Golden softball gets historic win over rival Wheat Ridge

Mines Dominates In 45-7 Western State Win!

Haldane Grad Named Hood College Head Coach

Michael Impellittiere, a 2009 Haldane High School grad, has been named the head baseball coach at Division III Hood College in Frederick, Maryland.

Dutchess County Classic Results

Beacon and Cold Spring finishers on Sept. 17

Trump renews clash with U.S. sports world

President Donald Trump renewed his spat with the sports world on Sunday, again calling for National Football League owners to fire players who protest during the U.S. national anthem.

Cycling: Hayman blames service cars for world championships crash

Australian Mathew Hayman blamed the service cars for a crash which forced him to retire from the road race at the cycling world championships on Sunday.

CFB Highlights: NC State knocks off No. 12 Florida State

Ryan Finley threw a pair of touchdowns as North Carolina State upset No. 12 Florida State 27-21 on Saturday.

A’s Maxwell first MLB player to kneel during anthem

Oakland Athletics catcher Bruce Maxwell joined the list of athlete protesters on Saturday when he became the first MajorLeague Baseball player to kneel during the national anthem.

Ice hockey makes push to help China get its skates on

The National Hockey League went to great lengths to win over the home crowd when the Los Angeles Kings took on the Vancouver Canucks in the first ever NHL pre-season game played in Beijing on Saturday.

Athletics: Kipchoge misses record in rainy Berlin triumph

Olympic champion Eliud Kipchoge staved off a surprise challenge from Ethiopian debutant Guye Adola to win an enthralling Berlin marathon on Sunday, but missed out on his bid to set a new world record.

Wozniacki powers to Pan Pacific title in Tokyo

Caroline Wozniacki ended her string of final failures by beating Russia’s Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova 6-0 7-5 in Tokyo on Sunday to win her second straight Pan Pacific Open title.

MLB Highlights: Shaw’s homer lifts Brewers over Cubs

Travis Shaw hit a two-run homer with one out in the bottom of the 10th inning off Wade Davis as the Milwaukee Brewers beat the Chicago Cubs 4-3 on Saturday afternoon at Miller Park.

Trump clashes with sports world over player protests, invitation

Nadal and Federer team up to widen Europe’s lead in Laver Cup

Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal took care of business in their singles matches before teaming up in an eagerly anticipated doubles pairing to extend Europe’s lead over players from the rest of the world in the inaugural Laver Cup on Saturday.

Strong start gives Casey two-stroke lead at Atlanta

England’s Paul Casey, chasing the FedExCup and its $10 million bonus, grabbed a two-stroke third-round lead over Americans Kevin Kisner and Xander Schauffele at the Tour Championship in Atlanta on Saturday.

Remarkable Rossi qualifies third for Aragon MotoGP

Valentino Rossi made a remarkable comeback to qualify third for the Aragon MotoGP on Saturday just three weeks after suffering a broken leg, with team mate Maverick Vinales taking pole ahead of Jorge Lorenzo.

Knicks agree to trade Carmelo Anthony to Thunder: reports

The New York Knicks agreed to trade 10-time All-Star forward Carmelo Anthony to the Oklahoma City Thunder, according to multiple reports on Saturday.

Winner of ‘dirtiest race in history’ Alptekin banned for life: Anadolu

Asli Cakir Alptekin, who won Olympic gold at London 2012 before being stripped of the title, has been banned for life by the Turkish Athletics Federation for a third doping offense, state-run Anadolu news agency have reported.

Wozniacki stuns Muguruza, advances to Tokyo final

Defending champion Caroline Wozniacki crushed new world number one Garbine Muguruza 6-2 6-0 on Saturday to advance to the final of the Pan Pacific Open as the Dane remained on course for a third title at the Tokyo tournament.

French Olympic Committee chief ‘cannot imagine’ 2018 boycott

French Olympic Committee President Denis Masseglia “cannot imagine” a situation that will lead to the country boycotting next year’s Winter Olympics in South Korea amid growing concerns over tensions in North Korea.

Going mobile with the Raiders shows why team is moving

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NFL vows ‘vigorous’ fight against Aaron Hernandez CTE lawsuit

The National Football League on Friday vowed to vigorously fight a lawsuit filed on behalf of former New England Patriots star Aaron Hernandez’s family that claimed his severe chronic traumatic encephalopathy led to his suicide.

Baseball: Ausmus will not return as Detroit Tigers manager

The Detroit Tigers announced Friday the contract of manager Brad Ausmus will not be extended beyond the 2017 season.

Golf-Thomas jumps into three-way tie for lead at Tour Championship

Justin Thomas took a step towards winning the FedExCup and its $10 million bonus when he jumped into a share of the second-round lead at the Tour Championship on Friday.

NBA: National Basketball Association roundup

The Golden State Warriors plan to meet as a team this fall to decide whether to make a visit to the White House to celebrate their 2017 NBA championship, head coach Steve Kerr told ESPN.

Three U.S. baseball teams to extend safety nets after girl’s injury

At least three Major League Baseball teams will extend protective netting at their ballparks to prevent foul balls and broken bats from hurting spectators, a move triggered by a serious injury to a young girl at New York’s Yankee Stadium this week.

Olympics: IOC confident over Korea Games as French committee plays down concerns

France’s Olympic Committee on Friday played down security concerns over next year’s winter Games in South Korea, as organizers said athletes’ wellbeing was their priority and expressed confidence the event would go ahead.

