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ROO NEWS
- WEEKLY RECAP: Women’s Basketball Earns NAC Sweep at Farmington February 6, 2019All four winter sports were in action last week as the women's basketball team earned a weekend road NAC sweep at Maine (Feed generated with FetchRSS)
- Holliday Nets Game-High 23 Points in Last Second Overtime Loss at UMF February 5, 2019Robert Holliday, Jr. scored a game-high 23 points but the men's basketball lost a back-and-forth battle, 77-75, in (Feed generated with FetchRSS)
- Leathem’s Goal Leads Roos to 1-1 Tie at Morrisville February 5, 2019Kelly Leathem scored her third goal of the season to lead the women's hockey team to a 1-1 tie at Morrisville State in (Feed generated with FetchRSS)
- Balanced Offense Leads Women’s Hoops to Fourth Straight Win February 5, 2019Autumn Watkins and Antanasia Chambers scored in double figures to lead a balanced SUNY Canton offense as the women's (Feed generated with FetchRSS)
- Strong First Period Carries No. 2 Geneseo Past Roos February 5, 2019Austin Washkurak made 24 saves on 25 shots in relief but No. 2 nationally-ranked SUNY Geneseo scored four first period (Feed generated with FetchRSS)
SLU Athletics
SAINTS NEWS
- Five Earn NFCA All-America Scholar Athlete Honors June 11, 2021Five St. Lawrence University softball players have been named National Fastpitch Coaches Association All-America Scholar Athletes.
- Women's Soccer Trio Earn College Player of Distinction Honors June 11, 2021St. Lawrence University women's soccer seniors Hannah Arment, Julia Mulhern and Madelyn Sumple earned United Soccer Coaches (USC) College Player of Distinction honors for the 2020-21 season, as announced by the organization Wednesday afternoon.
- Clark Earns CoSIDA Academic All-District Honors June 10, 2021Senior outside hitter Alison Clark earned CoSIDA Academic First-Team All-District honors, as announced by the association on Thursday afternoon.
- Ferraro, Frimel Earn Academic All-District Honors June 10, 2021St. Lawrence University football players Anthony Ferraro and Kyle Frimel earned First-Team CoSIDA Academic All-District honors in recognition of their achievements on the field and in the classroom, the College Sports Information Directors of America announced on Thursday.
- Mulhern, Arment Named CoSIDA Academic All-District June 3, 2021St. Lawrence University women's soccer seniors Julia Mulhern and Hannah Arment earned CoSIDA Academic First-Team All-District honors, as announced by the association on Thursday afternoon.
College Football
- Ex-CU QB Noyer off to Oregon St. for final season June 12, 2021Former Colorado quarterback Sam Noyer will use his final year of eligibility at Oregon State.
- CFP expansion roundtable: The good, the bad, the what-ifs June 11, 2021What are the best and worst parts about a possible 12-team bracket? We break it all down.
- What would a 12-team playoff have looked like since 2014? Simulations, storylines and more June 11, 2021Bill Connelly crunches the numbers using SP+ to figure out the most likely scenarios for how a 12-team playoff would have played out since 2014.
- CFP will consider expanding to 12-team format June 11, 2021The College Football Playoff management committee will consider expanding to a 12-team format that would include the six highest-ranked conference champions and the next six highest-ranked teams.
- Ex-players: Bo Schembechler ignored warnings June 11, 2021Former Michigan football players Dan Kwiatkowski and Gilvanni Johnson, who have told investigators they were molested by former team doctor Robert Anderson, said head coach Bo Schembechler ignored their warnings at the time about abusive treatments.
COLLEGE BASKETBALL
- LeBron James, Drake and more in attendance for Bronny James' star-studded season debut June 12, 2021Multiplatinum rapper Drake, LeBron James and fellow Los Angeles Laker Jared Dudley were in attendance as Bronny James made his sophomore season debut.
- Sales Pitch: Which AAC schools have the most to offer recruits, transfers? June 12, 2021Jeff Borzello talked to anonymous coaches about the state of American men's basketball programs.
