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Boise State Runs Past Runnin’ Rebels

BOISE, Idaho — Sparked by Tyson Degenhart’s ninth career double-double, Boise State downed UNLV, 81-59, on Tuesday night inside ExtraMile Arena. Boise State (12-4, 4-1 MW) handed UNLV (9-6, 3-1 MW) its first conference loss of the season and improved to 7-1 at home. Four Broncos scored in double figures led by Degenhart who posted 21 points […]

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BOISE, Idaho — Sparked by Tyson Degenhart’s ninth career double-double, Boise State downed UNLV, 81-59, on Tuesday night inside ExtraMile Arena.
 
Boise State (12-4, 4-1 MW) handed UNLV (9-6, 3-1 MW) its first conference loss of the season and improved to 7-1 at home.
 
Four Broncos scored in double figures led by Degenhart who posted 21 points (8-11 FGs) and 11 rebounds. Alvaro Cardenas nearly notched a double-double of his own and registered 13 points and nine assists in 37 minutes of action.
 
O’Mar Stanley stuffed the stat sheet and had 12 points, four rebounds and two blocks. Javan Buchanan also had 12 points to go with five rebounds.
 
For the Runnin’ Rebels, Jailen Bedford scored 11 points, while Jaden Henley and Dedan Thomas Jr. scored 10 points apiece.
 
At the outset of the contest, Boise State made three of its first five shots from the floor and began the game on an 8-2 run. Meadow and Dylan Anderson combined to score all eight points, with each player knocking down a three-point shot.
 
The Broncos had the long ball working early in the contest, pouring in three three-pointers in the first five minutes of the game. Stanley and Degenhart added a fourth and fifth three-point play—the old-fashioned way—on two layups plus the foul.
 
Spreading the wealth, five different Broncos accounted for the team’s first 17 points. Meadow tallied five of the 17 with the other four totaling three points apiece.
 
In the opening half, the Broncos forced nine UNLV turnovers. The Runnin’ Rebels’ nine giveaways turned into 16 points for Boise State.
 
With 8:19 remaining in the frame, Boise State captured its first double-digit lead of the night on a three-pointer by Pearson Carmichael and a layup by Degenhart. The deep ball by Carmichael was the first points of his collegiate career.
 
Aided by a 14-2 run over the final 4:39 of the half, Boise State’s lead reached 19, its largest of the period. Cardenas capped the first-half scoring and knocked down a jumper with three seconds on the clock.
 
For the half, the Broncos shot 50 percent from the field (17-34 FGs) and hit five threes. Boise State totaled 43 points and led by 19 at the intermission.

Within first 90 seconds of the second half, the Broncos’ lead reached 26. Boise State began the period with a 9-2 spurt which made it 52-26 game.
 
Boise State, who jumped ahead by as many as 29 points in the second half, led wire-to-wire. For the game, the Broncos shot 49 percent (30-61 FGs) as a team, en route to their fifth 20-point victory of the 2024-25 campaign.
 
Splitting consecutive home games, Boise State will have Wednesday off before returning to practice on Thursday. The Broncos next game will take place in Logan, Utah, where the team will play Utah State at 7 p.m. MT on Saturday.
 
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Boise State improved to 19-11 in 30 all-time head-to-head meetings with UNLV.
 
Dating back nearly five years (March 5, 2020), the Broncos have won nine of the previous 10 games against the Runnin’ Rebels.
 
The Broncos have won eight games by double figures this season, including five by 20 or more points.
 
Alvaro Cardenas tallied nine assists in the game, marking the 13th time—and sixth consecutive game—he’s notched five or more assists in a single contest.
 
Surpassing 100 assists, Cardenas now has 108 helpers this season. He is 108 dimes are 57 behind La’Shard Anderson (165, 2010-11) for the most in a single season in program history.
 
Tyson Degenhart recorded his ninth career double-double (third this season), totaling 21 points and 11 rebounds.
 
Degenhart upped his career point total to 1,644, placing him just 16 points behind Abe Jackson for sixth on the all-time scoring list in program history.
 
Pearson Carmichael made his collegiate debut, scoring eight points off the bench in 18 minutes.
 
QUOTABLE (HEAD COACH LEON RICE):
 
“Perfect response. We had a tough one the other day with a quick turnaround. I’m really proud of our guys. We played with energy, effort and passion. We came at them in waves.”
 
“We talked to (Pearson Carmichael’s) parents and we talked to him, and it just felt like the right time.”
 
“In this day and age with the changing landscape of college and what could happen, it seemed like the prudent move to get him out there and help this team. For his first game—and it be a conference game—that was pretty impressive. I was pretty happy.”
 
“I thought we played 37 really, really powerful minutes. Those games can be hard to play perfectly for 40, but 37 is a pretty darn good complete game.”

