Hamilton libero Alyssa Lester commits to Calvin College
Hamilton all state volleyball star Alyssa Lester, a senior libero who helped the Hamilton squad reach the state quarterfinals, officially committed to NCAA Division III power Calvin College last week. Lester described discovering Calvin through campus events and overnight camps, expressing how the program and school felt like a perfect fit.
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Sharapova Withdraws From French Open With Shoulder Rehab
Maria Sharapova, a two time French Open champion and former world No 1, pulled out of the year's second Grand Slam tourney due to a surgically repaired right shoulder. She announced the decision on Instagram saying she is rebuilding strength after a small February procedure following persistent shoulder pain since last year.
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Grand Valley State Women Reach D2 Nationals After Win
The Grand Valley State Lakers defeated Wayne State 4-1 in the NCAA Midwest Region 2 Finals at the WSU Tennis Courts Detroit Michigan to advance to the NCAA Division II National Championships. GVSU improves to 23-4, Wayne State finishes 21-5 with next action May 22-25 in Altamonte Springs Florida.
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Whitecaps fall as Lugnuts sweep with walk off win
West Michigan pitcher Sandel De La Cruz issued a walk off bases loaded walk to Rafael Lantigua, sealing a 7-6 loss to Lansing at Cooley Law School Stadium. The Lug nuts swept all three games of the midweek series, marking the second straight in-state sweep for Lansing as West Michigan stranded multiple runners and went 0 for 9 with men in scoring position.
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Bruce Arena Named Coach and Sports Director for Revolution
Bruce Arena, a five time MLS Cup winner and former U S national coach, was hired as New England Revolution coach and sports director to revive a 3 8 2 season. He replaces Brad Friedel who was fired last week and Michael Burns who was dismissed Monday.
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Dux edge Dutch in 5 4 thriller on turf
Zeeland West tops Holland 5 4 in a high scoring girls soccer match on turf. Abby Winn scored three goals, Sam Hecht added two and Leanne Wyrick and Andrea Valdes assisted while Taylor Twork denied a late Dutch chance. Holland's Erin Lamper and the Smith sisters led their side with goals.
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Holland Christian, Byron Center play to 0 0 tie
Holland Christian and Byron Center battled to a scoreless draw on Wednesday. The Maroons stand at 7 4 2 on the season with this result.
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Hamilton Defeats Alle gan 11-5 In Nine Innings
Marcus Mclliwain earned the win by pitching six innings, guiding Hamilton over Alle gan 11-5. Austin Eding and Seer Spencer Talsman contributed in the Hawk offense as Patee hit for the Hawks.
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Zeeland East Tops Kenowa Hills In Fourteen Hit Victory
Zeeland East defeated Kenowa Hills 11-4 as Jeff Agar earned the win with four innings and one run on four hits while fanning two. Caleb Schrotenboer closed with three innings allowing three runs, none earned. Ethan Houghtaling had two hits including a double, and Adam Berghorst hit a pinch-hit three run homer in the sixth.
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Major League Baseball and Sports On Broadcast Schedule
A day’s full sports lineup lists Oakland at Detroit and Milwaukee at Philadelphia among MLB games, plus college and pro hoops, hockey, golf, cycling, and soccer across networks NBCSN TNT ESPN FS1 BTN ESPNU WGN ESPN2 and more. Notable clashes include Cubs at Reds, Ole Miss at Tennessee, and Portland at Golden State in playoffs.
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Pro Baseball Scores and Schedule Summary
Baseball results show Cubs beat Reds 3-1 and Dodgers over Padres 6-3. Other winners include Mets 6 over Nationals and St. Louis 14 over Atlanta. Wednesday schedules feature two late games and several daytime matchups including Milwaukee at Philadelphia and Chicago at Cincinnati. Astros beat Tigers 5-1 with Houston players Springer and others contributing in a trimmed box score.
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NBA Playoff Schedules Eastern and Western Conference Finals
NBA playoff calendar lists East finals Toronto to Milwaukee with multiple dates through May 27 and West finals Golden State at Portland with games through May 26. Draft order and NHL Stanley Cup finals are also outlined with game dates and venues.
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