Refugee Paralympic Team eyes medals in Paris 2024
Eight athletes and one guide, refugees from Syria Iran Afghanistan and other regions, compete in six sports at the Paris Paralympics. Ibrahim Al Hussein, Hadi Darvish, Guillaume Atangana and Zakia Khudadadi are among the notable contenders, aiming to inspire amid displacement and hardship. The team will lead the Opening Ceremony march along the Champs Elysees.
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Sports schedule and match updates across leagues
In progress coverage lists Seattle at Los Angeles or Chicago White Sox matchup with Lawly Juvailus and WNBA game Dallas at New York at 7 p.m. The tennis scene notes ATP and WTA U.S. Open qualifying first round with events in Winston-Salem Atlanta and Monterrey. Davicks Varinda referenced in Monterrey-WTA context.
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NASCAR race results at Brooklyn Michigan show Larson dominant
Kyle Larson led 41 laps and won with Denny Hamlin and William Byron each taking multiple stage finishes. Final standings list Reddick second and Elliott, Truex, and Blaney among top scorers. Margin of victory 0.168 seconds with seven cautions over 41 laps.
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Baseball and football trades and signings across leagues
MLB moves include Detroit optioning Justyn-Henry Malloy and Toronto claiming Easton Lucas. Yankees send Jasson Dominguez to Scranton Wilkes Barre, Manoah to 60 day IL, and Marlins reshuffle Rivera Norby Soriano Oller. NFL notes cover Bengals Browns Cowboys Vikings Seahawks Buccaneers with multiple signings and waivers. NHL: Oilers acquire Podkalzin Emberson in two trades. Transactions wrap with activity across leagues.
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ATP Winston-Salem Open results at Wake Forest
The Winston-Salem ATP event at Wake Forest shows Juncheng Shang and other winners advancing in the Round of 64 with seeds and multiple upsets. Notable results include Shang defeating Comesana, Muller over Lestienne, Stricker over Coria, Svajda over Djere, O Connell over Kirchheimer, Tien over Schoolkate, Carreno Busta beating Kumar, and Goffin defeating Munar. Separately at Flats West Bank Cleveland the women’s draw reports Wang Xinyu and Potapova advancing in the Round of 32 with Rus, Burel, Kessler, Bucsa, Tauson also winning their matches.
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Jaume Munar
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Anna Blinkova
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Diane Parry
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Elvina Kalieve
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Katrina Scott
Cristina Bucsa
Martina Trevisan
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Anna- Karolina Schmiedlova
Slovakia
Open Door leads volleyball non conference results and schedules
Results show Avon Lake and Amherst among multiple teams with wins in boys and girls soccer and golf. District matchups include Elyria Catholic beating Holy Name in tennis and a slate of 6:30 and 7 pm games across divisions with several interleague pairings and venue notes.
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Ex Browns QB Colt McCoy retires to join NBC Sports
Colt McCoy, 37, a Texas Longhorns star and NFL quarterback for five teams, retires after a 14 season career. He will serve as a NBC analyst for Big Ten games, debuting Sept 7. He posted thanks to football and excitement for the next chapter.
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