Rockies End Guardians Winning Streak With 8-6 Victory
Charlie Blackmon powered a six run fourth inning as the Colorado Rockies beat Cleveland 8-6 at Coors Field. Blackmon drove in four runs and made a sliding foul territory catch. José Ramirez had two doubles and drove in two to push his MLB lead in RBIs to 54. Padres? No, Guardians.
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Highland junior Luke Butcher named 2024 Gazette MVP for boys tennis
Luke Butcher of Highland is a standout two time All Gazette pick in tennis and a Gazette MVP for 2024. The 17 year old excels in tennis and golf, carries a 4.62 GPA with a 1560 SAT, and plans computer science studies while balancing academics with a strong on court and course presence. He credits dedication and resilience, notes his twin Zach also excels in golf, and reflects on the similarities between tennis and golf in strategy and mental endurance.
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Bill Walton lifelong basketball icon passes at 71
Hall of Fame center Bill Walton died after a prolonged cancer battle at 71. A UCLA legend and NBA champion, Walton won two NCAA titles and two NBA championships, was MVP in 1978, sixth man in 1986, and part of the 50th and 75th anniversary teams. His on and off court impact drew widespread tributes.
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