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Photo highlights from match day 3 at the Women's Euro 2025 soccer tournament

This gallery, curated by AP photo editors, shows highlights from match day 3 at the Women’s Euro 2025 soccer tournament in Switzerland. Follow AP visual journalism: AP Images blog: http://apimagesblog.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/apnews X: http://twitter.com/AP_Images AP soccer: https://apnews.com/hub/soccer 0

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Photo highlights from match day 3 at the Women's Euro 2025 soccer tournament

This gallery, curated by AP photo editors, shows highlights from match day 3 at the Women’s Euro 2025 soccer tournament in Switzerland.


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Kade Anderson highlights four Tigers selected on day one of the 2025 MLB Draft

BATON ROUGE, La. (WGNO) – LSU pitcher Kade Anderson highlights four Tigers selected on night one of the 2025 MLB Draft. Anderson was selected third overall to the Seattle Mariners. You can read more here. Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement LSU right-handed pitcher Chase Shores was selected by the Los Angeles Angels as the 47th overall pick […]

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BATON ROUGE, La. (WGNO) – LSU pitcher Kade Anderson highlights four Tigers selected on night one of the 2025 MLB Draft.

Anderson was selected third overall to the Seattle Mariners. You can read more here.

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LSU right-handed pitcher Chase Shores was selected by the Los Angeles Angels as the 47th overall pick in the second round of the MLB Draft.

Shores, a redshirt sophomore from Midland, Texas, made a strong return to the mound in 2025 after missing the 2024 season due to Tommy John surgery.

In his comeback season, he finished with a 5-3 record and two saves in 23 appearances (nine starts), posting a 5.09 ERA. Over 63.2 innings, Shores walked 31 batters and struck out 70.

His standout performances came in the postseason, where he played a crucial role in LSU’s run to the College World Series title. Shores pitched in four of LSU’s five CWS games, delivering 7.0 relief innings, allowing only three earned runs on five hits, with no walks and eight strikeouts.

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Notably, he earned the save in Game 2 of the CWS Finals on June 22 against Coastal Carolina, throwing 2.2 scoreless innings to secure LSU’s National Championship. In that appearance, he allowed just one hit, no walks, and struck out four batters.

LSU standout right-hander Anthony Eyanson was selected by the Boston Red Sox with the 87th overall pick in the third round of the 2025 MLB Draft on Sunday night.

A junior from Lakewood, California, Eyanson delivered a dominant 2025 campaign. He posted a 12-2 record with a 3.00 ERA over 20 appearances (18 starts), tallying 108 innings with 152 strikeouts, 36 walks, and a .218 opponent batting average.

Recognized as a First-Team All-American and Second-Team All-SEC selection, Eyanson finished third in the nation in strikeouts. Eyanson led the SEC in wins (12).

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Eyanson played a key role in LSU’s College World Series title run, earning the win in Game 2 of the Finals against Coastal Carolina. In that outing, he threw 6.1 innings, allowing three runs on seven hits with one walk and nine strikeouts.

In the same round, LSU junior outfielder/designated hitter Ethan Frey was chosen by the Houston Astros with the 119th overall pick, marking the fourth LSU player selected on Sunday.

A native of Rosepine, Louisiana, Frey had a strong 2025 season at the plate, hitting .331 with 15 doubles, one triple, 13 home runs, 50 RBIs, and 43 runs scored. He was a key contributor during LSU’s championship run, scoring a team-high six runs in the College World Series while posting a .391 on-base percentage.

Frey delivered LSU’s first run in Game 2 of the CWS Finals against Coastal Carolina with an RBI double, helping the Tigers secure a 5-3 win and the national championship.

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[embedded content]Watch Marietta (Ga.) Wheeler small forward Colben Landrew playing for Game Elite at the Adidas 3SSB Palmetto Road Championship. Landrew averaged 18.0 points, 6.5 rebounds, 2.3 assists and 1.2 steals in six games, helping to lead Game Elite to a title by scoring the most points on the team throughout the tournament and finishing with […]

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Watch Marietta (Ga.) Wheeler small forward Colben Landrew playing for Game Elite at the Adidas 3SSB Palmetto Road Championship.

Landrew averaged 18.0 points, 6.5 rebounds, 2.3 assists and 1.2 steals in six games, helping to lead Game Elite to a title by scoring the most points on the team throughout the tournament and finishing with a 6-0 record. 

Landrew is considered a four-star prospect with a 91-grade and the 62nd-best in the class, No. 24 small forward according to 247Sports.

Miami recently expressed interest in Landrew.

Christopher Stock has covered the Miami Hurricanes since 2003 and can be reached by e-mail at stock@insidetheu.com and on Twitter @InsideTheU.

