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GDP Script/ Top Stories for May 6th Publish Date: May 6th From The BG AD Group Studio, Welcome to the Gwinnett Daily Post Podcast. Today is Tuesday, May 6th and Happy Birthday to Adele ***05.06.25 - BIRTHDAY – ADELE*** I’m Peyton Spurlock and here are your top stories presented by KIA Mall of Georgia Bestselling author Marie Bostwick to speak May 12 at Duluth library Video tightens up timeline before Lawrenceville twins deaths, but questions remain Gwinnett Police Department's Situational Awareness and Crime Response Center receives statewide award All of this and more is coming up on the Gwinnett Daily Post podcast, and if you are looking for community news, we encourage you to listen daily and subscribe! Break 1: Kia MOG (07.14.22 KIA MOG) STORY 1: Bestselling author Marie Bostwick to speak May 12 at Duluth library Bestselling author Marie Bostwick, known for her love of book clubs, is touring Georgia to promote her latest novel, *The Book Club for Troublesome Women*. The story follows four housewives in 1963 whose lives are transformed by starting a book club. Inspired by her 92-year-old mother’s experience with *The Feminine Mystique*, Bostwick highlights the power of books to change lives and foster civil discourse. She’ll visit the Duluth branch of the Gwinnett County Library on May 12 as part of her 11-state tour, celebrating the magic of shared stories and meaningful connections. STORY 2: Video tightens up timeline before Lawrenceville twins deaths, but questions remain A surveillance video from a Shell gas station on March 7 is aiding investigators in piecing together the mysterious deaths of Lawrenceville twins Qaadir and Naazir Lewis, found shot on Bell Mountain the next morning. The Georgia Bureau of Investigation initially labeled the case a murder-suicide, but the family disputes this, insisting the twins would not take their own lives. The video shows the twins casually eating snacks and drinking water, with no signs of distress. Questions remain about how they accessed the closed park and the timeline of their deaths. The case has also faced controversy after a firefighter shared scene photos, leading to their dismissal. STORY 3: Gwinnett Police Department's Situational Awareness and Crime Response Center receives statewide award The Gwinnett County Police Department’s Situational Awareness and Crime Response Center (SACRC) has earned a 2025 Georgia County Excellence Award for its innovative use of technology to enhance public safety. Part of the Gwinnett Safe Communities initiative, the SACRC uses tools like Flock Safety Cameras, license plate readers, and predictive analytics to track criminals, locate missing persons, and respond to crime in real time. In 2024, it contributed to over 250 arrests, recovered 80 stolen vehicles, and found 12 missing individuals. The award highlights the center’s success in fostering safer, more connected communities through technology and collaboration. We have opportunities for sponsors to get great engagement on these shows. Call 770.874.3200 for more info. We’ll be right back Break 2: Ingles Markets 3 STORY 4: Kemp signs Gwinnett legislators workforce development bills into law Gov. Brian Kemp signed two workforce development bills authored by Gwinnett legislators into law this week. House Bill 217, sponsored by Rep. Soo Hong, extends the Dual Achievement Program pilot, streamlines Promise Scholarship verification, and addresses school board election rules. Senate Bill 180, sponsored by Sen. Clint Dixon, expands the High Demand Apprenticeship Program to include apprenticeship sponsors, allowing them to receive funding upon successful completion. Both bills aim to strengthen Georgia’s workforce and economy by enhancing education and training opportunities, aligning with the state’s commitment to being a leader in business and job creation. STORY 5: Georgia Gwinnett College Softball Wins 8th Straight Conference Title The Georgia Gwinnett College softball team clinched their eighth straight Continental Athletic Conference title with a 5-0 win over Westcliff University on Saturday. The Grizzlies (43-8, ranked No. 6 nationally) dominated the tournament, outscoring opponents 14-2. Key moments included a bases-loaded walk by senior Makenna Talcott and a four-run fifth inning fueled by timely hits from Savannah Jenkins, Talcott, and Jane Hoover. Jenkins, named Tournament MVP, went 4-for-7 across three games, while senior pitcher Annalise Jarvis struck out nine in a shutout win. Four Grizzlies earned all-tournament honors, showcasing their depth and teamwork. Break: ***DTL *** Break 4: Signoff – Thanks again for hanging out with us on today’s Gwinnett Daily Post Podcast. 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"Not Even D2" talks with Justice Brantley on this week's episode. Brantley ended his collegiate career winning two Empire 8 Championships, and being the 2023-24 Empire 8 Tournament MVP. After being awarded NABC Region III 1st-Team, Justice is planning on playing professionally, overseas. Hear about his journey battling injuries, the battle between Utica and Nazareth that motivated Utica's 2024 Empire 8 Championship, and the goals he has for himself moving forward. This episode is available wherever you get your podcasts! Make sure to subscribe to the podcasts YouTube Channel, "Not Even D2", for more Division 3 sports content. Enjoy the episode!

Chuck Heinz and Jamie Lent talk about bark in the park days at Dan Law Field, the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse, the NCAA Tournament, MVP for Red Raider Baseball team and NFL rule changes.

Lakers are first NBA Cup Champions! LeBron wins tournament MVP; AD's massive game; How Lakers can build on success; DeRozan Lakers talk; Toronto Blue Jays lose out on Ohtani; Future improvements to the in season tournament

