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Rugby World Cup
The 2023 Rugby World Cup had arrived, and the excitement in the rugby world was palpable. The tournament had already seen its fair share of thrilling matches, but none could compare to the anticipation surrounding the England vs. Argentina clash in the knockout stages. The two rugby powerhouses were set to face off in a quarterfinal match that promised to be a battle for the ages.
By Ashley Pushkin2 years ago in Unbalanced
Foxy Mama’s Come to Life in Victory over the Bees Knees of Somers
On Thursday July 27, the Westchester Female Flag Football League got together for another night of gridiron games, and the Foxy Mama’s were there again to represent for Katonah/Lewisboro. Proud in Purple, the contingent of Cross River area Moms faced the Bees Knees of Somers. But Whitney Hartmann was not charmed by her opponents for very long and set the tone on the second play from scrimmage.
By Rich Monetti2 years ago in Unbalanced
Neeraj Chopra Leaves a mark on the world: First Indian to Secure Gold at World Sports Titles. Content Warning.
In a fantastic victory for Indian sports, Neeraj Chopra prearranged history by holding onto the gold decoration in the men's lance toss occasion at the World Games Titles held in Budapest, Hungary. On the shining morning of August 28, Neeraj, affectionately alluded to as the 'brilliant kid of Indian games,' carved his name into the records of sports by turning into the very first Indian competitor to get a gold decoration at this lofty title.
By Sabuj Maity2 years ago in Unbalanced
Full-Contact. Top Story - August 2023.
I lay on the ground flat on my back after the hit. I could literally feel the pain shoot down from my chest right out my butt; it was like I was trying to pass a knife through my digestive tract. It was, without a doubt, the most painful thing I had ever experienced.
By Linda McQuade2 years ago in Unbalanced
Will Cristiano Ronald's contract be terminated in the club
ristiano Ronaldo's move to Al-Nassr has raised eyebrows and created a buzz in the football world. The Portuguese superstar's transfer to the Saudi Arabian club was seen as a surprising and bold move, given his illustrious career at top European clubs like Manchester United, Real Madrid, and Juventus. However, as Ronaldo settles into his new club, a potential problem has arisen that could see one of his teammates' contracts scrapped.
By Akinseye John2 years ago in Unbalanced
On the Field and in the Classroom Caroline Panzirer has Been a Rock at Colgate
Photo by Olivia Hokanson/Colgate Athletics Any college freshman knows that going away to school can be the adventure of a lifetime. On the other hand, the temptation to indulge in too much action has many succumb. So a year under her belt, Caroline Panzirer credits her parents and the community of John Jay coaches and teachers for not allowing extracurricular excess to gain the upper hand
By Rich Monetti2 years ago in Unbalanced
Mahopac’s TNT Explodes for First Victory in Women’s Flag Football League
The TNT Women’s Flag Football team started their season at 0-2, and the Gridiron Goddesses stood in the way of the Mahopac based team's first win on Thursday, July 13. At Somers High School, TNT lit the fuse and didn’t wait long to explode.
By Rich Monetti2 years ago in Unbalanced
John Jay Falls 31-21 to Rye in Section Semifinals
Even though last week’s upset win over Clarkstown South landed John Jay in the semifinals, there was no sense that these Wolves were playing with house money against third seeded Rye. A 21-17 fourth quarter lead said as much. Unfortunately, three straight plays allowed Rye to cash in their chips, and a 31-21 victory followed. But the sudden turn of events in no way defined his team, according to Coach Joe Candarelli, and while there were plenty of tears, dry eyes will eventually leave much for these young men to fall back on.
By Rich Monetti2 years ago in Unbalanced
John Jay Scores Big Upset over Top Seeded Clarkstown South
When John Jay lost to Mahopac two weeks ago, the Wolves lost control of their destiny. They needed a Pelham victory over Eastchester and a favorable calculation in the tiebreaker formula. Both scenarios working out, John Jay drew the top seed at Clarkstown South on Friday night and obviously the math was not on their side this time. Seeded sixth, the consensus around the section concurred. “Everyone thought we were losing,” said quarterback Craig Galea. But that’s why they play the games.
By Rich Monetti2 years ago in Unbalanced
John Jay Loses Monumental Struggle to Mahopac
After pulling out a close one last week versus Eastchester, John Jay held third place, and victory at Mahopac meant playoffs. The Indians weren’t so obliging, though, and a monumental struggle had a full stadium on edge until the last play. Coach Joe Candarelli, on the other hand, didn’t need the whistle to signal the way he felt about the heart his boys showed on Friday night. “I’ve never been so proud of this team, he said. But the berth the Wolves were hoping to come home with was not to be.
By Rich Monetti2 years ago in Unbalanced