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2025 WWE Evolution results, grades, review, winners

There’s a new women’s world champion, and her name is Naomi. After losing her match earlier in the night with Jade Cargill under the No Holds Barred stipulation, Naomi managed to drag herself back out to the ring at the end of the main event between champion Iyo Sky and Rhea Ripley to make use […]

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2025 WWE Evolution results, grades, review, winners

There’s a new women’s world champion, and her name is Naomi. After losing her match earlier in the night with Jade Cargill under the No Holds Barred stipulation, Naomi managed to drag herself back out to the ring at the end of the main event between champion Iyo Sky and Rhea Ripley to make use of her Money in the Bank contract and score the pinfall of Sky to win the title. It was a wild way to cap off the second edition of WWE Evolution as an all-women’s PPV event.

That’s not the only title match fans in got to see in Atlanta. WWE women’s champion Tiffany Stratton mixed it up with a legend in her match, four tag teams competed for gold and a triple threat for the intercontinental title were among the big highlights of the night. And Stephanie Vaquer earned herself a future title shot by overcoming 15 other superstars to win the Battle Royal.

CBS Sports was with you all night with recaps and highlights of all the action from State Farm Arena in Atlanta.

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Lynch retains intercontinental title in wild match

Things got started fast in Atlanta with Lynch, Bayley and Valkyria all going at it. The match featured plenty of frantic spots and near falls that kept the fans on their feet for the duration. Every time it appeared one wrestlers was closing in on the win, the third participant would break up the near fall. One of the highlights included Lynch hitting a double DDT, which was followed by Valkyria hitting Night Wing on Bayley for a near fall. Bayley appeared to have the upperhand late when she hit Valkyria with an enzugiri Roseplant, but Lynch broke up the pin by taking Bayley’s back and performing a backlside pin for the three count. It probably makes the most sense as a result here to keep the title on Lynch and have her move on to other things, and the same goes for Bayley and Valkyria. A great match that got the crowd fired up. Lynch def. Bayley and Lyra Valkyria via pinfall — Grade: B+

Jayne retains title with help

Jacy Jayne and Jordynne Grace put on a fine match with plenty of outside influence from the their stablemates. Jayne ended up getting the pin after a scramble for the belt to be used as a weapon resulted in it being tossed from the ring, only to be returned and used on Grace to get the three-count. Blake Monroe then entered the ring and handed the belt to Jayne despite being allied to Grace going into the match. A fine match for what it was. No complaints. Jacy Jayne def. Jordynne Grace via pinfall 

Rodriguez, Perez overcome the odds to retain tag team titles

Raquel Rodriguez and Roxanne Perez had to deal with three teams to hold on to the championships on Sunday, but they managed to do it. The match saw multiple big spots from Charlotte Flair, Alexa Bliss, Asuka and Kairi Sane as they put on a great show for the fans in Atlanta. They were some great close calls, but the match ended after Rodriguez managed to powerbomb Bliss over the top rope and into both Sane and Asuka. Perez then dove onto Flair to allow Rodriguez to hit another one-armed powerbomb on Ruca and secure the win. Raquel Rodriguez and Roxanne Perez (c) def. Alexa Bliss & Charlotte Flair vs. The Kabuki Warriors (Kairi Sane & Asuka) vs. Sol Ruca & Zaria via pinfall

Stratton takes out a legend

Tiffany Stratton got all she could handle from Trish Stratus in their match. The Hall of Famer had some big moments and gave a better showing than her other recent appearances in the ring. Stratus hit her signature moves, including the bulldog and Stratusfaction, to give some hope that she could take the title from Stratton. But just as things seemed to be going her way, Stratton took momentum away and called it a night. Stratton picked Stratus up and hit an Alabama Slam to set up her finisher, The Prettiest Movesault Ever, for the three count. It was a hastily put together match, but it was a good showcase to give Stratton a showing to a wider audience. Tiffany Stratton def. Trish Stratus via pinfall to retain title — Grade: B

Sky, Ripley deliver a classic, Naomi cashes in

Cargill stands tall over Naomi

The two bitter rivals wasted no time in getting physical with weaponry. Cargill battered Naomi with a trash can before attempting to toss a toolbox on her outside the ring. Once Naomi swung the momentum, she attempted a flying kick to a prone Cargill next to the announce table, but blew up a TV monitor when she missed. Once back in the ring, Cargill took a TV camera and started to bash Naomi with it as things continued to escalate further. The match reached its end after Cargill hit Jaded from the top rope through a table for the three count. Bianca Belair didn’t factor in much as part of the bigger story at play, so her inclusion felt a bit out of place given there were no rules, really, but at least this is (hopefully) the end of this long rivalry. Jade Cargill def. Naomi via pinfall. — Grade: C+