This week we're joined by Head Coach Tracy Mason, formerly Tracy Sanders. She has a long list of accolades as a player and coach, most recently this past season, in her fifth season as a head coach at Southern Utah her team won the regular season WAC title, and the WAC Tournament Championship. In this episode we discuss turning around a program, building accountability and competitiveness, and helping your players perform at their best. Show Notes:• Coach Tracy Mason's journey into coaching• Building accountability through structure and team buy-in• Developing a competitive edge and changing a loser culture• Listen, Be on time, No drama• Developing leaders• Finding what motivates individual players• Basketball family culture• Empowering Your Staff• Managing Expectations - First 5 minutes• Off the court challenges• Best Advice for coaches• Rapid fire tips on Leadership, Culture , Player Dev., Systems & Strategies, and TeachingMore on Coach Mason:As a head coach, Tracy Mason (Sanders) has led her team to 4 consecutive winning seasons in 5 years.  She joined the Thunderbirds from Saint Mary's College where she served on staff for 12 years under head coach Paul Thomas. Mason held the title of Associate Head Coach for her last five seasons. Her duties included coordinating all aspects of recruiting, opponent scouting, game preparation, and player development.Mason worked primarily with the post players during her time with the Gaels, which led to the development of two WCC Players of the Year, a two-time WCC Defender of the Year, and a WCC Tournament MVP amongst many other accolades. The two-time WCC Defender of the Year, Louella Tomlinson, is the Gael's all-time leading scorer, taking the title from Mason herself, and holds the NCAA record for career blocks per game average.Before starting her coaching career in 2000, Mason was a four-year letterwinner for the Gaels from 1996-2000. During her time as a member of the team, Mason was a three-time All-WCC First Team member, two-time WCC Tournament Team member (including Tournament MVP in 1999), WCC Freshman of the Year in her inaugural season, and WCC Player of the Year her junior season. She led the conference in scoring for three straight years and finished her career as the WCC's second all-time leading scorer.In addition to her individual achievements, Mason led the Gaels to the program's first NCAA tournament appearance in 1999 and the WNIT in 2000. In 2007, Mason was inducted into the Saint Mary's Hall of Fame and in 2014 she was inducted into the WCC Hall of Honor.

Know the name? If not then tap in and think of Team Canada, University of Virginia, Iowa State and all the way to the Philadelphia 76ers. Marial has years ahead of him and after a positive season with the Maine Celtics, he looks forward to signing somewhere soon. Marial takes us back to his time growing up in Ottawa being surrounded by four siblings (two who were serious hoopers), and his father who is a former D1 basketball player. In his Grade 12 year, Marial made the decision to move from St. Patrick's high school to the storied program at Blair Academy in New Jersey, where names like Luol Deng and Charlie Villanueva also attended. From there the decision on which school to attend became a tough one. After committing to Marquette, then head coach Buzz Williams left for Virginia Tech so Marial decided to attend the University of Virginia instead. Some great insight and thoughts about his three years there, but in the end he ultimately decided to transfer for his senior year at Iowa State where he averaged 19 ppg in 2018-19, was an Associate Press Honorable Mention All-American and BIG 12 Tournament MVP. The ups, downs and in-between are all in Episode 110. Marial shows great reflection and understanding of who he is all while staying positive and reflecting on where he's come. Anyone in the Ottawa region check out the showcase we have shared and support Marial's push to grow the game! We wish him nothing but the best going forward, Episode 110 is live! Reach out to us at ahoopsjourney@gmail.com Podcast Guests: Marial Shayok Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marial_Shayok Twitter: https://twitter.com/marialshayok Espn: https://www.espn.com/nba/player/_/id/3138201/marial-shayok Aaron Mitchell - Host Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/a_a_mitch/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ahoopsjourney/ Website: https://www.ahoopsjourney.com/ Sponsors: PGC Basketball https://pgcbasketball.com/ Parkside Brewery https://www.theparksidebrewery.com/ ATO Basketball Merchants https://www.atobball.com/

Hosts Dallen Stanford & Robin MacDowell are joined by USA domestic 7s champion Corey Jones and New Zealand rugby legend and personality Ruby Tui for Episode 4 of The Rugby Sevens Rollercoaster. Jones was part of the Rocky Mountain Experts that won two of the three Premier Rugby Sevens tournaments in 2022. He is a two-time USA Rugby Club 7s National Champion with Bulldog Rugby and NAV 7s, together with being named the Tournament MVP in 2023. Jones represented the USA Eagles at the Oktoberfest 7s. Tui is yet another international superstar playing in the Premier Rugby Sevens in 2023, representing the Golden State Retrievers of California in the Western Conference. She is an Olympic Gold and Silver medalist and has won the coveted Rugby World Cup 7s and Rugby World Cup 15s with New Zealand. After receiving her Gold medal at the Rugby World Cup 15s final, she presented it to an 11-year-old girl who had recently recovered from leukemia and had been introduced to Tui at a fan engagement event earlier in the week. Tui is well-known for her humor on social media and has released an autobiography called Straight Up. She is the 2019 World Rugby Women's Sevens Player of the Year, 2022 World Rugby Women's 15s Breakthrough Player of the Year and part of the 2022 World Rugby Women's 15s Dream Team of the Year. Premier Rugby Sevens features 8 franchises with 16 teams in 2023 contesting five tournaments across the U.S. The season starts on June 17 at Q2 Stadium (Austin, Texas) for the Eastern Conference Kickoff, while TCO Stadium (Minneapolis, Minnesota) hosts the Western Conference Kickoff on June 24. The Western Conference Finals are on July 15 at Paypal Park (San Jose, California) and the Eastern Conference Finals on July 23 at Highmark Stadium (Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania). The 2023 Championship will be played on August 6 at Audi Field in Washington, DC. This episode includes a brief review of the recent Rugby Europe Sevens Championship, as well as an interview with Premier Rugby Sevens Director of Operations, Sean ‘Snacks' Lindersmith. We hope you enjoy The Rugby Sevens Rollercoaster! PR7s Website PR 7s YouTube PR7s TikTok PR7s Instagram PR7s Twitter PR7s Facebook #SevensNewHome