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Apr 25, 2025 Community Sport Minister Ros Spence (centre left) and City of Greater Shepparton Mayor Shane Sali (centre right) were on hand to officially open the upgrades at the Shepparton BMX Track and Cycling Precinct. Photo by Rechelle Zammit It’s wheels up for Shepparton’s newest crown jewel: a fully-upgraded BMX Track and Cycling Precinct. […]

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Community Sport Minister Ros Spence (centre left) and City of Greater Shepparton Mayor Shane Sali (centre right) were on hand to officially open the upgrades at the Shepparton BMX Track and Cycling Precinct.
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How to watch Yahoo Sports' NFL Draft Live show

The 2025 NFL Draft starts Thursday, April 24. Players including Cam Ward, Travis Hunter, Abdul Carter and Will Johnson will be in the mix, and coverage is airing across all the usual suspects — NFL Network, ESPN, ESPN2, NFL+ and ESPN+. But you can also find coverage of the 2025 NFL Draft right here on […]

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The 2025 NFL Draft starts Thursday, April 24. Players including Cam Ward, Travis Hunter, Abdul Carter and Will Johnson will be in the mix, and coverage is airing across all the usual suspects — NFL Network, ESPN, ESPN2, NFL+ and ESPN+. But you can also find coverage of the 2025 NFL Draft right here on Yahoo Sports with the Yahoo Sports Draft Live show.

Host Jason Fitz will be joined in studio by Football 301’s Nate Tice, Charles McDonald and Matt Harmon for pick-by-pick analysis, with senior NFL reporters Charles Robinson and Jori Epstein making appearances. Yahoo Sports Draft Live will be available to stream via the Yahoo Sports website, app, YouTube, X and Facebook.

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In addition to the Yahoo Sports Draft Live show, Yahoo Sports will also deliver expanded coverage throughout the draft, including a crossover Football 301 and Yahoo Fantasy Forecast show breaking down the first round of the draft and a live edition of Inside Coverage this Saturday, April 26, at 4 p.m. ET. Also on tap: A live edition of Football 301 Sunday, April 27, at 3 p.m. ET to deliver final draft grades and a taping of Yahoo Fantasy Forecast this Sunday to break down what this draft means for your fantasy teams next year. Are you ready to tune in?

Stream Yahoo Sports’ NFL Draft Live show

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The Yahoo Sports app will let you connect with other fans around the NFL Draft in real time. Using the Discussions feature, you can chat with each other and Yahoo Sports experts about each player and pick in the draft.

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To access Discussions for each player, go to their prospect pages. You can find Discussions about the broader draft in a draft megathread.

Use emojis to react to NFL draft picks

You can now react to each pick in the draft with emojis — but only a select few. You can share 🔥 if you agree with the pick, 🤔 if you’re unsure how you feel about the pick, or 😬 if you don’t like the pick.

Emoji reactions are available on both iOS and Android versions of the Yahoo Sports app.

Live activities feature

The Yahoo Sports app has a new live activities feature, which lets you stay up to date on each pick in the draft, even if your phone is locked.

When is the 2025 NFL Draft?

Round 1 of the 2025 NFL Draft kicks off on Thursday, April 24, at 8 p.m. ET. Rounds 2-7 will follow on Friday, April 25, and Saturday, April 26.

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Yahoo Sports’ NFL Draft Live show will begin at 8 p.m. ET on Thursday, Apr. 24. Friday’s Yahoo Sports Draft Live show will stream at 7 p.m. ET.

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In addition to Yahoo Sports’ coverage of the draft, you can tune into coverage of this year’s NFL Draft on NFL Network, ESPN, ESPN2 and ESPN Deportes (Spanish broadcast). You can stream coverage on NFL+ and ESPN+.

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Dowagiac Union High announces Class of 2025 Top 10

Dowagiac Union High announces Class of 2025 Top 10 Published 1:56 pm Thursday, April 24, 2025 From left: Markus Ottinger (Salutatorian,3.952 GPA), Guadalupe Brito (Valedictorian), Nevaeh Hemminger (Valedictorian), Lauren Balsbaugh (No. 9, 3.950 GPA), Brenna Mott (Valedictorian), Merrill Adams (No. 10, 3.920), Emerson Kruger (Valedictorian), Rebecca Guernsey (Valedictorian), Carlee Spagnoli (Valedictorian), Emma Stanger (Valedictorian). (Submitted) […]

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Published 1:56 pm Thursday, April 24, 2025

DOWAGIAC — Dowagiac Union High School has announced the Top Ten Graduates from the Class of 2025.

The following students have excelled both in and out of the classroom by maintaining a superb academic record, while also participating in numerous extracurricular activities and teams. Commencement will take place at 2 p.m. Sunday, May 18 at Chris Taylor Alumni Field. This year, seven Chieftains earned 4.0 GPAs to achieve Valedictorian status.

