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May 11—DULUTH — A number of Beavers ended their outdoor track and field season with top-five finishes. The Bemidji State track and field team finished 12th at the NSIC Outdoor Championships on Saturday in Duluth. Five Beavers finished in the top 10 of their respective events. Sophie Rylance finished
Championship season officially arrived for the 2026 outdoor campaign with performances matching the moment. From record-breaking middle-distance races in California to all-around dominance at the Florida state championships, athletes across every level continued to raise the standard. Here are the
GOSHEN — Goshen City FC held its season-opener at the Goshen College Soccer Complex over the weekend. Welcoming in the Holland Rovers, Goshen City used a 3-0 halftime lead and cruised to a 4-0 blanking of their Midwest Premier League Great Lakes West rivals. GCFC received goals from Tito Sanchez, Ik
MIDDLEBURY — Despite getting the head nod and fast-track to becoming a fully supported IHSAA sport two years ago, the number of new boys volleyball teams in the sectional field is seeing just a meager upgrade. A total of 136 teams enter the IHSAA postseason this week, up from 133 in the sport's
Kyler Croft hit a go-ahead RBI single in the third inning and Kaiden Kahler threw four strong innings of relief as Glacier knocked off first-place Missoula Big Sky 7-4 in a Western AA baseball battle Saturday at Griffin Field. The game, which was the makeup of a game rained out earlier in the season
Colorado Avalanche star Nathan MacKinnon skated off with a bloody nose after being struck by a puck hit by teammate Devon Toews late in the second period of Game 4 of their second-round NHL playoff series against the Minnesota Wild on Monday night. Toews tried to send the ill-fated clearing attempt
Learn Alabama baseball's ranking before the Crimson Tide's final regular season series against Ole Miss.
The New York Mets are calling up a top prospect in an effort to get into postseason contention and out of the National League East's basement.
BALTIMORE — Twelve minutes changed everything. At 8:27 p.m. Monday, the Baltimore Orioles were sleepwalking to another lifeless loss. In a season filled with ignominious defeats, this one had the potential to be the worst. Baltimore’s bats were being no-hit through six innings by New York Yankees pi