Chicago Sky win first WNBA title in final over Mercury
Candace Parker returns home to guide the Chicago Sky to their first WNBA championship, beating Phoenix Mercury 80-74 in Game 4 to clinch the series 3-1. Allie Quigley 26 points, Parker 16 points 13 rebounds and five assists, Vandersloot 10 points 15 assists, Griner 28 for Phoenix.
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College golf and soccer schedule on ESPN and TNT
TV sports slate lists events across golf, men’s soccer, MLB playoffs, NBA, NHL, and tennis with times and networks for October 19, including The Jackson T Stephens Cup second round, Northwestern at Wisconsin, Dodgers at Braves, Red Sox at Astros, Nets at Bucks, Lakers at Warriors, Islanders at Blackhawks, and European Champions League action.
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Gonzaga sits atop preseason AP Top 25 for 2025-26
Gonzaga earns 55 of 63 first place votes to start the season at No 1 ahead of UCLA Kansas Villanova and Texas. Mark Few’s team seeks the elusive final step after coming close to an unbeaten season last year before losing to Baylor in the national final. The Zags enter as the clear favorite with high expectations and a challenge to sustain the top spot.
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Hope Stifles Comets then Finishes Strong for 31 13 Win
Hope built a halftime lead with a 21 13 score after a 26 yard field goal. In the third quarter Brown connected with McKenzie on a 79 yard TD pass as Hope extended to 28 13. Vander Kooy intercepted a pass and Hillgers 29 yard field goal sealed a 31 13 victory as Hope totaled 409 yards. Brown 234 passing, McKenzie 136 receiving, Rampersad 62 receiving. Hope hosts Adrian next Saturday at 2 p.m.
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