Thanks Nachum! Happy 6/13 everyone! Today on the Tuesday Morning JM in the AM Sports Update, we wrap up the indoor season and get set for the last handful of games on the diamond, and we recap the 2023 Martin Weiselberg Memorial Junior High Hockey Tournament. All that and more straight ahead, good morning, I'm Elliot Weiselberg. Boys volleyball capped off the indoor sports season as two powerhouses, SAR and Ramaz met in the finals. Ramaz, the most decorated school in boys volleyball history jumped out to a first game win 21-18 before the defending champion Sting took game 2 21-16. Game 3 would prove to be pivotal as Ramaz would take the 3 point win and then roll in Game 4 by 10 points to take home the school's third banner in the last 4 championships. Moving outdoors, the boys softball championship is set as defending champion MAY will look to repeat, but will need to go through perennial powerhouse Hillel to do so. The 2015, 2017 and 2018 champion Heat took out YDE 3-0 and will go toe to toe with the Eagles next Monday night at MAY. MAY will also play host to the JV Championship as the Junior Eagles outlasted YDE 7-6 to advance to take on Netzach Hatorah who pulled off the shocking upset of defending champion Hillel 2-0. That game will happen this Sunday afternoon. The Hillel varsity girls will look to make it a double as they advance to the finals defeating Ilan on Sunday 7-2. They will square off with Frisch who defeated Bruriah 2-1 in their semifinal contest. In Baseball SAR battered Heschel 8-1 to advance to the finals where they await the winner of tomorrow night's contest between DRS and Frisch. Finally, the 2023 Martin Weiselberg Memorial Tournament took place this past Sunday and its 16th version paid homage to the very first, 16 years earlier. The morning session of the junior high hockey tournament featuring 8 teams from the NY and NJ leagues saw HAFTR, HANC, Yavneh and Noam take victories. In the afternoon, Moriah rebounded to defeat HAFTR and then knock them off in a play-in shootout to join HANC in one semifinal, while Noam shocked NY league finalist HALB 3-2 with a last minute tiebreaking goal to advance to the semifinals with Yavneh. The semifinals would see HANC defeat Moriah 2-1 in overtime on Isaac Silbiger's 2nd game winning goal of the day and Yavneh blank Noam 3-0 to set up a showdown of the two league champions and a rematch of the very first tournament finals back in 2006. In that showdown, Yavneh came away victorious, and in this contest, they would do the same, as Eitan Goldwasser and Max Pomerantz scored for the Redhawks to give Yavneh it's third tournament banner. Fellow Redhawk Adin Katler took home Tournament MVP honors with 3 goals and 2 assists on the day. Goalie Zac Nussbaum posted three shutouts and is the first honoree announced for the first-team all-tournament squad. The remainder of the first-team and second-team all-tournament awardees will be announced over the next few days. You can relive the event by going to our website, mwtournament.com and in the process donate to help us wrap up our goal of $10,000.00 for Hatzolah. A special thank you to HAFTR for providing their facilities for the day and to everyone who donated, sponsored, bought raffle tickets and volunteered their time for the 16th year in a row. Stay tuned next week for our final episode of the 2022-2023 school year. And that was your Tuesday Morning JM in the AM Sports Update, I'm Elliot Weiselberg!

On this week's edition of the VANcast, Farhan and Harman discuss Latvia's historic medal at the World Hockey Championships, led by Canucks goalie Arturs Silovs, and how he will play a role in next season's Canucks team. Plus the guys take a look at the performance of Tyler Myers and Ethan Bear for Canada who won gold at the championships. Plus the guys answer some VIP questions in the VANcast mailbag, including Myers trade value, the free agent market and Elias Pettersson's long term future with the Canucks.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The legendary Mark Price wraps up Season 3 as the Shadows Podcast presents the Rebound series! At Georgia Tech, Mark was the 1983 ACC Rookie of the Year, 1985 ACC Player of the Year, and Tournament MVP and 3x All-American. During his time in the NBA, notably with the Cleveland Cavaliers, he was a 4x NBA All-Star, All-NBA First Team, US Olympian, and 2x 3-point contest champion. Check out the Mark Price For 3 Podcast at https://myunscripted.com/markprice/. Listen to this episode on your favorite podcast platform or at www.theshadowspodcast.com or https://linktr.ee/Shadowspodcast. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/shadows-podcast/support

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San Diego State captured the Mountain West Tournament Title with a 62-57 win over Utah State at the Thomas & Mack Center in Las Vegas. Matt Bradley was named Tournament MVP and Jaedon LeDee was named to the all-tournament team.

San Diego State captured the Mountain West Tournament Title with a 62-57 win over Utah State at the Thomas & Mack Center in Las Vegas. Matt Bradley was named Tournament MVP and Jaedon LeDee was named to the all-tournament team.

"Inside the HBCU Sports Lab" episode 369 with Dr. Kenyatta Cavil, Mike Washington & Charles Bishop radio show. Today's show will be a good one as Dr. Cavil, Mike and Charles discuss the latest in HBCU news and sports. Interview with Coach Eric Jackson Jr Head basketball coach at Rust College to discuss his team's season. TOPICS: We are going to do this like the African American/Black Church and monthly Birthdays – ““Congratulations!!!”” If you hear my voice Clap One, Elizabeth City State Vikings Women wins CIAA Tournament championship, and the women win first ever CIAA title with a 55-40 victory over Shaw **Head Coach Tynesha Lewis, assistant coaches, staff, NyAsia Blango, Food Lion Tournament MVP, and all the players involved Winston-Salem State Men wins CIAA Tournament championship men win first title since with a 62-57 victory over Lincoln (Pa.) **Head Coach Cleo Hill Jr., assistant coaches, staff, Jaylen Alston, Food Lion Tournament MVP, and all the players involved Rust Bearcats Women wins Hope Credit Union GCAC Tournament championship women win second straight GCAC title with a 51-50 last second winning shot over Philander Smith **Head Coach Eric Jackson, Jr., assistant coaches, staff, Katie Blackmon star of the Tournament, and all the players involved Tougaloo Bulldogs Men wins Hope Credit union GCAC Tournament championship men with second straight title with a 62-61 thrilling victory over Philander Smith **Head Coach Eric Strothers, assistant coaches, staff, Cameron Copeland, Tournament MVP, and all the players involved Florida Memorial Lions Women wins Sun Conference Tournament championship with a 98-85 victory over Southeastern for their 17th straight conference win **Head Coach Gregory Stanback, assistant coaches, staff, Aliyah-Deen Ahmad Tournament MVP, and all the players involved Xavier Gold Rush wins RRAC Tournament championship with a 79-63 victory over LSU-Shreveport **Head Coach Alfred Williams, assistant coaches, staff, Xavier Reaves Tournament MVP, and all the players involved - Coach Alfred Williams becomes the first head coach in the Xavier men's basketball history to win three championships SWAC Statement on Alabama A&M at Alabama State Men's Basketball Game Shedeur Sanders Named Top HBCU Football Player for 2022 Season from WWW.Kron4.com SWAC Men's Basketball Weekly Honors: Feb. 28 SWAC Women's Basketball Weekly Honors: Feb. 28 Jackson State Claims Fourth Consecutive SWAC Regular Season Title Dr. Cavil's 2022 HBCU Major Division Men's Basketball Poll Rankings – Rankings – Week 8 – 02 / 27 / 2023 – Dr. Cavil's 2022 HBCU Major Division Women's Basketball Poll Rankings – Rankings – Week 8 – 02 / 27 / 2023 – Brackets Set for 2023 CIAA Women's & Men's Basketball Tournament in Baltimore, MD @InsidetheHBCUSportsLab on Facebook Live and Spreaker.‬ Donations welcome at CashApp $JafusCavil --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/bcsn-podzone/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/bcsn-podzone/support

