Football stars launch AFWB to spread American football overseas
NFL players Breno Giacomini and Gary Barnidge lead American Football Without Barriers on a Cairo trip with 10 fellow pros to teach youth ages 14 to 25, coach clinics, and support orphanages and hospitals, expanding the sport beyond the United States.
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Baseball radio schedule from Goodyear Arizona
MLB coverage includes Toronto at Philadelphia at 1 p.m. and Cincinnati at 3 p.m. MLB games broadcast on STO WTAM 1100 AM and WEOL 930 AM from Goodyear Arizona.
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College basketball results Midwest and surrounding regions
A series of men's college games with multiple upsets and close finishes. Iowa State defeated Oklahoma State. Bethune-Cookman lost to NC A&T. Chattanooga beat VMI. Hampton defeated Delaware State. Jackson State edged Arkansas-Pine Bluff. MVSU fell to Grambling State. NC Central beat Savannah State. Nicholls State won over New Orleans. Norfolk State defeated Howard. North Carolina topped Syracuse. SE Louisiana beat Northwestern State. Kansas routed Texas. McNeese State edged Lamar. Prairie View beat Alabama A&M. Sam Houston State triumphed over Central Arkansas. Stephen F. Austin beat Incarnate Word. Texas Southern defeated Alabama State. Bryant beat Fairleigh Dickinson. LIU Brooklyn overcame Wagner. Robert Morris lost to St. Francis Brooklyn. Sacred Heart beat Mount St. Mary’s. Temple defeated UCF. UConn beat South Florida. Grambling State topped MVSA. Howard beat Norfolk State. NC Central beat Savannah State. Tulane beat Cincinnati. Alabama State defeated Texas Southern. Baylor defeated Texas. Memphis beat Houston. Oklahoma State lost to Kansas State. Prairie View crushed Alabama A&M. TCU beat Kansas.
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Open Monterrey Abierto results and entrants
At the Abierto Monterrey Afirme in Monterrey Mexico the outdoor hard court event with a 221750 purse saw Watson Britain defeat Misaki Doi Japan 6 4 7 0 6 3. Mirjana Lucic Baroni Croatia defeated atjana Maria Germany 7 5 6 4. Joanna Konta Britain seeded fourth beat Mariana Duque Marino Colombia 6 3 6 3. Alison Van Uytvanck Belgium seeded sixth beat Irina Falconi United States 6 4 6 2.
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NHL Trade Moves Across Teams In Early Documented Deals
NHL teams complete numerous player exchanges and waiver moves including Anaheim sending Jamie McGinn Brandon Pirri and Patrick Maroon, Arizona acquiring Sergei Plotnikov and Alex Tanguay while Boedker departs, Calgary and Chicago making deals, and Detroit Edmonton Los Angeles with various call ups recalls and signings across the league.
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Major League Baseball suspends four players for minor league drug program violations
The Office of the Commissioner reports 50 game suspensions for Trever Adams Dan Urbina Andrew Case and Jordan Dunatov. Also highlights Rangers signing Ian Desmond and roster moves including Scheppers Mintz Shouse Seaver Jones and coaching changes across several teams. Brady and King contract news also noted.
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High school basketball results from Monday night
Oberlin edged W Salem NW 74 69 in Division III boys action. Beachwood defeated Elyria Catholic 91 66. Alliance beat Akron Buchtel 68 55 in Division II. Garfield topped Leavittsburg LaBrae 75 70. Louisville Aquinas 70 edged North Middletown Springfield 59. Lutheran East 63 beat Jeromesville Hillsdale 59. Corner Christian 76 beat Vienna Mathews 28.Glou Trimble 68 Portsmouth Clay 65 in OT. McDonald 56 beat Lowellville 53. Megadore 75 beat Richmond Hrs 34. Waterford 69 over Beaver Eastern 57. Girls Division I regionals Norwalk High Westlake vs Toledo Whitmer at 7 p.m. Division II Barberton regional semifinals Elyria Catholic vs Cortland Lak e p.m.
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NHLs big names stay at deadline
Prospects and trades dominated deadline day as Loui Eriksson and Dan Hamhuis remained with their teams. Jonathan Drouin stayed with Tampa Bay. 19 trades involving 37 players closed, with activity centered in the West and teams like Anaheim, Colorado, and Dallas making moves.
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