinal Mooney at home 3-1 (23-25, 25-15, 25-17, 28-26). Junior Addelyn VanDuinen led the charge, recording over 15 kills and at least three aces. Junior Grace Hullinger also had over 15 kills.
Bradenton Christian's defense kept the Panthers in the game behind timely kills from junior Kendal Kleppinger and senior Kelsey Jerome.
"We have to execute," Zach VanDuinen said. "We have to pass well. We got to play good defense. And if we can do that, we give ourselves a chance. And tonight, we were able to serve just aggressive enough to keep them out of system, which for us was our game plan."

#cardinal #junior #zach

Fans of the Green Bay Packers are fortunate. An army of excellent beat writers cover the team, providing in-depth information and access during each and every training camp practice. In this post, we will gather the Infinity Stones of on-site Packers coverage all in one place so finding training camp information on your favorite football team is an easy endeavor this summer.
On Tuesday, the Packers got a highlight play from Tucker Kraft, the returns of several players from injury, the returns of several players to 11-on-11 work, more rotations at cornerback and a few standout individual performances. The headliner, however: Zaire Franklin setting the tone at Packers practice. Green Bay also made a transaction, claiming rookie edge rusher Arden Walker off waivers from the Minnesota Vikings.
A roundup of the practice recaps coming out of Tuesday, Aug. 18:
Five things learned: On the team's tone setters, the Packers getting healthy, the cornerback rotation, play and player of the day candidates and playing time decisions to finish the preseason.
Latest intel, updates: On Tucker Kraft and Zaire Franklin bringing the energy, Matt LaFleur addressing Keisean Nixon's comments, the return of several players to 11-on-11, updates on the offensive line, Trey Smack's performance and Brenton ****** 's big day.

#packers

Welcome to the Recruiting Roundup, our two-times-per-week series breaking down the latest developments on the recruiting trail for the Michigan Wolverines. We'll keep you up to date on the top targets, the visits they take, the predictions that ******* ysts make, and everything in between. Here's what you need to know today…
Michigan has become known for its bruising run game, producing a plethora of talent at the running back position. The Wolverines landed the top running back in the 2026 recruiting class in Savion Hiter, and they are eyeing the top back in the 2028 class as well.
Four-star Kevin Hartsfield is the No. 1 running back and the No. 35 overall player in the 2028 recruiting class, and Michigan is recruiting him hard, led by position coach Tony Alford.
"It's just a great relationship with him," Hartsfield told On3's Ethan McDowell ($). "He's a cool dude. He always checks on me, and everything's really not about football. He checks on me outside of football. He taught me some things. He teaches me a lot, actually. He's not even my coach, but he teaches me a lot."
Hartsfield has been to Ann Arbor before, but he wants to come back for a game to get the full experience.

#michigan #class #position

A rather poor weekend for the San Francisco Giants, but a tremendously exciting weekend for their Minor League Baseball affiliates. Let's dive into the 15 games that were played on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday.
Link to the 2026 McCovey Chronicles Community Prospect List (CPL)
All listed positions in the roundup are the position played in that particular game.
AAA Sacramento outfielder Bo Davidson (No. 4 CPL) was named the Pacific Coast League Player of the Week. It was very well earned. You'll find out why in a moment.
Also very well earned was the promotion of outfielder Lisbel Diaz (No. 32 CPL), the organization's home run leader. He moves up from High-A Eugene to AA Richmond.

#played #outfielder #well