Graduating as a Valedictorian of the Class of 2025 is Guadalupe Brito. Guadalupe is the daughter of Andres and Natalia Brito. Her high school activities include National Honor Society, National Technical Honor Society, Humanities Club, Educational Talent Search, varsity soccer and wrestling.

Her Awards include academic Award of Excellence, Academic Achievement Award, Student of the Month, Honorable Mention for soccer from the Lakeland Conference, Honorable Mention all-conference wrestling and high honors. She plans to attend Ferris State University to pursue a degree in diagnostic medical sonography and she hopes to one day become an ultrasound technician.

Also graduating as Valedictorian is Rebecca Guernsey. Rebecca is the daughter of Richard and Jennifer Guernsey. Her high school activities include golf, softball, basketball, National Honors Society, robotics and powerlifting. Her awards include National Rural Small Town Academic Award, a six-time first-team all-conference honoree – four times in golf, two for soccer – two-time first team All-State golf, three-time state qualifier.

She is also an individual regional champion in golf and is a five-time team MVP – three in golf, two in softball. She plans to attend Bethel University to get a bachelor’s degree in sports management and her career plan is to become a golf course manager and a PGA professional.

Nevaeh Hemminger is also graduating as a Valedictorian. Nevaeh is the daughter of Regina Hemminger and Chad Velthouse. Her High School activities include National Honor Society, Chieftain Heart, Humanities and National Society of High Schools. Her awards include student of the month and she was aNational Rural and Small Town Recognition Award winner. She has received High Honor Awards, First Generation Recognition Award, CTE Health and Therapeutic Awards, the Award of Academic Excellence, National Career Readiness Certificate and has been a CTE Outstanding Award recipient.

After graduation, Nevaeh plans to attend Southwestern Michigan College for another year before entering the workforce or possibly transferring to the University of Michigan. At the University of Michigan, she plans to major in business and minor in entrepreneurship. Her goal is to become a successful entrepreneur and business owner by opening a bakery within five years of graduation.

Emerson Kruger is Dowagiac’s next Valedictorian. Emerson is the daughter of Andy and Jacqueline Krueger. Activities include being Vice President of the Rotary Interact Club, secretary of Student Senate, captain of the varsity volleyball team, member of National Honor Society and also a member of the Humanities Club and Environmental Club.

Her awards include receiving High Honors and the Academic Award of Excellence. She’s been Student of the Month and had a volleyball academic All-State award. Emerson plans to attend the University of Michigan to major in kinesiology and exercise science. Emerson hopes to become either a physical or occupational therapist or work for a sports team as an athletic trainer.

Brenna Mott is also graduating as a Valedictorian. Brenna is the daughter of Jason and Stephanie Mott. Her high school activities include Vice President of the National Honor Society, treasurer of Student Senate, chair of Rotary Interact Club and a member of Humanities Club and Environmental Club. Her awards include an Academic Award of Excellence, High Honors, individual, All-State basketball and individual All-State volleyball. 

Brenna plans to attend Michigan State University. In the future, she dreams of working for the Detroit Lions as a member of their managing and marketing team, where she can promote them on social media,

Graduating as a Dowagiac Valedictorian is Carlee Spagnoli. She is the daughter of Michael Spagnoli and Mickey Spagnoli. Her high school activities include softball, golf and National Honor Society. She is a member of the Career and Technical Education showcase team that represented the Dowagiac’s automotive class in Lansing.

Carlee Earned her ASE certification in maintenance, light repair and brakes. Her Awards include High honors, the Academic Award of Excellence, Academic all-state team and individual all-state for softball and golf and all-conference for golf. Carlee plans to attend Ferris State University for either radiography or nuclear medicine. She hopes to work in a hospital as a radiography tech or a nuclear medicine tech.

Dowagiac’s final Valedictorian for the Class of 2025 is Emma Stanger. She is the daughter of Mike and Melissa Stanger. Her school activities include Rotary Interact – where she was the treasurer last year and president this year – Environmental Club Leadership Team, Student Senate, National Honor Society. Humanities and Chieftain Heart.

She also represents Dowagiac in the Michigan Gateway Foundation Youth Advisory Council. Emma is a 14-year member and team captain of the Miss Michelle and Company dance team. Her Awards include High Honors, MVP, all-state and academic all-state for competitive cheer.

Emma plans to attend Purdue University and major in marketing. After graduating college, she aims to work in the sports industry being behind the scenes working on marketing.

