Kernels eye Cedar Rapids bid to host future state championships
The THSAA received RFPs from multiple sites including Cedar Rapids to host 3A and 4A state championships under a possible three year deal. Proposals will be evaluated before a Board of Control recommendation. Incumbent attendance at Memorial Stadium events topped five days with strong gates and praise for the venues and staff. Comets capture 3A title 5-4 over Heelan at the state tournament. Isaac Zoske praised Cedar Rapids as a great site and urged hosting to continue.
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Road to Indianapolis stays for four Big Ten seasons
Big Ten commissioner Tony Petitti said the football championship game will remain in Indianapolis through 2028 with plans to expand hosting markets later. He noted the footprint of championships will grow as more cities express interest while keeping Indy as a base for now.
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Cubs at Reds and Royals at White Sox on NBC Sports Chicago
Sports schedule lists Cubs at Reds at 6 p.m. and Royals at White Sox at 7 p.m. on NBC Sports Chicago with Marquee coverage in the evening. The Basketball Tournament quarterfinals air on FS1 at 6 p.m. and 8 p.m. Local radio and TV listings provide times and stations for preps and talk shows.
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Imminent Pro Golf Results and Daily MLB Schedule USA
A compact roundup covers today’s pro golf results and a full USA baseball slate. Toronto at Baltimore opens at 2:05 p.m., with multiple games through the evening. Late scores include San Francisco 4 Colorado 1 and Chicago Cubs 9 Kansas City 4, plus Sunday results: Cleveland 4 Philadelphia 3 and Atlanta 9 New York Mets 2. Tonight’s MLB games feature Cubs at Reds, Braves at Brewers, Skenes and Blass in Houston, and Washington at Arizona among others.
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Midwest League Second Half Scores From Weekend Action
Quad Cities defeated Cedar Rapids 4 1 while West Michigan routed Lansing 7 1 Great Lakes beat Lake County 4 1 and Peoria toppled South Bend 8 2. Dayton crushed Fort Wayne 13 4 Wisconsin edged Beloit 3 2. Cedar Rapids won 5 3 over Quad Cities. Great Lakes 3 Lake County 2. Dayton 8 Fort Wayne 6. West Michigan 11 Lansing 0. Peoria 6 South Bend 5.
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Baseball and Football Roundup From Major Leagues and Teams
Detroit Tigers rehab assign Parker Meadows to Toledo while Kansas City reinstates MJ Melendez and option Drew Waters. Cubs acquire Isaac Paredes from Tampa Bay, Morel and pitcher trades. Brewers promote Nick Mears and Williams return from IL as Junk, Bukauskas move roles. Bears, Cowboys, Lions, Dolphins, Patriots, Saints, Giants sign or waive multiple players. Grand Prix results at Spa show Russell winning for Mercedes with Hamilton and Piastri podium. Olympic-like swimming events list top times and athletes from multiple nations.
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