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On Saturday, the New York Liberty celebrated their first championship banner at the Barclays Center while starting their 2025 season against the Las Vegas Aces, with each player receiving a commemorative ring. Star point guard Sabrina Ionescu shared images of the ceremony on Instagram, showcasing her new championship ring and the banner. At 27, Ionescu has an impressive career, being the first overall pick in the 2020 WNBA Draft, a three-time All-Star, and now, with...

Penn State football fans recognize the significance of the Nastasi name, as Donte Nastasi, the son of former Nittany Lions wide receiver Joe Nastasi, aims to secure his place on the team. A redshirt sophomore standing at 5-foot-10 and weighing 163 pounds, Nastasi is noted for his speed and versatility, which could benefit head coach James Franklin's receiving corps. Although he was unranked by recruiting services coming out of high school, Nastasi's performance in spring...

Auburn baseball concluded its regular season with a mixed performance against then-No. 25 Ole Miss, snapping a five-game win streak by losing the first two games but securing a final victory. This win brought Auburn's conference total to 17, strengthening its NCAA Tournament aspirations, though its national ranking slipped from No. 2 to between No. 7 and No. 10 across major polls. The Tigers remained a top-10 team but faced challenges, as Ole Miss improved...

The WNBA's opening weekend saw eight matchups, highlighted by the first regular season game at Chase Center and the Liberty's championship banner unveiling. Major drama unfolded during the Fever's home opener, where Caitlin Clark's foul on Angel Reese prompted an investigation into hate comments, coinciding with the league's "No Space for Hate" campaign. Additionally, injuries affected teams early on, with Sparks' Rae Burrell and Mercury's Kahleah Copper expected to miss several weeks, while impressive rookie...

Wrestler Kyle Snyder, a 2016 Olympic gold medalist, pled guilty to disorderly conduct and was fined $250 following his arrest in a prostitution sting in Columbus, Ohio, on May 10. He is currently temporarily suspended by SafeSport for allegations of misconduct and has completed a john school course for soliciting sex, stating he's learned important lessons about his decisions and their impacts. Snyder qualified for the 97kg spot at the upcoming Final X event, but...

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