Sky coach Weatherspoon talks with Reese during game
Chicago Sky head coach Teresa Weatherspoon engages with Angel Reese during the second half of a WNBA game against the New York Liberty on Tuesday June 4. The scene captures a coach player exchange amid a tight contest.
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WNBA rescinds second technical foul on Angel Reese
The WNBA canceled the second technical foul assessed to Chicago rookie Angel Reese late in the 88-75 defeat to the New York Liberty. Reese was ejected after a brief exchange with referee Charles Watson, then waved her hand.
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Ridge Runners Rally for 2-0 Win Over Sock Puppets
Bluefield Ridge Runners secure their second straight Appalachian League win by scoring twice in the eighth at Bowen Field. Tre Keels was hit by a pitch to start the rally, Michael Lucarelli lined a go-ahead triple, and Jaden Brown drove in the second run with a sac fly. Jhayden Rainers earned the win, Kaleb Applebey the save.
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West Virginia seals first super regional under Mazey
West Virginia rides Randy Mazey’s final season to a first ever super regional in Chapel Hill after sweeping the Tucson Regional. The Mountaineers, 86-22 lifetime, beat NC’s No. 4 seed North Carolina in a best-of-three starting Friday en route to Omaha for the College World Series.
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Lee Brown Named Southwest Girls Soccer Coach of the Year
Virginia High dominates Southwest District honors with Mary Katherine Wilson as Player of the Year. Graham’s Lee Brown earns Coach of the Year after guiding the G-Girls to a 19-1 season and a Class 2 state quarterfinal berth. First and second team selections feature multiple schools including Virginia High, Graham, Richlands, Marion, Tazewell, and Lebanon.
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