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Why Sports Radio Should Give the WNBA a Bigger Seat at the Table Before It’s Too Late

"Sports radio has spent decades telling listeners what's worth talking about. In today's fragmented media environment, perhaps it's time to listen to what the audience is telling sports radio is worth talking about." The post Why Sports Radio Should Give the WNBA a Bigger Seat at the Table Before It’s Too Late appeared first on Barrett Media.
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Lacrosse

A childhood dream come true

A childhood dream came true for Savannah Morgan (17) as she sang the national anthem at Empower Field at Mile High when the Denver Broncos faced the Green Bay Packers…
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Rugby Union

Wagga’s Toby Popple earns green and gold World Cup call-up

Toby Popple thought his rugby league days were over when he lost a leg following complications from a car crash. Now the Wagga Wagga product is heading to a World Cup in the green and gold. Popple has been named in Australia’s 10-player Wheelaroos squad for the 2026 Rugby League World Cup, which will be […]
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Handball

With 21 gold medals, S. Korea counting on more from archery, taekwondo in final week

NAGOYA, Japan — South Korea has entered the final week of the medal competition at the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games in central Japan, having bagged 21 gold medals, about halfway to its target of about 45 gold medals. In the early going, the country's basketball teams thrived with three gold medals — one each in the men's and women's 5x5 hoops and in the men's 3x3 basketball. Among other team sports, South Korea grabbed its fifth consecutive gold in baseball and its first gold since 2018 in women's handball. Fencers also carried the load by snapping up four gold medals, with Oh Sang-uk taking the men's sabre individual title and leading South Korea to the team gold medal as well. South Korea saw surprise champions emerge from artistic gymnastics and canoe sprint. On the other hand, the country struggled in swimming and table tennis. South Korea had just one gold medal from the pool, after collecting six titles three years ago, and ended up with three bronze medals in table tennis — the country's worst-ever Asian Games performance. Over the final stretch, South Korea is expected to collect
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Rugby Union

PACNEWS SPORTS, 28 SEPTEMBER 2026

In this bulletin: 1. RUGBY — WXV Global Series Challenger: Fiji win thriller to claim title2. RUGBY — Rokotuisawa, Boselawa named in Flying Fijians 68-member squad3. POWERLIFTING — Powerlifting Fiji eyes growth at Oceania championship4. MSG GAMES — MSG Games to start in 20295. RUGBY LEAGUE — Nawaqanitawase soaking in final big moments after making […] The post PACNEWS SPORTS, 28 SEPTEMBER 2026 appeared first on Islands Business .
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Rugby League

Newcastle find themselves the NRL’s fairytale team after scarcely believable return to glory | Nick Tedeschi

The Knights’ incredible preliminary final win over the Penrith Panthers showcased everything Justin Holbrook has done to turn the club around Few teams have been mired in mediocrity longer than the Newcastle Knights, a club from a region that few dispute is the heartland of rugby league in Australia. They are built on the legend of Joey and Chief and so many others but have, for the better part of the last quarter-century, been an irrelevance. No more. After one of the most compelling, controversial and climactic preliminary finals in the history of the game, the Knights are on their way to the 2026 NRL grand final just 12 months after claiming their fourth wooden spoon in 11 seasons. Hollywood’s finest scriptwriter could not have written the story of Newcastle’s rise over the last year – and even the most creative could not have put together what will live in folklore as one of the most dramatic grand final qualifiers the game has seen. Continue reading...
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Women’s ice hockey loses home opener to Quinnipiac University 2-1

On Friday, Sept. 25, the University of Maine women’s ice hockey team kicked off their regular season in a game at the Harold Alfond Sports Arena, falling 2-1 to the Quinnipiac University Bobcats. This game also marked the first game for new Head Coach Alex Gettens, who has returned...
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