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Bowling: Warriors League Week 3 Results

Warriors Bowling League action continued, with Blackfoot defeating Apache 3-1, Commanche defeating Navaho 3-1, and Kickapoo defeating Mohican 3-1.

Standings

  1. Kickapoo 11
  2. Commanche 7
  3. Apache 5
  4. Navaho 5
  5. Mohican 4
  6. Blackfoot 4

Last weeks results

  • Blackfoot 3 Apache 1
  • Navaho 1 Commanche 3
  • Mohican 1 Kickapoo 3

Team

  • Scratch Game: Apache 726; Kickapoo 605
  • Scratch Series: Commanche 1812; Navaho 1627
  • Handicap Game: Mohican 902
  • Handicap Series: Blackfoot 2435

Men

  • Scratch Game: Jamel Bean 247; Corey Bean 180; Larry Dean 177
  • Scratch Series: Dennis Trott 535; Victor Fishington 499; Andre Place 466
  • Handicap Game: Taye Fishington 260; Clarence Burrows 238; Clay Bean 212
  • Handicap Series: Llewellyn Jones 675; Rodney Caines 654; Wilfred Furbert 575

Women

  • Scratch Game: Susie Bradshaw 175; Christine Joell 136; Lynn Cann 128
  • Scratch Series: Alisa Cann 434; Mirian Caisey 373
  • Handicap Game: Tanya Iris 242; Chrystie Simons 208
  • Handicap Series: Jennifer Butterfield 615; Akajae Mills 566

Warriors League are looking for male and female bowlers. If you are interested in bowling on Friday nights at 6.45 pm please call 537-0608.

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McBride and Collier lead Lynx over Sun 82-75 to force a deciding Game 3 | Taiwan News

UNCASVILLE, Conn. (AP) — Kayla McBride scored 28 points and Napheesa Collier added 26 points and 13 rebounds as the Minnesota Lynx beat the Connecticut Sun 82-75 on Sunday to force a deciding Game 3 of their first-round playoff series.

Alyssa Thomas scored 26 points and DeWanna Bonner added 24 for the No. 3 seeded Sun, who won the first game of the series by 30 points, but now must win a road game on Wednesday to advance.

“We love our fanbase and we do feel like that’s an advantage for us,” Collier said. ,

The Lynx led by six points at halftime and stretched that to 16 with the help of a 12-0 run in the third quarter, highlighted by the fifth of McBride’s six 3-pointers. Her layup made it 65-49.

But the Sun responded with a run of their own and trailed only by 65-60 headed into the fourth quarter.

A 3-pointer from Bonner cut the lead to 76-73 with 2 1/2 minutes to play, but the Lynx made several big defensive stops and scored the next six points to put the game away.

Connecticut, which shot 16 for 30 from behind the arc in the Game 1, hit just seven of it 20 attempts on Sunday, while the Lynx, led by McBride, were 9 of 24.

Both teams had injury scares in what was a physical game.

Bonner had 18 points before taking an elbow to the nose late in the third quarter with the Sun trailing by five points.

Collier also was injured earlier in that quarter and also spent a short time in the locker room after leaving the court holding her lower back.

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Newton leads division

Newton took the lead in the American Blue division of the SFC after defeating Kittatinny, 28-7, there Friday, Sept. 22.

The Braves hold a 3-1 record overall and a 3-0 record in the division, compared with Lenape Valley, which has a 3-2 record overall but a 2-0 record in the division.

Kittatinny’s record is 1-3; its only victory was against Hackettstown in the season opener.

On Friday, senior DeMarius Posey and sophomore Matt Ellsworth scored in the first quarter for Newton, and Brenden Lynch and Dylan Cottermade touchdowns in the third and fourth quarters, respectively. Sophomore Nick Kurilko made all four points after touchdowns.

Senior Cole Davis put the only points on the board forthe Cougars.

Posey rushed for a total of 121 yards and he threw a 15-yard pass to Lynch for a touchdown. Cotter rushed for a total of 94 yards.

Ellsworth completed four of seven pass attempts for a total of 60 yards.

Vernon wins shutout

Vernon struck down Lenape Valley, 28-0, at home Sept. 22.

The victory pushed the Vikings’ record to 4-1. They are tied with Lakeland at the top of the American White division.

Vernon will play at Lakeland on Friday, Sept. 29.

After a scoreless first quarter, senior running back Franco Luna made two touchdowns in the second quarter and another in the third. The last one was on a 48-yard run.

Senior wide receiver Colin Dignan made three receptions resulting in one touchdown in the second quarter.

Junior quarterback Aden Karwoski completed all seven of his pass attempts for a total of 63 yards.

Senior running back Logan Pych carried the ball 14 times and gained 112 yards, and Luna rushed for a total of 62 yards.