#DrKenyattaCavil #InsideTheHBCUSportsLab #HBCUsports"Inside the HBCU Sports Lab" episode 369 with Dr. Kenyatta Cavil, Mike Washington & Charles Bishop radio show. Today's show will be a good one as Dr. Cavil, Mike and Charles discuss the latest in HBCU news and sports.Interview with Coach Eric Jackson Jr Head basketball coach at Rust College to discuss his team's season.TOPICS:We are going to do this like the African American/Black Church and monthly Birthdays – ““Congratulations!!!”” If you hear my voice Clap One,Elizabeth City State Vikings Women wins CIAA Tournament championship, and the women win first ever CIAA title with a 55-40 victory over Shaw**Head Coach Tynesha Lewis, assistant coaches, staff, NyAsia Blango, Food Lion Tournament MVP, and all the players involvedWinston-Salem State Men wins CIAA Tournament championship men win first title since with a 62-57 victory over Lincoln (Pa.)**Head Coach Cleo Hill Jr., assistant coaches, staff, Jaylen Alston, Food Lion Tournament MVP, and all the players involvedRust Bearcats Women wins Hope Credit Union GCAC Tournament championship women win second straight GCAC title with a 51-50 last second winning shot over Philander Smith**Head Coach Eric Jackson, Jr., assistant coaches, staff, Katie Blackmon star of the Tournament, and all the players involvedTougaloo Bulldogs Men wins Hope Credit union GCAC Tournament championship men with second straight title with a 62-61 thrilling victory over Philander Smith**Head Coach Eric Strothers, assistant coaches, staff, Cameron Copeland, Tournament MVP, and all the players involvedFlorida Memorial Lions Women wins Sun Conference Tournament championship with a 98-85 victory over Southeastern for their 17th straight conference win**Head Coach Gregory Stanback, assistant coaches, staff, Aliyah-Deen Ahmad Tournament MVP, and all the players involvedXavier Gold Rush wins RRAC Tournament championship with a 79-63 victory over LSU-Shreveport**Head Coach Alfred Williams, assistant coaches, staff, Xavier Reaves Tournament MVP, and all the players involved - Coach Alfred Williams becomes the first head coach in the Xavier men's basketball history to win three championshipsSWAC Statement on Alabama A&M at Alabama State Men's Basketball GameShedeur Sanders Named Top HBCU Football Player for 2022 Season from WWW.Kron4.comSWAC Men's Basketball Weekly Honors: Feb. 28SWAC Women's Basketball Weekly Honors: Feb. 28Jackson State Claims Fourth Consecutive SWAC Regular Season TitleDr. Cavil's 2022 HBCU Major Division Men's Basketball Poll Rankings– Rankings – Week 8 – 02 / 27 / 2023 –Dr. Cavil's 2022 HBCU Major Division Women's Basketball Poll Rankings– Rankings – Week 8 – 02 / 27 / 2023 –Brackets Set for 2023 CIAA Women's & Men's Basketball Tournament in Baltimore, MD@InsidetheHBCUSportsLab on Facebook Live and Spreaker.‬Donations welcome at CashApp $JafusCavil

James Gray and Calvin Betton are joined by Michael Hincks, freelance sports journalist who got to witness the Laver Cup and The Roger Federer Show up close and personal. They ask: Did Roger Federer overshadow his own event? Does it matter? What was Ellie Goulding doing there? Who was our Laver Cup MVP? Is Frances Tiafoe the future of the tournament? Should we be asking the Laver Cup to help grow the game internationally? What would we change about the tournament format? Plus the latest from the tour, including a fresh injury problem for Emma Raducanu and Alexander Bublik being... Alexander Bublik. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

