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Switzerland inflicted a fourth defeat on Northern Ireland in their final Women's World Cup qualifier as the group winners picked up a 2-1 victory at Mourneview Park. The Swiss made the breakthrough just before the half-hour mark through Geraldine Reuteler, who then turned provider to pick out Smilla Vallotto to add a second just before the break. Teenager Emily Cassap curled home a debut goal just minutes after coming on, but it proved to be a consolation for NI as the Swiss held on for the victory. The win secured a return to League A for Rafel Navarro's side, while Northern Ireland finished third in the group and will remain in League B. Both sides will now look forward to the play-offs in autumn with the draw to decide their opponents to be made on 18 June. It was an end-to-end start in Lurgan with Danielle Maxwell spurning two early chances to open the scoring. She stung the palms of Elvira Herzog after a nice one-two with Lauren Wade inside the opening minute before the go...

After dropping the first matchup in the best-of-three super regionals, No. 5 North Carolina walked off Southern California in Sunday’s elimination game to reach the College World Series for the second time in three years. This makes the Tar Heels the exception to the rule among the eight teams in this year’s World Series, which is set to begin on Friday at Charles Schwab Field in Omaha, Nebraska. UNC Is the only team in the field to have previously reached Omaha in the past three seasons. In fact, 23 different programs have played in the CWS since 2024, giving college baseball a distinctly more unpredictable vibe than postseasons in football and men’s and women’s basketball. Joining UNC are No. 3 Georgia, No. 6 Texas, No. 7 Alabama, No. 16 West Virginia, Oklahoma, Mississippi and Troy. We’ll see if recent experience gives UNC an edge. Another factor in the Tar Heels’ favor is a deep run of starting and bullpen arms that stepped up to hold the Trojans to just three runs in the final t...

Jun 5, 2026; Los Angeles, California, USA; Dallas Wings guard Azzi Fudd (35) dribbles the ball against LA Sparks guard Kelsey Plum (10) in the second half at Crypto.com Arena. LOS ANGELES -- The Dallas Wings' Azzi Fudd is soaking in every moment. Drafted first overall by the Wings nearly two months ago, Fudd, just as nearly every WNBA draft pick before her, went straight from college to the pros in such a short period of time. There is hardly any time for her to transition to the big leagues but Fudd said before the Wings' game against the Sparks on Friday that the change to the professional level has been good. She feels she hasn't had that big "Welcome to the W moment" just yet. But she is loving being in the league. "I don't think there's been one big moment, but definitely a lot of little moments," Fudd said. "It's just like, wow, I'm really in the W." Fudd had a breakout game when the Wings defeated the Liberty in New York ...

LAFAYETTE — Heat elevated from the artificial turf on a humid day at Loeb Stadium, but Eli Barnes wasn't feeling it. Rossville 's senior pitcher, admittedly nervous any time he's on the mound, felt a sense of coolness even with the bases loaded and no outs while nursing a 2-0 lead. This day, Barnes felt the Hornets could do no wrong. Barnes zoned in on catcher Nolan Britt and delivered. Riverton Parke No. 6 hitter Blake Todd clubbed a hard chopper right back at Barnes, who turned a 1-2-3 double play. An inning later, it was right fielder AJ Kelley who zoomed in to steal a base hit from the Panthers, only to double up a runner and help Barnes get out of a two-on, no-out scenario. "We're a team. It's not just me," Barnes said. "If I go and do my part, the whole team will do what we need to do to win." Barnes was proven correct in the Hornets' 3-0 victory over Riverton Parke for Rossville's first regional championship since 2019 . Tenth-rank...

The Knicks already did the hardest thing a road team can do to start an NBA Finals series. They took Game 1. Now comes the harder part for any team riding the high of a road win, convincing itself nothing has been taken yet. The Knicks lead the Finals after a 105-95 win over the San Antonio Spurs in the opener, but their public message entering Game 2 has been almost stubbornly plain. They haven’t talked like a team carrying a 12-game postseason winning streak. They haven’t acted like one win in San Antonio gave them anything beyond the right to prepare again. Karl-Anthony Towns didn’t dress up the point. “For me, I don’t think of anything like that, the 1-1, 2-0,” Towns said Thursday. “I just think it’s 0-0. The next game is the most important game of the year, so just continue to stay in the present, not worry about what the future may look like, not worry about what we’ve done in the past. Just cancel all that out and just worry about the present. Tomorrow when we step on the court...

Sep 24, 2022; Norman, Oklahoma, USA; Kansas State Wildcats defensive end Jaylen Pickle (93) reacts during the second half against the Oklahoma Sooners at Gaylord Family-Oklahoma Memorial Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Kevin Jairaj-Imagn Images Jaylen Pickle Bio Career:  2018 – 2022 Position:  Defensive Tackle / Defensive End Height:  6’5” Weight:  310 Hometown:  Cimarron, Kansas High School:  Cimmaron High School Career Stats Games Played:  36 Games Started:  7 Tackles:  42 Tackles For Loss:  3.5 Sacks:  1.5 Interceptions:  1 Passes Defended:  5 Notes High School Honorable Mention All-State as a Junior and Senior Four-Year Letter Winner – Football Four-Year All League – Football Four-Year Letter Winner – Basketball All League and All State – Basketball Three-Year Letter winner – Track and Field Golf Letter Winner Kansas State 2018: Redshirt 2019: Played in 1 game 2020 Played in 8 games with 2 starts 4 Tackles, 1 Interceptio...