Charlie Flint Earns Third SCAC Runner of the Week Honor
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. — Colorado College senior Charlie Flint has been chosen as the top women’s runner in the SCAC for the past week, the third time she has earned the conference honor this fall. The award follows her victory Saturday at the Augustana Interregional Invitational in Rock Island, Ill., where she covered the 6-kilometer
Emory Wins Women’s NCAA Division III Fall Preview
WILLIAMSBURG, Va. — Top-ranked Emory closed with the best team round of the final day to win the women’s NCAA Division III Fall Preview on Tuesday, finishing 36 holes on the River Course at Kingsmill Resort at 18-over-par 594. The Eagles began the day in third place and shot a 5-over 293 in the second
Kate Chambon Named SCAC Swimmer of the Week After Debut
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. — Kate Chambon’s first college meet earned her a conference award, as the Colorado College freshman was chosen as the top women’s swimmer in the SCAC for the past week. Chambon, who is from Grenoble, France, took the 100-yard backstroke in 59.52 against Asbury University at Schlessman Natatorium. The time ranks among
Thunder Beat Spurs 116-104 in West Finals Rematch
SAN ANTONIO — Oklahoma City opened its season Tuesday night by beating the team that ended its last one. Shai Gilgeous-Alexander scored 32 points and the Thunder led nearly wire to wire in a 116-104 win over the San Antonio Spurs at Frost Bank Center, the first meeting between the clubs since San Antonio eliminated
Brewers and Rays Set for World Series
MILWAUKEE — Baseball will crown a first-time champion this fall. The Milwaukee Brewers and Tampa Bay Rays open the World Series on Friday night at American Family Field, the first meeting of two franchises without a title since Philadelphia beat Kansas City in 1980, and only the second such matchup since 1910. Tampa Bay finished
Grizzlies Waive Walter Clayton Jr. and Micah Peavy
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — The Grizzlies let go of a first-round pick from just a year ago on Monday, waiving guard Walter Clayton Jr. along with wing Micah Peavy as they trimmed down to their opening night roster. The cuts brought Memphis to the league limit of 15 players on standard deals before the regular-season roster
Hanshin Tigers to Post Triple Crown Slugger Teruaki Sato
NISHINOMIYA, Japan — The Hanshin Tigers said Monday they will let reigning Central League MVP Teruaki Sato pursue a move to Major League Baseball through the posting system this offseason, adding one of the most potent bats on the international market to an already crowded winter. Sato, 27, won the Central League Triple Crown in
Wembanyama Leads 7 Rookie Extensions at NBA Deadline
SAN ANTONIO — Victor Wembanyama headlined a short list of 2023 draftees who locked in long-term money before the NBA's rookie-scale extension deadline passed at 6 p.m. Eastern on Monday. Only seven players from that first round agreed to new deals, the smallest group since 2018, when five did. Every year from 2019 through 2025
NBA Opens Season as Knicks Host LeBron and the 76ers
NEW YORK — The defending champion New York Knicks will collect their rings and watch a banner go up at Madison Square Garden on Tuesday night before opening the NBA season against a Philadelphia 76ers roster that now includes LeBron James and Jaylen Brown. The game leads off an opening-night tripleheader for the league, which
Lakers Waive Dalton Knecht, Keep Bronny James on Roster
EL SEGUNDO, Calif. — The Los Angeles Lakers released guard Dalton Knecht on Monday to get down to the 15-man limit for the regular season, a move that leaves Bronny James as the only remaining player from the team’s 2024 draft class. Los Angeles had spent much of the offseason carrying 16 players on standard