College Hockey Scores from East to West
Nhl leaders show Canisius 78 over Iona 74 while Loyola Md tops Boston U 91 86 in OT Monmouth NJ defeats Fairfield 77 70 Quinnipiac 72 bests Marist 71 Rider 82 over Manhattan 79 in OT Robert Morris 85 over Sacred Heart 65 Siena 74 over Niagara 70 St Bonaventure 70 ties Saint Josephs 61 St Francis NY 60 over St Francis Pa 59 South Carolina 68 over Virginia Tech 53 Midwest DePaul 71 over St Johns 67 OT IUPUI 89 over Nebraska Omaha 84 Indiana 80 over Illinois 74 Northern Iowa 60 over Missouri State 46 Oakland 83 over Albion 68 South Illinois 59 over Loyola Chicago 52 Far West Boise State 69 over New Mexico 59 Washington 85 over Oregon 77
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Australian Open results highlight early rounds
The Melbourne Grand Slam opened with first round results across singles. Notable outcomes include Grigor Dimitrov, Joao Sousa, Andy Murray, Rafael Nadal, and Tomas Berdych advancing in men’s play, while Julia Goerges and Simona Halep led the women’s matches with decisive wins.
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Grigor Dimitrov
Bulgaria
Dustin Brown
Germany
Martin Klizan
Slovakia
Toto
Japan
Joao Sousa
Portugal
Jordan Thompson
Australia
Jeremy Chardy
France
Borna Corie
Croatia
Andreas Seppi
Italy
Denis Istomin
Uzbekistan
Ricardas Berankis
Lithuania
Igor Sijsling
Netherlands
Marinko Matosevic
Alexander Kudryavtsev
Russia
Kevin Anderson
South Africa
Diego Schwartzman
Argentina
Richard Gasquet
Carlos Berloca
Lukas Lacko
Maximo Gonzalez
Andy Murray
Britain
Yuki Bhambri
India
David Goffin
Belgium
Michael Russell
United States
Tomas Berdych
Czech Republic
Alejandro Falla
Colombia
Rafael Nadal
Spain
Mikhail Youzhny
Julia Goerges
Belinda Bencic
Switzerland
Magdalena Rybarikova
Ana Konjuh
Lara Arruabarrena
Renata Voracova
Simona Halep
Romania
Karin Knapp
Jarmila Gajdosova
Alexandra Dulgheru
Klara Koukalova
Storm Sanders
Peng Shuai
China
Tatjana Maria
Caroline Garcia
Svetlana Kuznetsova
Karolina Pliskova
Evgeniya Rodina
Polona Hercog
Slovenia
Wang Qiang
Stefanie Voegele
Pauline Parmentier
Oceane Dodin
Alison Riske
Reichelt wins World Cup Downhill at Wengen
Hannes Reichelt of Austria posts 2 36.14 to lead the World Cup downhill at Wengen Switzerland ahead of Feuz and Janka. The event includes multiple nations and a long list of top finishers from Switzerland Norway France Italy the United States and more.
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Wengen
Switzerland
Hannes Reichelt
Austria
Beat Feuz
Carlo Janka
Patrick Kueng
Kjetil Jansrud
Norway
Guillermo Fayed
France
Tobias Stechert
Germany
Sandro Viletta
Ondrej
Adrien Theaux
Otmar Striedinger
Werner Heel
Italy
Dominik Paris
Vincent Kriechmayr
Brice Roger
Matthias Mayer
Jared Goldberg
United States
Remeo Baumann
Silvano Varettoni
Christof Innerhofer
Silvan Zurbriggen
David Poisson
Benjamin Thomson
Canada
Bostian Kline
Slovenia
High School Basketball Results From Weekend Action
Lake 52 Olmsted Falls 47 in boys non conference. Mt Notre Dame 52 Notre Dame Aoad 50 in Classic in the Country. Tipp City Tippecanoe 47 Carrollton 45. Lakota West 62 Wadsworth 30. Cle Tech 57 Erie East 26 in MLK Showcase. York 57 Canfield 43. North Olmsted 4 Olmsted Falls 2 in third place. Westlake 4 Brecksville 2 in championship. Rocky River 11 Bay 0 in West Shore. Lakewood 10 Elyria Catholic 2. Avon 11 Elyria Catholic 1. Lakewood 3 Midview 2. Avon Lake zone game at 7 30. Wellington 6 00. Jockeys: Northwest Shore Conference final Hamilton Ice Arena Rocky River Rocky River versus Avon at 10 a m.
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West Shore
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Midview
Hamilton Ice Arena
World Cup Ski Events Highlight Results From Kreischberg Cortina Zakopane
Women’s downhill and freestyle results feature Lindsey Vonn leading in Kreischberg with 1:39.61, followed by Goergl Merighetti Fanchini and others. Zakopane hosts ski jumping top standings with Stock and Kraft, while Zao hosts a women’s ski jump podium led by Carina Vogt and Avvakumova. Cortina hosts men’s finals standings in a separate list.
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Cortina d’Ampezzo
Italy
Lindsey Vonn
United States
Elisabeth Goergl
Austria
Daniela Merighetti
Elena Fanchini
Tina Maze
Slovenia
Dominique Gisin
Switzerland
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Lara Gut
Laurenne Ross
Anna Fenninger
Zao
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Spela Rogelj
Eva Pinkeliig
Katharina Althaus
Maja Vtic
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Yuki Ito
Jessica Jerome
U.S
Multiple NHL and AHL player moves and signings across leagues
National Hockey League teams announce player personnel changes including assignments between AHL and ECHL clubs such as Carolina Hurricanes Austin Levi to Stockton and Detroit Red Wings Martins Frk to Grand Rapids. Roster moves include Marc Staal extension with New York Rangers and various call ups releases and signings across AHL ECHL and college teams.
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Eric Baier
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SAN Antonio Rampage
Josh McFadden
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Allen Americans
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Josef Fojtik
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Dan DeLisle
Evansville Icemen
Mark Anthoine
Jordan Sims
Idaho Steelheads
Mike Curry
Indy Fuel
John Havrilack
Springfield Falcons
Minnesota Wild
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Columbus
Staal
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Sony Open at Waialae Course Opens in Honolulu
The Sony Open at Waialae Country Club in Honolulu features a 7,044 yard par 70 layout for a $5.6 million purse. The event showcases top pro golfers competing on the course famed for coastal winds and tight greens.
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Waialae Country Club
Honolulu
Broncos Eye Kubiak With Four Year Head Coach Deal
John Elway the Broncos general manager and executive vice president talked with Gary Kubiak about a four year contract to become head coach. The talks were disclosed by a person familiar with the negotiations to The AP on Sunday.
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Denver Broncos
John Elway
Gary Kubiak
Broncos close to hiring Kubiak as head coach
Denver seeks four year deal for Gary Kubiak to become head coach replacing fired John Fox. Elway and Ellis met with Kubiak in Houston as he transitions from Ravens offensive coordinator to Broncos chief. Kubiak served as Elway’s backup and helped build for Denver’s two Super Bowls.
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Denver Broncos
Kubiak
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Denver
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