Ex-Northwestern volleyball player becomes first female athlete to join hazing scandal lawsuits
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Indian Women's Softball Team Set To Debut At Asian Games
Softball Association of India (SBAI) on Monday announced a 16-member Indian women's team, which is all set to make its debut at the upcoming Asian Games to be held in Hangzhou, China. With softball making its debut at the continental event, starting on September 23, SBAI announced the squad along with a standby and three reserves, which was selected after trials for the probable's list, followed by a two-week coaching camp-cum-trials held in Delhi in June-July. Considering the Indian women's softball team's regular participation in the Asian championships, Softball Asia granted a wild card entry to India.
Tom Sermanni, at his 6th Women's World Cup, a valuable coaching resource for Canada
They say it's a small world. And Tom Sermanni has coached in most of it.
Red Sox secure series win over Mets behind four-run third inning
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Phillies avoid getting swept with extra innings win over Guardians
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Jake Paul signs amateur boxer, 'Euphoria' actor Javon Walton - ESPN
Most Valuable Promotions (MVP), the boxing promotional company co-founded by Jake Paul, has signed rising Hollywood star and boxing up-and-comer Javon «Wanna» Walton, officials told ESPN on Monday.
Ex-Northwestern volleyballer suing over response to hazing - ESPN
A former Northwestern volleyball player filed a lawsuit Monday morning in Illinois claiming that the school and its athletic department were negligent in response to an alleged hazing incident that occurred in the spring of 2021.
First US all-women's-sports bar embraces the Women's World Cup - ESPN
PORTLAND, Ore. — An hour-and-a-half before the USA opens its 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup campaign against Vietnam, a staff member at a sports bar in Portland places an «at capacity» sign in front of the door. Dozens of people continue to peek into the bar anyway, hoping beyond reason that a spot will open up.