Vaquer wins Battle Royal, earns title shot at Clash in Paris

The always hectic style of match created from rough spots with so many people in the ring. While the early action was a bit tough, the ending came together nicely with Stephanie Vaquer, Lash Legend (from NXT), Nia Jax and Nikki Bella as the final four. Jax took care of Bella to leave the two behemoths with the smaller Vaquer. Legend picked up Jax by herself and put her on the outside of the rope before Vaquer came over to assist. Vaquer then used her cunning smarts to get Legend on the outside to hit the Devil’s Kiss and eliminate her. Vaquer earned herself a world title shot at Clash in Paris in August and cut a strong promo afterward. A decently put togoether Battle Royal with a “correct” person winning. Stephanie Vaquer wins Battle Royal — Grade: B

Iyo Sky and Rhea Ripley put on an old-school classic in the main event. They started with chain wrestling before exchanging blows. The two stopped in their tracks to tell each other of their respect for the other and then decided to truly fight. Ripley took the early edge by using her power and strength to bully Sky around the ring. Sky managed to turn the tide with flying hurricanrana. It led to a surge of attack from Sky, who hit a suicide dive out of the ring and then a missile dropkick from the top rope. As Sky looked to set up a finisher, Ripley managed to counter and create her own offense. As the two battled through chain wrestling, Sky managed to connect on a Poisonrana. Ripley then hit a Razors Edge — a nod to her former stablemate Damian Priest — followed by a situp powerbomb that also led to a near fall. Sky looked for another missile dropkick, but hit the referee inadvertently. Ripley hit Riptide, but there was no official to hit the three count. Ripley then took her frustrations out on Sky with more offense and then dragged her out of the ring and into the crowd. Sky managed to save herself from a powerbomb off of the equipment and then hit another major dive off the top onto Ripley. As the competitors made it back into the ring, Sky attempted to hit a sunset flip powerbomb, but was caught. Sky hit her Over the Moonsault finisher, but Ripley again managed to kick out. Ripley built momentum back and hit a Spanish Fly off the top rope that left both women prone in the ring. Then Naomi’s music hit and she cashed in her Money in the Bank contract to make the match a triple threat. Naomi then hit Sky with the briefcase and then a split-legged moonsault for the pin and win. Some great theater in the Sky vs. Ripley story, but it just kind of ends in a weird place with Naomi cashing in her contract to take the title. Interested to see where this goes with SummerSlam just a few weeks away. Naomi def. Iyo Sky and Rhea Ripley to win Women’s World Championship — Grade: B+

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Collegiate sports roundup

Many Warwick Valley High School graduates competed with dedication and pride in collegiate sports this recently concluded outdoor season. Here’s a look at some of their accomplishments. Gina Milazzo was on the roster as a freshman for the State University of New York Cortland women’s golf program this past season. Milazzo earned First Team All […]

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Many Warwick Valley High School graduates competed with dedication and pride in collegiate sports this recently concluded outdoor season. Here’s a look at some of their accomplishments.

Gina Milazzo was on the roster as a freshman for the State University of New York Cortland women’s golf program this past season. Milazzo earned First Team All Northeast Golf Conference and Northeast Golf Conference Rookie of the Year honors. She also had a round of 71 (tied for team record) at the Ithaca Invitational. Milazzo placed second at the Northeast Women’s Golf Conference (NWGC) Championships. From there, she competed in the NCAA Division III Championships.

The Red Dragons captured the team title at the NWGC Championships. Milazzo is a Sports Management major.

Luke Solari was a first year goalie for the Eastern Connecticut State University men’s lacrosse program this past season. Solari played in two games and made two saves for Eastern Connecticut State.

The Warriors collected six overall victories with a 3-3 record at home and three wins in the Little East Conference. They advanced to the Little East Conference Playoffs where they were defeated by Plymouth State University. Solari is a Finance major.

Matt Sansone was a freshman who played attack for the Saint Michael’s College (Colchester, Vt.) men’s lacrosse team this spring season. Sansone competed in four games and recorded a goal for Saint Michael’s.

The Purple Knights posted an overall record of 7-6 with three wins on their home field and two wins in the Northeast 10 Conference. Sansone is majoring in Health Science.

Johnny Accardo was a freshman defender for the Siena College (New York) men’s lacrosse program this year.

The Saints finished with an overall record of 11-5 with a mark of a 4-1 at home. In the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference (MAAC) they were 7-1. Siena advanced to and won the MAAC Tournament championship with victories over Marist (semifinals) and Sacred Heart (championship round) in contests held in Fairfield, Connecticut. From there they competed in the NCAA Division I Tournament where they were defeated by the University of Albany. Accardo is a Physical Therapy major.

Francis Keneally was on the roster as a first year long stick midfielder for the Yale University (New Haven, Connecticut) men’s lacrosse team this past season. Keneally competed in one game this year for Yale.

The Bulldogs tallied five overall wins with a mark of 4-3 on their home field. In the Ivy League they went 3-3. Yale advanced to the semifinal round of the Ivy League Tournament where they were defeated by Cornell in a game held in Ithaca, N.Y.

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IMSA Extended Highlights 2025

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