- Ex-MSU star Appling denied bail in murder case June 12, 2021Former Michigan State star Keith Appling denied bail as he faces murder and other charges in Detroit.
- UConn coach hopes NIL law helps retain players June 11, 2021UConn men's basketball coach Dan Hurley is hopeful legislation passed this week in Connecticut that will allow college athletes to profit from the use of their names, images and likenesses will keep more players in school.
- Wake Forest adding Ole Miss grad transfer Sy June 11, 2021Wake Forest is adding Khadim Sy from Ole Miss as the Demon Deacons' fifth Division I transfer this offseason.
MLB NEWS
- Mets GM rebuts Alonso's manipulated-ball theory June 12, 2021New York Mets acting general manager Zack Scott refuted New York first baseman Pete Alonso's charge that Major League Baseball has been manipulating baseballs to hurt potential free agents.
- MLB: 22 teams at threshold; vaccine pace slows June 12, 2021Major League Baseball now has 22 teams that have reached the 85% vaccination threshold for players and other on-field personnel, but the pace of vaccinations has slowed.
- D-backs GM on leave as wife deals with cancer June 12, 2021Arizona Diamondbacks general manager Mike Hazen is taking an immediate leave of absence from the team as his wife, Nicole, deals with brain cancer, the team announced Friday.
- Nats' Scherzer exits after 12 pitches due to groin June 12, 2021Max Scherzer left after throwing just 12 pitches in the first inning against the Giants on Friday. He said an MRI on his groin revealed inflammation and called himself day-to-day.
- Rizzo: Decision not to get vaccine 'weighed hard' June 12, 2021Chicago Cubs first baseman Anthony Rizzo said he is waiting for more "data" on the COVID-19 vaccine and said he understands why his decision is drawing strong reactions.
NHL
- Bruins' Rask needs hip surgery, hopes to re-sign June 12, 2021Boston Bruins goalie Tuukka Rask said he needs surgery to repair a torn labrum in his hip and said he hopes to re-sign with the team and be ready to return in January or February.
- Jackets hire assistant Larsen as new head coach June 11, 2021Brad Larsen, who has served as an assistant coach with the Blue Jackets for the past seven seasons, was promoted to head coach on Thursday.
- 2021 NHL Playoffs Central: Bracket, schedule, scores, highlights, analysis June 11, 2021From the first round all the way through the Stanley Cup Final, ESPN has you covered. Check out the full picture and coverage on each team.
- NHL Playoffs Daily: Stanley Cup semifinal matchups are set June 11, 2021We're down to the NHL's final four, as the Golden Knights dispatched the Avalanche in Game 6 Thursday. Get caught up on everything here.
- Wyshynski: Ten reasons to root for the Montreal Canadiens, I guess June 11, 2021With the Habs eight games away from a Stanley Cup, we make a list of factors that could make someone want to jump on the bandwagon.
NFL NEWS
- Packers don't hold back offense with Jordan Love at QB1 June 11, 2021The Packers "threw everything" at Love in minicamp, and he responded with an uneven three-day stint as QB1 while Aaron Rodgers stayed away.
- Veteran CB Joseph retires after 15 NFL seasons June 11, 2021Cornerback Johnathan Joseph announced his retirement Thursday after 15 NFL seasons with the Bengals, Texans, Titans and Cardinals.
- Packers add QB Dolegala; Sternberger gets ban June 11, 2021Quarterback Jake Dolegala signed with the Packers after his tryout during the three-day minicamp concluded Thursday.
- Giants CB Beal pleads guilty to firearm charges June 11, 2021Giants cornerback Sam Beal pleaded guilty to gun-related charges last week stemming from an arrest in Ohio last June, according to Lorain County Court records.
- Chiefs' Long injured, has 'zero regrets' on return June 11, 2021Chiefs guard Kyle Long suffered a knee injury in an OTA practice Wednesday but said in a tweet that he has no regrets about coming out of retirement to restart his NFL career.