Multiple College and Pro Deals and Coaching Moves Across Leagues
The day’s sports notes include Nick Shore moving to Manchester in the AHL, Michael Dal Colle signing a three year entry level deal with the New York Islanders, Ryan Grimshaw joining the South Carolina Stingrays, Barry Almeida signing a one year deal with the Utah Grizzlies, Co Small signing a three year deal with the Edmonton Rush, and TJ Tibbs with B McKenzie named as men’s assistant basketball coaches at V Baruch. Kentucky suspends four players for a game against South Carolina, Saint Rose hires Mike McCadney as track coach, Spring Hill promotes Sheila Martin, UAB appoints Reava Potter as assistant track coach, Winthrop names Chelsea Joh as director of women’s basketball operations, and America’s Line Baseball lists Royals as favorites in the AL Wild Card game at -110.
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Local High School Scores Monday Volleyball and Soccer
Volleyball non conference results show Black River Mapleton Parma Clearview Trinity Lutheran West Christian Community Oberlin North Ridgeville Valley Forge with varied set scores. Boys soccer results include Firelands Vermilion North Ridgeville Amherst Avon North Olmsted Western Reserve Academy Elyria Catholic. Girls soccer highlights Nortn Amherst Elyria North Ridgeville Keystone Avon Lake St Joseph Academy North Olmsted Mentor Bay Magnificat Westlake Lakewood.
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Caldwell
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MLB-NL Transactions Overview League wide player recalls and rosters
Multiple MLB teams announced call ups and recalls from minor leagues across the season. Reinstatements included Nick Swisher and Paul Goldschmidt with DL moves, while position players and pitchers shifted among affiliates such as Pawtucket Charlotte Columbus Akron Reno and Durham.
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Boston Red Sox
Jonathan Herrera
Alex Hassan
Pawtucket
Chicago White Sox
Jared Mitchell
Matt Davidson
Frank de Los Santos
Erik Johnson
Andre Rienzo
Taylor Thompson
Charlotte
Trayce Thompson
Birmingham
Raul Fernandez
Winston-Salem
Carolina
Cleveland Indians
Nick Swisher
Carlos Moncrief
Scott Barnes
Nick Maronde
Columbus
Erik Gonzalez
Akron
Houston Astros
A.J. Hinch
George Springer
Rudy Owens
Luis Cruz
Domingo Santana
Alex White
Asher Wojciechowski
Anthony Bass
Oklahoma City
Kansas City Royals
Christian Colon
State volley coaches poll and various matchups listed
Volleyball schedule recap includes Lake Erie League matchups at Lorain and Northeast Ohio Conference games at Elyria and Brush. Matches feature Solon Elyria Black River Buckeye Firelands Brookside Keystone Fairview Columbia Lutheran West Oberlin Amherst Berea Midpark Westlake Avon Lake North Olmsted Brecksville Rocky River Elyria Catholic Bay Midview Vermilion Lakewood Open Door Lake Ridge Elyria Brush St Martin de Porres First Baptist St Ignatius Avon Lake.
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China Open tennis results Beijing and Tokyo
In Beijing the men’s first round sees Cilic, Troicki, Pospisil, Sousa and Dimitrov advance while Ivanovic, Pironkova, Safarova, Barthel, Pennetta, Serena Williams, Peng Shuai, Cornet, Garcia and Davis win for the women. In Tokyo first round winners include Johnson, Anderson, Muller, Granollers, Golubev, Sock, Istomin and doubles Chardy/Melzer over Lipsky/Ram.
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Croatia
Bai Yan
China
Viktor Troicki
Serbia
Mikhail Youzhny
Russia
Vasek Pospisil
Canada
Lukas Rosol
Czech Republic
Joao Sousa
Portugal
Teymuraz Gabashvili
Grigor Dimitrov
Bulgaria
Fernando Verdasco
Spain
Ana Ivanovic
Belinda Bencic
Switzerland
Tsvetana Pironkova
Maria Kirilenko
Lucie Safarova
Camila Giorgi
Italy
Mona Barthel
Germany
Bethanie Mattek-Sands
United States
Caroline Garcia
France
Zhang Shuai
Lauren Davis
Xu Yi- Fan
Steve Johnson
Hiroki Moriya
Japan
Kevin Anderson
South Africa
Dominic Thiem
Austria
Gilles Muller
Luxembourg
Federico Delbonis
Argentina
Marcel Granollers
David Ferrer
Andrey Golubev
Kazakhstan
Pierre- Hugues Herbert
Jack Sock
Alexandr Dolgopolov
Ukraine
Denis Istomin
Uzbekistan
Taro Daniel
Jeremy Chardy
Jurgen Melzer
Scott Lipsky
Rajeev Ram
Serena Williams
Silvia Soler-Espinosa
Beijing
Stewart vows no retirement after Ward Jr death
Tony Stewart said he never considered quitting racing after the death of Kevin Ward Jr. in a New York sprint car crash. He spoke during a 36 minute news conference in Kannapolis, reiterating his love for driving while noting potential changes in his schedule. He avoided discussing the incident further per legal counsel.
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Kevin Ward Jr
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N.C
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Stewart
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Dover International Speedway
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Simon Pagenaud
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