James Gray and Calvin Betton are joined by Michael Hincks, freelance sports journalist who got to witness the Laver Cup and The Roger Federer Show up close and personal. They ask: Did Roger Federer overshadow his own event? Does it matter? What was Ellie Goulding doing there? Who was our Laver Cup MVP? Is Frances Tiafoe the future of the tournament? Should we be asking the Laver Cup to help grow the game internationally? What would we change about the tournament format? Plus the latest from the tour, including a fresh injury problem for Emma Raducanu and Alexander Bublik being... Alexander Bublik. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Thanks Nachum! Today on the Tuesday Morning JM in the AM Sports Update, Frisch sees plenty of soccer action, and plenty of soccer gold and results from the 2022 Martin Weiselberg Memorial Junior High hockey tournament. All that and more straight ahead, good morning I'm Elliot Weiselberg. We'll start off in soccer where Frisch has taken home 2 of the 3 championships that have already been decided. The Boys Varsity team capped off a perfect season with a 12-5 drubbing of SAR for what essentially is their 2nd consecutive championship, having won the last championship in 2019. Joining them are the JV Girls Cougars who doubled up Ma'ayanot 8-4 for their first championship since the 2016-17 season, where they also topped the Rapids in the finals. The JV Boys will square off with SAR tonight at JEC. Unfortunately for the Girls Varsity team, the chance for a Frisch sweep ended with a semifinal loss to SAR. The Sting would not be so fortunate in the championship, though, falling 12-5 to Kushner. In Boys Volleyball, the SAR Sting advance to the finals after upsetting the top seed Ramaz Rams 3 sets to 1. The Rams shook off a dominant 21-9 Sting first set victory to win the second set 22-20, but the Sting would take the third in extras and seal the match off with a 21-13 4th set win. The Sting will advance to play North Shore in the finals. SAR, the 4th seed swept the regular season meeting between the two 3 sets to none. Outdoors, the Boys JV Softball championship is set, as YDE will square off with Hillel for the title. Hillel defeated Heichel Hatorah 3-2 while YDE upended Darchai 11-1 in the semifinals to advance. Finally, congratulations to the Moriah Mountaineers, the 2022 Martin Weiselberg Memorial Hockey Tournament champions. Moriah went undefeated through Har Torah and HANC in round-robin action, rival Yavneh in the semifinals and in a rematch of the 2022 YMSSA championship, shut out Ramaz 3-0 to take home the school's 4th tournament title. Tournament MVP honors went to Moriah goalie Jared Helwani, winner of all 4 games, yielding only 1 goal on the day. Helwani had himself a day in other parts of the event as well, walking away with two of the prizes from the renowned memorabilia raffle held. On the whole, the tournament, played in HAFTR, on Sunday was successful in all of its goals, raising over $11,000 for Hatzolah. You can still donate and watch replays of all of the action on the tournament website at www.mwtournament.com. Winners of the All-tournament team awards and the vaunted Contributor's Cup challenge will be announced later this week. As the School year comes to a close, you can still get all the latest information from and be sure to follow Yeshiva League Pass on Instagram. And that was your Tuesday Morning JM in the AM Sports Update, I'm Elliot Weiselberg.

After getting right to the precipe each of the previous three NCAA Tournaments, the UNC women's lacrosse team finally got across the finish line. Coach Jenny Levy's squad is so mature and talented that nothing can really rattle them. After securing one of the craziest come-from-behind victories against Northwestern on Friday, Jamie Ortega and company won a hard-fought affair over Boston College in the national championship on Sunday. Sam Geiersbach was the NCAA Tournament Most Outstanding Player, and deservedly so. The championship is the third for the Tar Heels, with the other coming in 2013 and 2016.Occurring at the same time, the baseball team kept their hot streak alive, winning the ACC Championship 9-5 over NC State. Freshman Vance Honeycutt was the Tournament MVP and became the first Tar Heel to ever post a 20-20 season (HR & SB) - as a freshman. Second-year coach Scott Forbes' team has won 15 of 17 and will host an NCAA Tournament Regional. We await the other three teams and Carolina's overall seed. Meanwhile, coveted Baylor transfer Matthew Mayer committed to Illinois over the weekend. After narrowing his choice to four schools, it seemed all the more likely that he would choose the Tar Heels, but it was not meant to be. The deadline to pull out of the NBA Draft is this Wednesday, June 1, and then we should have a better idea about who will be available. Follow the show: Locked On Tar Heels (YouTube) Locked On Tar Heels (LinkTree) Locked On Tar Heels (Twitter) Isaac Schade (Twitter) Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors!Built BarBuilt Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKED15,” and you'll get 15% off your next order.BetOnlineBetOnline.net has you covered this season with more props, odds and lines than ever before. BetOnline – Where The Game Starts!Rock AutoAmazing selection. Reliably low prices. All the parts your car will ever need. Visit RockAuto.com and tell them Locked On sent you. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

After getting right to the precipe each of the previous three NCAA Tournaments, the UNC women's lacrosse team finally got across the finish line. Coach Jenny Levy's squad is so mature and talented that nothing can really rattle them. After securing one of the craziest come-from-behind victories against Northwestern on Friday, Jamie Ortega and company won a hard-fought affair over Boston College in the national championship on Sunday. Sam Geiersbach was the NCAA Tournament Most Outstanding Player, and deservedly so. The championship is the third for the Tar Heels, with the other coming in 2013 and 2016. Occurring at the same time, the baseball team kept their hot streak alive, winning the ACC Championship 9-5 over NC State. Freshman Vance Honeycutt was the Tournament MVP and became the first Tar Heel to ever post a 20-20 season (HR & SB) - as a freshman. Second-year coach Scott Forbes' team has won 15 of 17 and will host an NCAA Tournament Regional. We await the other three teams and Carolina's overall seed. Meanwhile, coveted Baylor transfer Matthew Mayer committed to Illinois over the weekend. After narrowing his choice to four schools, it seemed all the more likely that he would choose the Tar Heels, but it was not meant to be. The deadline to pull out of the NBA Draft is this Wednesday, June 1, and then we should have a better idea about who will be available. Follow the show: Locked On Tar Heels (YouTube) Locked On Tar Heels (LinkTree) Locked On Tar Heels (Twitter) Isaac Schade (Twitter) Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! Built Bar Built Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKED15,” and you'll get 15% off your next order. BetOnline BetOnline.net has you covered this season with more props, odds and lines than ever before. BetOnline – Where The Game Starts! Rock Auto Amazing selection. Reliably low prices. All the parts your car will ever need. Visit RockAuto.com and tell them Locked On sent you. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

After being named Big Sky Goalkeeper of the Year and Tournament MVP in a scintillating redshirt freshman season for Montana, Camellia Xu joins Soccer In Snow & Smoke from deep in the heart of Texas, where she's playing for a semipro team this summer. In this episode, Xu and UM goalkeeping coach J Landham break down their unlikely paths to Missoula, the art of playing 'keeper and how it all came together in Xu's record-setting 2021 season.