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Movement Research on Instagram: “‍️ARE YOU UP FOR MORE DANCING!!?? The International Interdisciplinary Artists Consortium (IIAC) will be offering affordable workshops during the Interdisciplinary Arts Lab 2023 hosted by Movement Research. @interartsconsortium Come join teaching artists from around the world on Friday, August 4, and Saturday 5 starting at 10am. Multiple workshops are happening simultaneously each day and you can make your own schedule. On August 4, stay for the Roundtable Discussion featuring IIAC Residency Participants. The conversation kicks off at 7pm. Workshops are available on a sliding scale from $15-$30 per session. The Round Table Discussion is FREE!! RSVP required! Read the list of teachers from the International Interdisciplinary Artists Consortium below and Register Today! #LINKBIO > INTERDISCIPLINARY ARTS LAB Or visit> https://movementresearch.org/series/interdisciplinary-arts-lab-2023 IIAC Teaching Artists: ️ Esther Baker-Tarpaga (Lenapehoking/Philadelphia, PA) ️ Deborah Black (Lenapehoking/New York, NY) ️ Nicholson Billey (Lenapehoking/New York, NY) ️ yaTande Whitney V. Hunter (Lenapehoking/Philadelphia PA) ️ Martín Lanz Landázuri (Mexico City, Mexico) ️ Arely Landeros (Mexico City, Mexico) ️ Paulina Ruiz-Carballido (Paris, France/Oaxaca, Mexico) ️ Iskra Shukarova (Skopje, North Macedonia) ️ Zornitsa Stoyanova (Sofia, Bulgaria) ️ Sugar Vendil (Lenapehoking/Brooklyn, NY) @estherbakertarpaga @_deborah_black_ @drbigeye2013 @micropolis_lab @collectifvidda @bodymeld @zstoy @sugarvendil @nicholsonbilley This event is facilitated by Peter Sciscioli (Lenapehoking/Brooklyn, NY) @peter_sciscioli ️Register Today! [ID: A Close-up portrait of Esther Baker-Tarpaga wearing a red sparkly dress with a bouquet of yellow flowers poking out of the top. She is smiling softly at the camera. Behind her is a chalkboard with blurred lettering. Photo credit: Karla Conrad.]” INTERDISCIPLINARY ARTS LABnOr visit> https://movementresearch.org/series/interdisciplinary-arts-lab-2023nnud83dudca5IIAC Teaching Artists:nnu2600ufe0f Esther Baker-Tarpaga (Lenapehoking/Philadelphia, PA)nu2600ufe0f Deborah Black (Lenapehoking/New York, NY)nu2600ufe0f Nicholson Billey (Lenapehoking/New York, NY)nu2600ufe0f yaTande Whitney V. Hunter (Lenapehoking/Philadelphia PA)nu2600ufe0f Martu00edn Lanz Landu00e1zuri (Mexico City, Mexico)nu2600ufe0f Arely Landeros (Mexico City, Mexico)nu2600ufe0f Paulina Ruiz-Carballido (Paris,…

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Varsity athletic schedules, Sept. 24-30

MONDAY, 9/25

Golf: Pittston Area, Wyoming Area in Wyoming Valley Conference qualifier for District 2 golf tournament, Fox Hill Country Club, 9 a.m.

Boys soccer: Pittston Area at Berwick, Senator John Gordner Stadium, 4:15 p.m.

Field hockey: Lewisburg at Wyoming Area (NL), Atlas Field, 4:15 p.m.

Girls soccer: Hazleton Area at Pittston Area, Primary Center Field, 4:15 p.m.

Girls volleyball: Wilkes-Barre Area at Pittston Area, 4:15 p.m.

Girls volleyball: Delaware Valley at Wyoming Area, 4:30 p.m.

TUESDAY, 9/26

Field hockey: Holy Redeemer at Pittston Area, Primary Center Field, 4:15 p.m.

Girls volleyball: Tunkhannock at Pittston Area, 4:15 p.m.

Girls soccer: Wyoming Seminary at Wyoming Area, Tenth Street Field, 4:30 p.m.

Boys soccer: Wyoming Area at Wilkes-Barre Area, Plains/Solomon School, 6:30 p.m.

WEDNESDAY, 9/27

Boys and girls cross country: Pittston Area, Wyoming Area vs. Hanover Area, Holy Redeemer, Nanticoke, Wyoming Seminary at Luzerne County Rec Field, 4:15 p.m.

Field hockey: Wyoming Area at Lackawanna Trail, 4:15 p.m.

Girls volleyball: Wyoming Valley West at Wyoming Area, 4:30 p.m.

Girls soccer: Pittston Area at Wilkes-Barre Area, 6:30 p.m.

THURSDAY, 9/28

Girls soccer: Wyoming Area at Hanover Area, 4:15 p.m.

Girls soccer: Wilkes-Barre Area at Pittston Area, Primary Center Field, 4:15 p.m.

Girls volleyball: Crestwood at Wyoming Area, 4:30 p.m.

Boys soccer: Nanticoke at Pittston Area, Primary Center Field, 4:45 p.m.

