A golf record at St. John Paul II, a cross-country record at Masconomet, and a boys' soccer record at Neighborhood House Charter highlight Tuesday's action.
A roster shift at the Cats and Essendon has been completed with players and picks moving between both clubs as Geelong ponders more moves for Nick Blakey and Rowan Marshall.
Culture is an overused word in the AFL, but the Merrett and Ridley trades, with minimal haggling and ambit claiming, was a measure of an Essendon attempt at cultural change.
Chicago Fire FC held their ground at home as they were the far better side throughout their Tuesday night contest at Soldier Field and defeated Vancouver Whitecaps 3-1 that was rescheduled from July 16 due to air quality issues.
RUNNING WILD: Princeton University football player Kai Honda, right, races up the sideline in recent action. Last Saturday, junior running back Honda rushed for 219 yards and four touchdowns, both career highs, to help Princeton defeat Columbia 35-7. He was later named the Ivy League Co-Offensive Player of the Week along with Yale quarterback Dante […]
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