NFL: National Football League roundup

Former Atlanta Falcons defensive tackle Ra‘Shede Hageman was suspended six games by the NFL on Friday for violating the league’s personal conduct policy.

Team Europe jumps ahead in inaugural Laver Cup

Team Europe swept the singles matches at the inaugural Laver Cup on Friday before Australian Nick Kyrgios and American Jack Sock took down top-ranked Rafael Nadal and Tomas Berdych in the doubles to salvage a point for Team World.

Tiger progressing but still no timetable for return

Tiger Woods is not hitting full shots and has no timetable for his return to competitive golf after undergoing his fourth back surgery in April, the former world number one said on Friday.

Three U.S. baseball teams to extend safety nets after girl’s injury

At least three Major League Baseball teams will extend protective netting at their ballparks to prevent foul balls and broken bats from hurting spectators, a move triggered by a serious injury to a young girl at New York’s Yankee Stadium this week.

Without Remediation, Diamond In The Rough A Risky Play

The Philadelphia Energy Solutions Field at 35th and Moore in South Philadelphia isn’t easy to find.

Growing Pains for Haldane Volleyball

But with seven seniors, all eyes on state tournament

Raiders management wants family-friendly Las Vegas stadium

A kinder and gentler Black Hole? Say it ain’t so!

Goff, Gurley shine as Rams hold off 49ers in wild encounter

Jared Goff passed for 292 yards and a career-high-tying three touchdowns, and Todd Gurley scored three TDs as the Los Angeles Rams held on for a wild 41-39 victory against the San Francisco 49ers at Levi’s Stadium on Thursday.

NFL star Hernandez’s family sues league over ‘severe’ CTE

Former New England Patriots player Aaron Hernandez, who killed himself in prison in April, had a “severe case” of the brain disease chronic traumatic encephalopathy, a lawyer said on Thursday as he sued the team and NFL on behalf of the athlete’s young daughter.

Tennis: Top seed Muguruza sails into Pan Pacific Open semis

World number one Garbine Muguruza put on a clinical display to power past Caroline Garcia 6-2 6-4 in the Pan Pacific Open quarter-finals in Tokyo on Friday.

Tensions with North Korea, China hurt ticket sales for South Korean Olympics: organizer

South Korea’s political tensions with North Korea and China are depressing ticket sales for the 2018 Winter Olympics in the South Korean city of Pyeongchang, leaving hundreds of thousands of tickets unsold, the organiser said on Friday.

NHL: Kings top Canucks in first NHL game in China

Tanner Pearson scored two goals in an exhibition game, which would typically be no gigantic feat.

Golf: Stanley upstages big names to take Tour Championship lead

Kyle Stanley marked his first appearance at East Lake by upstaging the big names to take the first-round lead with a six-under-par 64 at the Tour Championship in Georgia on Thursday.

Golf: Matthew appointed 2019 European Solheim Cup captain

Scotland’s Catriona Matthew was appointed European team captain for the 2019 Solheim Cup at Gleneagles on Thursday in what she said was a dream come true after making nine appearances as a player.

Russia’s new anti-doping chief looks for fresh start

Almost two years after Russia crashed out of world athletics amid a spate of drugs scandals, former university lecturer Yuri Ganus sits in his Moscow office, plotting the rehabilitation of the national anti-doping agency.

Motor racing: Switzerland to host first race in more than 60 years

Switzerland, a country that banned motor racing in 1955 after the sport’s worst accident at Le Mans, will return to the international calendar next year with a round of the electric Formula E championship in Zurich.

Ex-NFL star had ‘severe’ case of CTE brain disease: lawyer

Former New England Patriots player Aaron Hernandez, who killed himself in April after being acquitted in his second murder trial, had a “severe case” of the brain disease chronic traumatic encephalopathy, a family lawyer said on Thursday.

Light heavyweight champ Ward announces retirement

Unified light heavyweight world titleholder and former Olympic champion Andre Ward announced his retirement from boxing on Thursday.

Macron praises IOC for keeping Paris, LA dreams alive

President Emmanuel Macron on Thursday promised a 2024 Olympic Games that transform French sport and praised the International Olympic Committee’s decision to keep the dreams of two cities alive by announcing the 2024 and 2028 Games at the same time.

Olympics: France ready to skip 2018 Winter Games if security risk too great

France’s Winter Olympics team will not travel to the 2018 Games in South Korea if its security cannot be guaranteed, French Sports Minister Laura Flessel said on Thursday.

Rison Dedicates New Turf And New Name For Football Field Friday

A 6 a.m. pep rally will kick off a day of celebration which will include a field dedication ceremony and the 8-2A conference opener this Friday, September 22, at Rison High School.

Golden Knights’ Jonathan Marchessault out to show he’s no one-hit wonder

Jonathan Marchessault heard the criticism throughout his hockey career.

Golf: Top-ranked Spieth primed for $10 million bonus at East Lake

Jordan Spieth feels good about the quality of his game heading into the season-ending Tour Championship starting in Atlanta on Thursday, even if he is not holing as many long putts as when he won the event in 2015.

McGregor could address Congress in rights campaign for fighters

Mixed martial arts champion Conor McGregor could speak in the United States Congress to help with a campaign to extend the legal protections enjoyed by boxers to MMA fighters, according to Congressman Markwayne Mullin.

Olympics: Oceania allowed small quota of athletes at 2022 Asian Games

A small contingent of athletes from Oceania nations will be allowed to compete at the 2022 Asian Games in China so long as their qualification paths for the 2024 Paris Olympics go through Asia, the Australian Olympic Committee said on Thursday.