What an honor this is! We got a Chicago Hoops legend, the Crown Prince of Basketball of Illinois, Doc himself! Marcus Liberty is in the house today to share his hoops journey with us in an episode that we know you will enjoy.Marcus Liberty is without a doubt in the conversation for the best prep player to ever come out of Chicago. The accolades never seem to end. Liberty led his high school team to League titles in 1986 and 1987, and to an Illinois Class AA State Championship in 1986. He is the first to be named the Tournament MVP two consecutive years and to win two tournament scoring titles. He was named Mr. Basketball of the State of Illinois and was a McDonalds All American. Sports Illustrated, Parade Magazine and USA Today ranked him the #1 High School Player in the country. He was a key member of University of Illinois of the famous "Flying Illini” that made a run to the Final Four. He went on to have a great career in the NBA, overseas and other leagues.We can't thank Marcus Liberty enough for sharing his hoops journey and for being so gracious with his time. Amazing stories were shared about his historic high school career, Benji Wilson, Nick Anderson, Kendall Gill, Draft Night, Bernard King, Abdul-Rauf, Dikembe Mutumbo, Peja Stojakovic, coaching and MUCH more. We are forever grateful and honored for this opportunity and we know you will all love this one!Thank you Marcus Liberty!Please checkout MarcusLiberty.com and support Liberty Edge Basketball.Also checkout his podcast titled “All Ball Chicago” if you love Doc just as much as we did!You can find this episode on Apple, Spotify or any source for podcasts.Follow us on social media for news, updates and highlight reels!Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/notin.myhouse.79Instagram- @Not_in_my_house_podcastTwitter - @NOTINMYHOUSEpc

Episode 323Cash and Schramm talk about busy weeks and we flash back to Scald Eagle a couple days after Rose City stopped Gotham's 5 year undefeated streak in the 2015 Finals earning Tournament MVP!

0:00 - Intro 4:12 - Plat Chat to LCQ! 8:51 - Patch 3.06 changes Jett, Skye, and Icebox?! 34:58 - SKIN REVIEW! Spectrum Collection 41:38 - Gambit win Berlin with 3-0 Grand Final 56:57 - nAts vs. yay for Tournament MVP 1:03:23 - Envy go undefeated in maps until Grand Final 1:13:56 - How did Sentinels go 3-2 at Berlin? 1:37:34 - Keloqz drives G2 to semifinals 1:51:42 - 100 Thieves showcase LAN experience 2:06:31 - ACEND disappoint with quarterfinals loss 2:16:15 - Were Vision Strikers the 2nd best team in Berlin? 2:29:38 - Berlin Power Rankings 2:51:36 - Global Power Rankings 3:09:13 - Wyatt's Weekly Award

We have a special guest with us today - former Olympian and Heritage Park great Teresa Gabriele (Kleindienst) joins us for Episode 64 of A Hoops Journey. An SFU Hall of Fame inductee, she was a two-time CIS All-Canadian, NAIA All-American and NAIA 1st-Team All-Star and Tournament MVP, she was a member of the Canadian National team from 1998 to 2012 and had a short stint as a pro overseas. She sits down with us to outline her career starting at Heritage Park, her relationships with Allison and Mike McNeill, choosing SFU over American schools, her Olympic experiences and much, much more! Another legend of the Canadian Women's Team, her story is a great one and a must listen!

The Sooners won the Women's College World Series and since we were with you throughout Oklahoma's historic run to a national championship we thought it'd be fitting to use this podcast to share our final thoughts on the championship series. We've also got some football to discuss with player coming and going in the transfer portal as well as Isaiah Thomas getting arrested. Episode Talking Points Isaiah Thomas Arrested Softball National Champions Best Team in History? Tournament MVP? Run It Back Next Season? True or False? (Rich asking the questions) Football Stacy Wilkins Transfer A Surprise? Tre Bradford Coming In What OU gets in the RB? Recruiting tidbits Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Tampa Bay Lightning continue to show their dominance moving on to a second consecutive Conference Final, what makes them so special? Fresh off winning a Gold Medal where he was named Tournament MVP, Calgary Flames forward Andrew Mangiapane discusses his experience at the World Championships, and gauge his opinion on signing long-term with the Flames. […]

Calgary Flame forward Andrew Mangiapane joins Ray and Darren fresh off his Gold Medal win as part of Team Canada at the World Hockey Championship - and being named the tourney MVP.  Andrew talks getting the call to join the team in Latvia, his tourney experience, how well he clicked with his linemates Connor Brown and Adam Henrique, getting on a serious heater and scoring huge goals for Canada. Andrew also chats about his hockey journey starting in Barrie and how much he owes to that organization, what it felt like not getting selected in his first NHL Draft, eventually getting picked late by the Flames and getting his chance to prove himself with that organization. This week's #AskRayandDregsAnything sees questions on what ice-cream flavours the guys like and which NHL dynasty team of the last 50 years Ray would fit best on. This week's episode is presented by our title sponsor Infiniti, book your contactless test drive at Infiniti.ca, by Coolbet.co the free to play sports and casino games website, by our pals at Canadian Club Whisky, who are asking: 'Are you Over Beer? by OK Tire: It's going to be OK, by Endy.ca use code 'Ray75' and get $75 off on your purchase of a mattress, by Tim Hortons: NHL Superstar Collectable Sticks are back for a limited time at $5.99 each in restaurant - drive thru and Tims App, by Yamaha: check them out at Yamaha-Motor.ca Yamaha 'Revs Your Heart' and by Tommy Gun's Original Barbershop - download their app to speed up your check-in. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The NBA play-in tournament is here and Justin has his predictions and what the games mean for potential playoff matchups. Every player has made their case for MVP and Justin has his winner and those who are in the conversation. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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In this latest episode, Mitsu and Don discuss the NBA play-in tournament, MVP race, and playoffs. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/mitsu-klines/support

Listen in as Coach Kenup & Jay Strait talk about the MVP Race & they breakdown who they think will play in the Play-In tournament and who will make the final spots in each conference.