Field hockey: Nanticoke at Pittston Area, Primary Center Field, 4:45 p.m.

FRIDAY, 9/29

Boys soccer: Tunkhannock at Wyoming Area, Tenth Street Field, 4:30 p.m.

Girls volleyball: Pittston Area at North Pocono (NL), 5 p.m.

Football: Nanticoke at Pittston Area, Charley “Trippi” Stadium, 7 p.m.

Football: Scranton at Wyoming Area, Anthony “Jake” Sobeski Stadium, 7 p.m.



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McBride and Collier lead Lynx over Sun 82-75 to force a deciding Game 3

Kayla McBride scored 28 points and Napheesa Collier added 26 points and 13 rebounds as the Minnesota Lynx beat the Connecticut Sun 82-75 on Sunday to force a deciding Game 3 of their first-round playoff series.

Alyssa Thomas scored 26 points and DeWanna Bonner added 24 for the No. 3 seeded Sun, who won the first game of the series by 30 points, but now must win a road game on Wednesday to advance.

“We love our fanbase and we do feel like that’s an advantage for us,” Collier said.

The Lynx led by six points at halftime and stretched that to 16 with the help of a 12-0 run in the third quarter, highlighted by the fifth of McBride’s six 3-pointers. Her layup made it 65-49.

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But the Sun responded with a run of their own and trailed only by 65-60 headed into the fourth quarter.

A 3-pointer from Bonner cut the lead to 76-73 with 2 1/2 minutes to play, but the Lynx made several big defensive stops and scored the next six points to put the game away.

Connecticut, which shot 16 for 30 from behind the arc in the Game 1, hit just seven of it 20 attempts on Sunday, while the Lynx, led by McBride, were 9 of 24.

Both teams had injury scares in what was a physical game.

Bonner had 18 points before taking an elbow to the nose late in the third quarter with the Sun trailing by five points.

Collier also was injured earlier in that quarter and also spent a short time in the locker room after leaving the court holding her lower back.

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Stelco Holdings pursing bid for U.S. Steel, sources say

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Stelco Holdings Inc., Canada’s biggest steelmaker, is pursuing a bid for United States Steel Corp., adding to a growing list of suitors for the iconic American company, according to people familiar with the matter.

Stelco is seeking to purchase the entire company as it looks to increase its portfolio of steelmaking assets and boost its share of the market for supplying metal to the automotive sector, the people said. Stelco is in talks with a potential partner on its bid, the people said, asking not to be identified because the details are private.

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No final decision has been made and Stelco could opt against making a bid, the people said.

Stelco’s interest comes amid Pittsburgh-based U.S. Steel’s review of strategic alternatives, which has coincided with a rebuffed offer from rival Cleveland-Cliffs Inc. The battle for the company could spell the end of what was once the world’s biggest company.

U.S. Steel fell 0.6 per cent to close US$31.23 in New York trading Thursday, giving the company a market value of about US$7 billion. Stelco fell about one per cent to US$27.68, giving it a market value of about US$1.5 billion.

Representatives for Stelco and U.S. Steel declined to comment.

Stelco is the successor to U.S. Steel’s assets in Canada, which chief executive Alan Kestenbaum acquired out of bankruptcy in 2017.

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1st OMBC Mohican Triathlon was no easy feat for these feet

LOUDONVILLE — I finished a race on Sept. 9, and, for a brief moment, experienced the elation of being in the lead. Happiness, however, is fleeting — especially when your legs and body cannot physically keep up. 

I can see how being in the lead of a race is motivating, though. The urge to maintain the lead is strong. But urgency cannot be the only force at work. Preparation through training is what sets apart the podium finishers with the mere finishers.

Anyway. 

It was the Mohican Triathlon, organized by Ryan O’Dell’s Ohio Mountain Bike Championship series. It’s a reintroduction of sorts to the early days when triathlons were popular around here. Back when Shannon Kurek put on races at Pleasant Hill Lake and people doing the swimming portion had to be rescued. Oh, the good ole days. Back when race directors didn’t have to worry about their snowflake participants filing lawsuits or — worse! — leaving a bad review. 

The Mohican Triathlon, with its kayaking, mountain biking and running, shouldn’t be called a triathlon. That’s at least coming from a friend, who, albeit, didn’t know the first-ever recorded triathlon in Paris involved canoes. (And, really, the name is adequate.)

It is, I concede, an odd event. At least around here. Elsewhere, a quick Google search revealed, these types of events are common. There’s the Lost Loon Triathlon in Tennessee, Morgan’s Little Miami Triathlon, the Chippewa Triathlon in Minnesota, the West Penn Trail Triathlon … the list goes on. 

But the event’s strangeness, and, thus, appeal, isn’t its novelty. It’s the distances. Six miles of kayaking; 5.6 miles of mountain biking; 6.6 miles of trail running. As a mountain biker, my initial thought was “hm. Interesting. The least amount of miles is during the cycling portion of the race.” 

Nearly all other triathlons feature…

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