Representing the Class of 2025 as Salutatorian is Markus Ottinger with a GPA of 3.952. He is the son of Brandon Ottinger and Sherry Chaline. Markus’ high school activities include National Honor Society, Rotary Interact and Environmental Club. His awards include receiving an Academic Award of Excellence and being recognized for high honors. He was honorable mention at the 106 and 113-pound weight class and was first team all-conference in wrestling. He was also Academic All-State for four years, a four-year wrestling varsity starter and is ASE certified in maintenance and light repair and plans to attend Western Michigan University to study computer science, computer systems and information. He hopes to become a certified information technician.

Lauren Balsbaugh is ranked number 9 with a GPA of 3.95. She is the daughter of TJ and Kelly Balsbaugh.Her high school activities include National Honor Society, Rotary Interact, Environmental Club, Student Senate, Chieftain Heart, varsity sideline cheer along with varsity competitive cheer and varsity tennis. Her awards include Certificates of Excellence all four years of high school, High honors and Academic All-State for competitive cheer. She’s been the MVP for tennis and has made all-conference in competitive cheer as well. Lauren plans to attend Saint Mary’s College and after graduation hopes to start as a registered nurse before returning to get a master’s degree to become a nurse practitioner.

Merrill Adams is ranked number 10, graduating with a GPA of 3.92. She is the daughter of John and Erin Adams. She is enrolled at Cassopolis Ross Beatty for agriculture classes and is dual-enrolled at Southwestern Michigan College. She is the Vice President of the Cassopolis FFA chapter, Michigan’s Region One FFA Reporter, is a member of Student Senate, Vice President of the Dowagiac National Honor Society and Rotary Interact Club.

She has received high honors all four years of high school and was the recipient of Green Hand, chapter and state degrees for FFA. She also received a state chapter award for FFA and placed sixth at the Michigan FFA State Convention in the prepared public speaking competition.

Merrill is currently Miss Cassopolis and Miss Congeniality 2025. She plans to attend Southwestern Michigan College for agricultural business before getting her certificate in agricultural operations from Michigan State University. After graduating, she plans to get her bachelor’s in animal science from Kansas State University’s online program. She plans to be a MagnaWave practitioner and hopes to become an agricultural science teacher.

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Surfers Dharma – The Journey to Purpose (ft. Koa Smith, Tom Carroll, Pacha Light)

Filmmaker and narrator Uriel Jean Armel sets out to document what it means to live with purpose. Along the way, iconic surfers including Tom Carroll, who turned his struggle with addiction into a gift, and rising voices for activism and awareness through surfing like Koa Smith and Pacha Light share their own stories of transformation. […]

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Filmmaker and narrator Uriel Jean Armel sets out to document what it means to live with purpose. Along the way, iconic surfers including Tom Carroll, who turned his struggle with addiction into a gift, and rising voices for activism and awareness through surfing like Koa Smith and Pacha Light share their own stories of transformation.

Through this movie, we aim to bring awareness on environmental issues in Indonesia.
If you would like to support this cause, you can reach out to Risman via his IG page: Lombok Plastic Free IG page @lombokplasticfree

Or, Sungai Watch who provided us with some additional footage. Their their teams are cleaning up beaches and rivers of Indonesia, installing barriers to prevent the trash from coming to the ocean: @sungaiwatch – you can also support and donate through their webpage: sungai.watch

If you are interested in the topics of healing and meditation, head over to the website of Dr Joe Dispenza (drjoedispenza.com), both Koa and Uriel have been attending his retreats and found deep healing through his studies and practices

Thank you to all our kickstarter donors who made this journey possible. To be continued!

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Garbiñe Muguruza and Kosovare Asllani plot sporting pathway to social sustainability …

A former World No.1 in women’s tennis and a footballer who has played in the top divisions of Spain, England, France, Italy and the USA joined forces with Laureus and sustainability partner, EY, at the Laureus World Sports Awards earlier this week, to begin a new chapter in social sustainability in sport.  Both two-time Grand […]

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A former World No.1 in women’s tennis and a footballer who has played in the top divisions of Spain, England, France, Italy and the USA joined forces with Laureus and sustainability partner, EY, at the Laureus World Sports Awards earlier this week, to begin a new chapter in social sustainability in sport. 

Both two-time Grand Slam champion Garbiñe Muguruza and Kosovare Asllani, capped 192 times for the Sweden women’s national football team, are Laureus Ambassadors with a history of advocacy. They chose the 25th anniversary Laureus World Sports Awards in Madrid to convene a panel of changemakers including representatives from NGOs, elite sporting events and industry with the goal of developing actionable strategies that can be adopted across sport to foster social sustainability.‘Local to Global – Sport as a Catalyst for a Better World’ was presented by Laureus and EY at the Palacio de Cibeles, the venue later that same day for the Laureus World Sports Awards, attended by the world’s greatest athletes.The conversation spotlighted real-world examples of sport transforming communities, fostering inclusion, resilience, education, and health outcomes, both through community initiatives and also major international events.
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