My former college teammate and SWAC champion (Tre Johnson) joins me on this episode. Trey is now the associate Head Coach at Alabama State University. On this episode we talk about playing and learning along side two of the NBA's greatest players ever. Lebron  James and Kobe Bryant (RIP Momba). Also growing up with a best friend and Head Coach Mo Williams.   Take a look at his resume its crazy!!!! Trey Johnson begins his first season as an assistant coach for the men’s basketball program at Alabama State University for the 2020-21 season. He comes to Alabama State after a stellar collegiate career in the Southwestern Athletic Conference (SWAC) and a lengthy professional playing career. Johnson began his professional career in 2007 and went on to play over 10 years in numerous countries all over the world. He spent parts of three NBA seasons with the Cleveland Cavaliers, Toronto Raptors, Los Angeles Lakers, and New Orleans Hornets. Johnson was a member of the 2011 Lakers’ playoff team as well. On his quest to become an NBA player, Trey also spent time in the NBA Development League, now known as the G-League, garnering NBA D-League All-Star honors twice (2008-09 and 2010-11). He earned Second Team D-League honors in 2008-09, and First Team honors in 2010-11 after leading the league in scoring at 25.5 points per game – while also scoring a league-high 48 points in a single game. Johnson also starred internationally where he competed as a member of the Qatar National Team in the Asian Cup, hosted by Japan in 2012. He helped the country earn a bronze medal in the tournament, while also competing in the 2015 Asia Championship and the GCC Championship (Saudi Arabia). Prior to his professional career, Johnson earned Second Team All-State honors at Northeast Mississippi Community College after averaging 19 points per game before moving on to Alcorn State University where he played one season for the Braves and averaged 11 points per game from his point guard position. He also shot 41.5 percent from beyond the arc during his time on the Reservation. After playing a year at Alcorn State, Johnson transferred to Jackson State where he played his final two years. He finished 10th in the nation in scoring during his junior season at 23.5 points per game and was named First Team All-SWAC and scored a season-high 40 points against Texas Southern. After declaring for the 2006 NBA Draft, Johnson returned to school and was named the Preseason SWAC Player of the Year and Preseason All-American. During his senior season, he set a single season record for points in a single game, points per game average (27.1), free throws made, and free throws attempted. He finished his career as a member of the 1,000-point club with 1,698 career points – placing in the top 10 in school history in just 2 seasons at JSU. Johnson also led Jackson State to 21 wins and the SWAC Tournament, earning Tournament MVP honors and was named the SWAC Player of the Year. He helped lead Jackson State to the 2007 NCAA Tournament and scored a season-high 49 points against UTEP, earning the Chevrolet Player of the Game honors. Johnson was named an All-American after averaging 27.1 points per game. Johnson spent his time after his playing career providing skill development to amateur and professional basketball players. He also coached on the NIKE EYBL youth circuit for RM5 and spent one season as an assistant coach at his alma mater, Jackson State University (2018-2019).     Johnson, played high school basketball at Murrah High School in Jackson, where he was high school teammates with Mo Williams. A talented baseball player as well, Johnson was drafted in the 2002 Major League Baseball Draft by the Kansas City Royals in the 30th round.

How to combine data from a smart baseball with old school feels. Lary Sorensen is a ten-year veteran of Major League Baseball. He played for a total of seven teams during his thirteen-year professional career including the Milwaukee Brewers, St. Louis Cardinals, Cleveland Indians, Oakland A’s, Chicago Cubs, Montreal Expos and San Francisco Giants. Sorensen finished with a career record of 93-103 and a 4.15 e.r.a., including 10 shutouts, 69 complete games and 1,736 innings pitched. Sorensen was a member of the 1978 American League All-Star team when he finished with an 18-12 record and 3.21 e.r.a. Sorensen went on to a career in broadcasting following his retirement in 1989, working the College World Series and Major League Baseball schedule for before teaming with Frank Beckmann to broadcast the Detroit Tigers for four seasons. A native of Clinton Township, MI Sorensen was a three-sport star at L’Anse Creuse High School before winning two Big Ten Championships at the University of Michigan, where he was a first team All-Big Ten selection and Ray L. Fisher MVP award winner his junior year. Lary was also a member of four consecutive National Championship Amateur teams, winning Tournament MVP honors twice. He is currently an executive with F5 Sports, the makers of the PitchLogic smart baseball. Sammy and Lary discuss: His All-Star appearance in 1978 What advice would Lary give to these broadcasters to help balance out the old world with the new world of baseball What PitchLogic is and how you came about to be involved with the company How to develop a new pitch or improve their current pitches You can follow Lary and PitchLogic on Twitter and PitchLogic on Instagram. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/playballkid/message

Arvydas Sabonis won the Euroscar Award six times, Mr. Europa Award twice, is one of the greatest European basketball players ever and arguably the greatest all-time passing big-man. Sabonis spent seven seasons with the Portland Trailblazers (1995-2001 and 2002-2003), after a long, accomplished career playing internationally with Žalgiris in the USSR Premier League (1981–1989), as well as the Spanish teams Fórum Valladolid (1989–1992) and Real Madrid (1992-1995). Sabonis was a 2x champion in the ACB League (1993, 1994), 3x champion in the USSR Premier League (1985–1987), and won the FIBA European League Championship (1995) and FIBA Club World Cup Championship (1986). He was inducted into both the FIBA Hall of Fame and the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame. However, for all his accomplishments on the hardwood, Sabonis' significance and impact transcended basketball. After years of bloodshed, resistance and unrest, Lithuania declared it's independence from the Soviet Union in 1990. Sabonis and his countrymen were instrumental in Lithuania reclaiming it's sovereignty on the global stage, earning bronze medals at the 1992 and 1996 Olympics. CHAPTER 1Politics of the Baltic (13:00), Lithuania post-WWII (15:45), Lithuania as a being a geopolitical pawn, occupation by Nazi Germany and Soviet Russia (17:30), U.S. media narratives about Soviet Russia (22:30), the USSR Premier League, Žalgiris (27:00), USSR National Team (32:30), 1983- Sabonis' break out year with Žalgiris (39:40), Bill Walton sees Sabonis play for the first time (41:00), 1984- USSR plays Real Madrid and 20 year old Sabonis shatters a backboard with one hand (44:15), 1985- Žalgiris defeats CSKA Moscow, Sabonis is Tournament MVP (46:00), 1985 NBA Draft (49:15) and Ted Turner (50:30).On The Line is hosted by Chris Wendelken, Ben Craw and friends.Love the show? Got a fantasy hoops question? Deep dive you wanna hear? Let us know! Web: OnTheLinePodcast.comEmail: onthelinepod@gmail.comTwitter: twitter.com/ontheline_podInstagram: instagram.com/onthelinepodFacebook: fb.me/onthelinepodiTunes: apple.co/2G9K1cbStitcher: stitcher.com/s?fid=342861Spotify: spoti.fi/2T7ZmjY

