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Over the past month alone, the Professional Fighters League has traveled to Madrid, Pittsburgh, Chicago and Belfast, Northern Ireland, with many of those shows featuring native sons and daughters.
Apr. 28—GRAND FORKS — Matt Fischer met his wife Abbie (Gibbs) Fischer in the Grand Forks track and field throwing program. They have a shot put and discus ring in their backyard. Matt has been coaching Grand Forks youth in the throws for more than 20 years and when he needed help at a meet over the
The 2025 college football season ended with Indiana winning the national championship, a result that showed how quickly the power structure can change in the NIL and transfer portal era. The Hoosiers finished 16-0 and beat Miami 27-21 for the…
Casey Mize came up limping after fielding a tapper in front of the mound and throwing out Atlanta’s Blake Baldwin at first base.
Vaibhav Sooryavanshi has regained the Orange Cap lead, becoming the first to 400 runs in IPL 2026. Rajasthan Royals secured a thrilling six-wicket win over Punjab Kings, with Donovan Ferreira and Shubham Dubey's unbeaten 77-run stand sealing the victory after a strong start by Sooryavanshi.
The one-time Professional Fighters League tournament winner will compete inside the promotion for the first time since 2022 when he meets Simeon Powell in a light heavyweight feature on Saturday in South Dakota.
Apr. 28—100 — Pierce Petersohn (Triton) 10.88; Daniel Schosow (Winona) 10.96; Noel Herandez (Kenyon-Wanamingo/Goodhue) 11:01; Zakari Epps (Winona) 11.01; Peyton Loftus (Pine Island) 11.10. 200 — Pierce Petersohn (Triton) 22.19; Zakari Epps (Winona) 22.23; Nathaniel Gaines (Lourdes) 22.95; Keymoni Be
Apr. 28—SECTION 1, ALL CLASSES 100 — Taylor Kurtz (Mayo) 11.84; Avery Nelson (Stewartville) 12.33; Josie Van Brunt (Mayo)12.37; Melanie Holman (Century) 12.75; Averee Henslin (Triton) 12.82. 200 — Taylor Kurtz (Mayo) 24.34; Avery Nelson (Stewartville) 25.16; Averee Henslin (Triton) 26.08; Josie Van
Detroit Red Wings prospect goaltender Trey Augustine, who is now with the AHL's Grand Rapids Griffins, reflected