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Holland Sentinel

Location

Holland, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 2019

Page

9

Holland players bond through AAU basketball voyage in Michigan

At the Brawl for the Ball in Grand Rapids, 18 Holland-area players across 17u and 16u divisions finished a summer of success with the West Michigan Lakers Black 17u team. Highlighted by a 22‑game win streak and several championships, players formed close bonds, sharing road trips, hotels, and off court exploits across Milwaukee and Atlanta events.

Grand Rapids Holland Christian Jaxon Halbert West Michigan Lakers Holland Area Halbert Eli Steffen Zeeland West Blake Pedersen West Ottawa Tom Halbert Jaxon Milwaukee Wisconsin Steffen Zeeland East Riemersma Atlanta

Hall of Fame Class of 2019 Inductees Named in Cooperstown

Mariano Rivera the saves leader and first unanimous BBWAA winner headlines Cooperstown 2019 alongside Roy Halladay, Edgar Martinez, Harold Baines, Mike Mussina and Lee Smith. Brandy Halladay reflected on her late husband as the crowd of about 55,000 celebrated a sun splashed ceremony. Rivera spoke of humility and gratitude, recalling his journey from Panama to the mound with the Yankees.

Cooperstown N.Y Mariano Rivera Pelé Brandy Halladay Rivera Baseball Writers’ Association of America Lee Smith Mike Mussina Roy Halladay Edgar Martinez Harold Baines Clark Sports Center

Ledecky Stunned at Worlds in 400 Free Loss

Katie Ledecky lost the 400 meter freestyle at the world championships to Arianne Titmus of Australia, denying a fourth straight title and marking Ledecky’s first major-event defeat since 2013. Titmus touched first in 3:58.76, with Ledecky second in 3:59.97. Leah Smith earned bronze.

Gwang-U South Korea Katie Ledecky Arianne Titmus Australia Ledecky China Sun Yang Sun Mack Horton Horton Titmus Leah Smith Canada Maggie MacNeil University of Michigan Sarah Sjostrom MacNeil

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