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HIGH SCHOOL VOLLEYBALL: SEP 03 Napoleon at Bowling Green
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Mitch Albom Twice book tour hits Toledo Library
TOLEDO – Mitch Albom, an internationally renowned bestselling author, journalist, broadcaster, humanitarian, and more was the guest speaker at the Toledo Lucas County Library’s Author! event last week. Albom, who has written syndicated column for the Detroit Free Press since 1985, talked about his latest book, Twice, to a sold-out crowd in the McMaster Family Center for Lifelong Learning in the Main Library on Oct. 13.
Toledo fire chief soars with Thunderbirds
Story and photos by Scott W. Grau TOLEDO – Surreal. That’s the only word that Toledo Fire and Rescue Department chief Allison Armstrong can think of to describe her unique opportunity to fly in a U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds F-16 Fighting Falcon jet. “It didn’t feel real until we were in that jet and taking off,” she said. Once Armstrong and advance pilot/show narrator Maj.
Komets forward Anthony Petruzzelli skates in on a breakaway
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Local republican results mixed
Story and photos by Scott W. Grau HOLLAND – Supporters, volunteers, elected officials and candidates gathered at the Lucas County Republican Party election night watch party at the Holland Gardens Banquet Hall on Tuesday night to watch the results of the local, state and national elections. Derek Merrin, running for U.S. House of Representatives against incumbent Marcy Kaptur, made a late-night appearance but chose not to make a speech to his supporters.
MiLB: Indianapolis Indians at Toledo Mud Hens
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Komets' Supryka
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Komets vs, Walleye
The Komets' Cameron Supryka, left, keeps the puck from the Toledo Walleye's Adrien Beraldo on Friday at the Huntington Center in Toledo. The ice was pink to raise breast cancer awareness.
Komets vs. Walleye, on pink ice
The Komets' Ture Linden, middle, jostles for position with the Toledo Walleye's Riley Sawchuck as goalie John Lethemon looks on Friday at the Huntington Center in Toledo. The ice was pink to raise breast cancer awareness.
Komets vs. Toledo
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WNIT Bowling Green Memphis Basketball
The Bowling Green athletic department says a Memphis basketball player has been charged by Bowling Green campus police with assault after punching a Falcons player in the handshake line following a Women’s NIT game. Bowling Green says there is an active investigation and declined to release more information. As the teams walked toward center court following Bowling Green’s 73-60 win in the Round of 16 game, Memphis’ Jamirah Shutes stopped to talk with the Falcons’ Elissa Brett.
MAC Becomes First FBS Conference to Cancel Fall Football Season
The conference is the first in the FBS to call of its season due to the coronavirus Miami RedHawks running back Jaylon Bester runs with the ball during the Mid-American Conference championship game against the Central Michigan Chippewas on December 7, 2019 at Ford Field. Scott W.
Muffet McGraw, Notre Dame's legendary women's basketball coach, is retiring after 33 years
Muffet McGraw, famed head coach of the Notre Dame women's basketball team, has stepped down after 33 seasons with the team.
One sad stat that sums up the Red Wings' season so far
BarDown Staff Scott Grau/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images Wednesday night, the Detroit Red Wings got obliterated by the Toronto Maple Leafs on their home ice by a final score of 6-0. Three in the first. Three in the second. Third period up next.#LeafsForever pic.twitter.com/2uWd4mjCIn — Toronto Maple Leafs (@MapleLeafs) November 28, 2019 Detroit has some talent, but they're on a 7-game losing streak right now and have been getting BLOWN OUT in losses at a number we haven't seen in 20 years.
Falcons fall to RIT
Posted: Saturday, October 12, 2019 12:34 am Falcons fall to RIT Photo by Scott W. Grau/Sentinel-Tribune Sentinel-Tribune Bowling Green forward Max Johnson (10) skates with the puck against Rochester Institute of Technology defenseman Dan Willett (5) while RIT goalie Logan Drackett (30) guards the net during the first period of the Ice Breaker Tournament Friday night at the Huntington Center in Toledo. BGSU fell to RIT 3-2 in overtime.
Preds sign NCAA standout Pitlick
15m ago TSN.ca Staff Rem Pitlick , Scott W. Grau/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images The Nashville Predators have signed Hobey Baker Award nominee Rem Pitlick to a two-year, entry-level deal, the club announced on Friday. The 21-year-old centre just completed his junior year at Minnesota where he had 21 goals and 24 assists for a Golden Gophers team who fell to Notre Dame in the Big Ten semi-finals.
Sentinel’s Carle accepts award
Posted: Saturday, March 16, 2019 8:33 am Sentinel’s Carle accepts award Photo by Scott W. Grau/National Football Foundation Sentinel-Tribune Jack Carle (right) accepts his National Football Foundation Media Award from Rob McKinnon, president of the Toledo Wistert Chapter, during the 57th Scholar-Athlete Awards Dinner Monday at the SeaGate Convention Centre in Toledo.
The Red Wings picked an awkward time to make Dennis Cholowski a healthy scratch
BarDown Staff Dennis Cholowski , Scott Grau/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images The Detroit Red Wings are well out of the playoff picture in the Eastern Conference so the remainder of the regular season will most likely be a time for them to develop some of their young pieces on the roster by giving them as much time in the NHL as possible.
A key alteration to the Detroit Red Wing's ice surface is drawing mixed reviews from hockey fans
The Detroit Red Wings are one of the most storied franchises in the NHL, but they’re moving on from something that’s been a part of their identity for years. Pictures of the team’s ice surface recently revealed that the centre ice circle at Little Caesars Arena no longer reads ‘Hockey Town’, and all that can be seen is the iconic logo. The Wings have endured all sorts of change in recent years. In addition to dropping the title, Detroit moved on from its legendary Joe Lewis Arena just a year ago.
Habs, de la Rose agree on two-year deal
The Montreal Canadiens have agreed to terms with forward Jacob de la Rose on a two-year, $1.8 million contract. Canadiens agree to terms on a new two-year contract ($900k AAV) with forward Jacob de la Rose. DETAILS -> https://t.co/YmUhjefF4n #GoHabsGo — Canadiens Montréal (@CanadiensMTL) July 5, 2018 De La Rose appeared in 55 games last season for the Canadiens and posted four goals and eight assists with a minus-2 rating.
J.D. Martinez fractures elbow colliding into wall
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The Night in Sports (March 7)
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Here are some of the images that caught our eye on the sports night of March 7, starting with Baylor guard Niya Johnson and Texas guard Brooke McCarty chasing a loose ball in the Big 12 women's tournament championship game.
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Goalie Jeff Lerg just wants his shot
If you’ve been paying attention to the wider hockey world during the last week, chances are you’ve seen it, and you’re as in just as much awe as everyone else: a goalie for the ECHL’s Toledo Walleye sprawled in his crease on his back, his left arm wrapping around his body to stop the puck from finding the wide-open net, a game-saving stop in overtime. Yeah, you’ve seen the save, but do you know who Jeff Lerg is?
Price, Strasburg file for salary arbitration
Detroit Tigers pitcher David Price and Washington Nationals pitcher Stephen Strasburg were among 175 players who filed for salary arbitration. Teams and players have until Friday to make submissions on salary, and both sides can continue to negotiate new contracts for those players. Pitchers Doug Fister, Jeff Samardzija, Rick Porcello, Ian Kennedy and Baltimore Orioles first baseman Chris Davis also filed for arbitration. The arbitration hearings are set for the first weeks in February.
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