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Geelong sporting stars back growing stadium wellbeing event

After growing from 250 participants to more than 400 in just two years, Serenity in the Stadium has set its sights on an even bigger crowd in 2026. Organisers are hoping 800 people will take part in the community wellbeing event at GMHBA Stadium on Sunday 11 October, almost double last year’s turnout. Now in [...] Read More... The post Geelong sporting stars back growing stadium wellbeing event appeared first on Surf Coast Times .
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Boxing

Leonardo DiCaprio Plays Boxing Moves in Notting Hill, Steers Clear of Spotlight

The Hollywood legend was seen enjoying a low‑key street excursion in Notting Hill, disguising himself with a white tee and jeans while attempting boxing stances with a friend, keeping the paparazzi far from his present status with his family and his long‑time model girlfriend, Vittoria Ceretti.
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Soccer

Legacy Pitch Project breaks ground at Walter Frazier Park in Miami Gardens

Photo courtesy of FIFA World Cup 2026 Miami Host Committee MIAMI GARDENS – The FIFA World Cup 2026TM Miami Host Committee, in partnership with the City ... The post Legacy Pitch Project breaks ground at Walter Frazier Park in Miami Gardens appeared first on South Florida Times .
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Ice Hockey

EA Sports predicts NHL standings and 2026 Stanley Cup winner

Connor McDavid and the Edmonton Oilers have won the Stanley Cup… in the virtual world, at least. With the 2026-27 NHL season officially getting underway on Tuesday, EA Sports has revealed its Stanley Cup champion pick through its annual season simulation. This year’s champion is the Oilers, who are predicted to knock off the LA Kings, Vegas Golden Knights, and Colorado Avalanche en route to the Stanley Cup Final, before defeating the Buffalo Sabres in seven games to win it all. It would be the Oilers’ third Stanley Cup Final showing in four seasons, and their first championship since 1990. This might be a bad omen for the Oilers, as EA Sports has had a bad track record when it comes to predicting the eventual Stanley Cup champions. They picked the New York Rangers to win it all back in 2025 and had the Vegas Golden Knights to go all the way last season. While Vegas got close to fulfilling that prediction, they eventually came up short against the Carolina Hurricanes in the Stanley Cup Final this past spring. Elsewhere around the league, the video game company had the Colorado Avalanche repeating as the NHL’s top regular-season team, capturing the Presidents’ Trophy for a second straight season. The Toronto Maple Leafs return to the playoffs with a third-place finish in the Atlantic Division in the simulation. However, they once again bow out in the first round of the playoffs against the Florida Panthers. The Montreal Canadiens sneak into the postseason with a wildcard berth, but can’t replicate last year’s success, suffering an opening-round exit at the hands of the defending champion Hurricanes. All of the Vancouver Canucks, Calgary Flames, Winnipeg Jets, and Ottawa Senators miss the playoffs in EA’s latest prediction. From an individual player perspective, the Oilers are dominating all the major categories, with McDavid winning the Art Ross Trophy with 148 points and taking home the Conn Smythe Trophy as playoff MVP. The Oilers captain is also predicted to take home the Hart Trophy and Ted Lindsay Award for good measure. Leon Draisaitl is being pegged for 57 goals, which edges out McDavid (53) and David Pastrnak for the Rocket Richard Trophy. > > > > > > View this post on Instagram > > > > > > > A post shared by Offside (@offside) Auston Matthews is predicted to return to form this season, netting 52 goals and 103 points with a revamped Leafs squad. Gavin McKenna will live up to the hype, according to EA, winning the Calder Trophy as the NHL’s rookie of the year. Will EA finally get things right, or will Oilers fans be correct to worry about this being a potential curse? Only time will tell. You might also like: - Future of 'Hockey Night in Canada' on CBC has been revealed - NHL insider Frank Seravalli is coming back to Canadian television
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Basketball

Florida G Denzel Aberdeen eligible for 2026-27 season via injunction

Denzel Aberdeen, who transferred back to Florida after completing Year 4 of his career at Kentucky, is legally eligible to play in 2026-27. The post Florida G Denzel Aberdeen eligible for 2026-27 season via injunction appeared first on Saturday Down South .
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Tennis

Doman records hat trick in Laurel Highlands victory

Ella Doman’s hat trick and Lola Mitchell’s brace was more than enough scoring for Laurel Highlands in a 5-1 victory over Charleroi on Monday in non-section girls soccer play at Mustang Field on the campus of Laurel Highlands High School. Gracie Cicci, Camilla Frantz, Camryn McClean and Ava Ruvalcaba had one assist apiece for Mustangs […]
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Ice Hockey

The Maple Leafs Old Guy vs. the Canadiens Kid

There it was. As soon as the starting goalies were announced for tonight’s Maple Leafs-Canadiens opener, the game suddenly got a little more interesting.
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