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Lethbridge Pronghorns rugby leader Wright wrapping U Sports career at nationals – Lethbridge

Descrease article font size Increase article font size A mainstay at the University of Lethbridge Pronghorns rugby for half a decade, Genna Wright’s time with ‘Horns is coming to an end on the national stage. The Tabers, Alta. product’s last U Sports action will be at the Canadian University 7s National Championship before she graduates this spring. “I’m very proud to be a Pronghorn and I’ve had a good five years,” Wright said. Read more: Pronghorns track and field athlete eyeing U Sports record One of the most experienced athletes on a young team, assistant coach Neil Langevin believes simply…Continue Reading

Mar 21/23 Bayshore Broadcasting Sports

https://media.socastsrm.com/wordpress/wp-content/blogs.dir/2522/files/2023/03/mar-21-6-sports-burliguest.mp3     World Women’s Curling at Sweden Session 8 Canada 9 Scotland 8 The Kerri Einarson rink is 4 & 1 Canada plays twice today including a matchup against the undefeated entry from Switzerland who are 5 & 0   Session 8 Canada 9 Scotland 8 USA 11 Turkey 4Italy 6 New Zealand 5Japan 10 Norway 3   Standings Switzerland 5 0Canada 4 1Italy 3 2Japan 3 2Korea 3 2Norway 3 2Denmark 2 2Germany 2 2Sweden 2 2United States 2 3Scotland 1 4Türkiye 1 4New Zealand 0 5     Today Session 9 9 am Denmark vs ItalyNew Zealand vs United StatesGermany vs Sweden   Session…Continue Reading

Determined Aberdeen schoolgirl, 9, joins fight to save Ferryhill Library

For nine-year-old Charlotte Jolly, her local library is a “nice and quiet” place where she can enjoy reading her favorite books in peace. Ferryhill Library has been an integral part of her life ever since she was a little girl and would often visit it with her nursery, eager to grab a book from the stacked shelves. The schoolgirl has now joined the fight to save the facility from permanent closure. The library is one of six to be shut on Thursday after Aberdeen City Council decided to ax them in a bid to plug a £46.6 million black hole…Continue Reading

University of Alberta loses U Sports final to New Brunswick Reds

CHARLOTTETOWN – The University of New Brunswick Reds are the new golden boys of U Sports men’s hockey. The Reds defeated the Alberta Golden Bears 3-0 on Sunday in the championship final of the eight-team tourney at the Eastlink Centre. Cody Morgan, Cole Mackay and Austen Keating scored for the Reds, while Samuel Richard stopped 17 shots for the shutout. Morgan, named the game’s top star, also added an assist. Ethan Kruger stopped 29 of 32 shots for the Golden Bears. It is the ninth time the Reds have won the University Cup in its 60-year national tournament history. The…Continue Reading

West Ham transfer news: Vladimir Coufal confirms talks with Bayer Leverkusen

The German side were linked with a move for the Czech Republic international and Coufal has now confirmed talks were held. David Moyes’ side have endured a difficult season domestically and will return from the international break in the bottom three. Coufal has made 16 Premier League starts but will be out of contract at the end of the season and the arrival of German international Thilo Kehrer has pushed the 30-year-old down the pecking order. Speaking to Sport.cz, Coufal said: “There was interest, people from the club came to see, some negotiations took place. But it was a standard…Continue Reading

Sports Round-Up: Tuesday, Mar. 21 – DiscoverMooseJaw.com

The 2023 National Wheelchair Curling Championships kicked off on Monday afternoon at the Moose Jaw Curling Center with all 12 teams getting into action. Both Saskatchewan teams finished the day 1-1. Moose Jaw’s Marie Wright and Saskatchewan 1 started the day with an 8-7 loss to Northern Ontario and then came back on Monday night and beat Alberta 17-1. Saskatchewan 2 fell 6-5 to Quebec in their first draw and then took down Newfoundland and Labrador 6-5. The action continues on Tuesday at 2:00 pm A full schedule can be found HERE. It’s off to Winnipeg for the Moose Jaw…Continue Reading

Busted will bring 20th anniversary comeback tour to Aberdeen

They’re back… Busted are reuniting for their 20th anniversary – and are coming to Aberdeen’s P&J Live. Image: P&J Live Pop icons Busted are reuniting to celebrate their 20th anniversary – including a gig at Aberdeen’s P&J Live. They will visit the Granite City as part of a major UK arena tour that will see Matt Willis, Charlie Simpson and James Bourne hit the road again for 15 dates. The trio will play their hits and fan favorites to thousands of fans as they mark 20 years since they first bounced into the charts with their debut single, What I…Continue Reading

2023 World Baseball Classic finals: USA vs. Japan odds, picks, predictions, time, best bets from proven experts

Team USA can win its second straight World Baseball Classic title when it squares off against two-time champion Japan in the 2023 WBC championship game on Tuesday at loanDepot park in Miami. In the most recent WBC six years ago, the Americans beat Puerto Rico to earn their only WBC title. Meanwhile Japan won the title the first two times the event was held, in 2006 and ’09. (The Dominican Republic won the only other WBC championship, in ’13.) The Diamondbacks’ Merrill Kelly is scheduled to start for Team USA, while lefty Shota Imanaga is expected to take the mound…Continue Reading