C-USA Tournament MVP and Newly Announced Team Captain, Xavier Green, Tells His Story Recaps Last Season and Looks Ahead to Next Year

For this episode, I had the pleasure of chatting over the interwebz with our special guest, Freight Train! We talk about penalty prevention, jammer roles, mental endurance, and more! Freight Train is a primary jammer for Texas Rollergirls Texacutioners and was the 2018 Tournament MVP in Atlanta. Freight Train on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/freight.train22/ Freight Train on Instagram: @ahsinity Full post on Jammer Roles

Four-time NBA All-Star, All-NBA (1993) and Dream Team II (1994) member, Mark Price. Mark Price rose to basketball prominence from humble beginnings. He starred at Enid High School in Oklahoma, breaking many records; serendipitously, equaling feats set by his famous father, Denny, decades earlier. After high school, Mark played four years with the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets. To this day, his name is littered throughout the record books. As a freshman, he led the ACC in scoring (20.3 ppg) – an outstanding achievement, given the depth of talent in the conference. Prior to his sophomore campaign, he was a member of Team USA’s gold-medal winning squad at the 1983 Pan-American Games in Venezuela. Mark, and fellow teammate, John Salley, were named team co-captains as sophomores. As a junior, Mark led his team to a 27-8 record. Tech won the ACC Championship, Price was named Tournament MVP and also won (1985) ACC Player of the Year. Georgia Tech advanced to the Elite Eight of the NCAA Tournament, before finally bowing out to the Patrick Ewing-led Georgetown Hoyas. Mark left Georgia Tech as the only player in school history to lead the team in scoring all four seasons. Mark was selected by the Dallas Mavericks in the 1986 NBA Draft, before being traded to the Cleveland Cavaliers. We discuss Price’s transition from college to the pros, plus, how the Cavaliers franchise went from ‘cadavers’ to contenders in just two seasons. Mark breaks down each season in Cleveland and we touch on memorable moments from throughout his fantastic tenure with the Cavaliers, culminating with the team’s run to the 1992 NBA Eastern Conference Finals, where they met the Chicago Bulls – one of Mark’s five post-season series’ versus Chicago. Mark also talks about his trade from Cleveland to the Golden State Warriors and his season in Washington where he was teammates with his brother, Brent Price. Mark’s last season was spent in Orlando. We conclude the conversation by discussing Mark’s journey on the sidelines, where he has a wealth of experience in a multitude of roles; most recently (September, 2018), where he was named an assistant coach for the Denver Nuggets. This is a strong contender for my favourite episode of the show yet. Links discussed (include): * Mark’s (1983) Team USA wins gold at the Pan-American Games * Mark recalls his historic 1989 Playoffs series versus Chicago * Mark returns from a possible career-ending injury * Dream Team II destroys all-comers; wins 1994 World Champs * Price joins Denver Nuggets as an assistant coach   People mentioned in this episode, include: Craig Ehlo, Brad Daugherty, Ron Harper, Larry Bird, Drazen Petrovic, Lenny Wilkens, Mike Fratello, Wayman Tisdale, Chris Mullin, Spud Webb, Johnny Dawkins, Wayne Embry, Nate McMillan, Jim McIlvaine & Kenny Smith.   Editor's note: sign-up for my monthly newsletter - receive exclusive details on upcoming podcast episodes and future, high-profile guests to appear on the show. I appreciate all feedback, FB Page 'Likes' and iTunes ratings / reviews. Follow: Facebook | Instagram | Twitter Subscribe: iTunes | Android | Spotify | Stitcher | Newsletter Feedback: e-mail (audio welcome) | Voicemail

We recap the weekend in Tuscalossa to watch the SEC Men's Tennis Championships. Congratulations to the Mississippi State Bulldogs for winning the title, and special congratulations to Trevor Foshey for clinching the final match in a 3rd set tie-breaker and earning the Tournament MVP award. As they say, you shouldn't podcast and drive... we got a few details wrong along the way. Please see the write-ups from the schools for clarifications: http://hailstate.com/news/2018/4/29/mens-tennis-no-9-msu-rallies-to-capture-sec-title-sunday.aspx https://12thman.com/news/2018/4/29/mens-tennis-texas-am-falls-4-3-in-sec-tournament-final-to-mississippi-state.aspx

Welcome to another edition of PoPolitickin. In this episode, we politick with author Isaac "Ike-Moe" Williams. Ike Moe latest book is entitled "From The Courts To The Streetz". The true life story of a Dallas native once considered one of the city’s best basketball players in the late 1980’s. He attended Spruce High School from 1986 to 1989. He only played 3 years of high school and 3 years of college. He was the first ball player in the history of the Dr. Pepper Tournament in 1989 to lose the championship game and still be named MVP. He was named All-State and Honorable Mention All-American in the 1989. He went on to play college ball at the University of New Mexico, where he led the Lobos to their first Western Athletic Conference (WAC) and was named Tournament (MVP), and 1st team All -Conference. He later became the 24th Leading scorer in Lobo’s history in only 3 years of play. He became a free agent with the Los Angeles Lakers and was drafted 3rd round in the CBA. After leaving the CBA, he played in the United States Basketball League, and later overseas in Caracas, Venezuela. Then it all went bad. He made a drastic turn to the street life, where he fell into the bottomless pit of the underworld. Fallen. Never to get up. But he survived to tell his story. This is my story. “From The Court To The Streets.” Check out the book on Amazon https://www.amazon.com/Courts-Streetz-Autobiography-Ike-Moe-Williams/dp/069290168X

It was a big weekend for the Wildcats. First, they won their second Big East Tournament title in three years. Josh Hart was named Tournament MVP, joining an exclusive club, and was named a First Team All-American by the U.S.B.W.A. (Eugene voted for him) Then, we react to Selection Sunday, take a look at the East region, where the 'Cats are a No. 1 seed. On top of that, they were the top overall seed of this year's tournament, marking the first time in program history that Villanova held the top spot and the third time they had a No. 1 seed. Also, the women's team is continuing their season in the WNIT, continuing to build on their turnaround. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices