Mixed emotions for Raptors’ vet Young going into Philly series
TSN Raptors Reporter
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Tomar won the men's 50m rifle 3 positions T4 (fourth trial) competition, getting the better of seasoned Haryana shooter Sanjeev Rajput at the national selection trials on Thursday. In the gold medal contest, Tomar shot 404.9 to finish ahead of Rajput (400.7) at the Dr Karni Singh Shooting Range. Both Tomar and Rajput are Olympians and if the result at the trials is any indication, the two remain India's best bet in 3P event, notwithstanding the change in format.
Before Kawhi Leonard's four-bounce buzzer-beater, there was stress.
Hossein Vafaei became the first Iranian player to qualify for the World Championship, but opted to use the platform to slam six-time winnerRonnie O'Sullivan for being «disrespectful» to snooker and urged the Rocket to «retire» after his tongue-in-cheek «numpties» rant on Eurosport's digital channels. World No. 18 Vafaei completed a 10-9 win over Lei Peifan on the final black of the final qualifier at the English Institute of Sport on Wednesday to secure his spot in the draw for the last 32 for the sport's blue-chip event.
Scotland's Gemma Dryburgh and England's Jodi Ewart Shadoff are one shot behind leader Hannah Green after Thursday's opening round of the LPGA Lotte Championship.
NEW ORLEANS — Wherever CJ McCollum goes in New Orleans right now, he says, he feels the buzz in the city about the Pelicans.
Australia's Hannah Green has recorded back-to-back birdies three times while grabbing the first-round lead at the Lotte Championship in Ewa Beach, Hawaii.
With Championship safety all but guaranteed going into the Easter weekend programme, Lee Bowyer believes Birmingham City have "steadied the ship" but have to be better in the attack to make real progress up the table.