McConnell Serio Wins WNBA Sportsmanship Award
Suzie McConnell Serio added the WNBA Sportsmanship Award to her trophies after receiving 18 of 45 votes. The Rockers point guard is also the league's Newcomer of the Year, noted for her calm on court and mentoring of her Oakland Catholic team.
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Phoenix tops Rockers as Pettis sparks Cavs with 27 points
Bridget Pettis scores a career high tying 27 points and 11 rebounds as Phoenix defeats Cleveland 71 60. Maria Stepanova moves into the game to lead a decisive run while Isabelle Fijalkowski is largely outplayed. Attendance reaches 8 420 at the Eastern Conference clash.
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Saints Football Team Faces Challenging Schedule and Returning Stars
Saint squad under coach Klinar returns Frank Witherspoon and Ed Daniels to lead a deep backfield and skilled defense. Preston Beard steps in at quarterback with four returning offensive linemen and a strong linebacking corps. Schedule features seven home games and six opponents with .64 or better records.
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Indians Beat Mariners Behind Nagy and Ramirez Rally
Nagy became the 13th Indians pitcher to win despite early trouble as Seattle took a 1-0 lead. Ramirez powered the offense with four hits and five RBIs including his 31st homer, lifting Cleveland to a 6-1 lead before a fourth inning surge. Travis Fryman left with a broken nose after colliding with a tarp in left field. he was hospitalized for observation but deemed likely okay.
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