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ECNL ANNOUNCES SPEAKERS FOR 2026 COACHING SYMPOSIUM, POWERED BY US CLUB SOCCER

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RICHMOND, Va. (December 31, 2025) – The ECNL is excited to announce that the ninth annual ECNL Coaching Symposium, powered by US Club Soccer, will take place February 3-4, 2026, at Circa Resort & Casino in Las Vegas, NV. Ten leaders from across the world will be sharing insights and expertise on a wide variety of topics during this incredible educational event.

The ECNL Coaching Symposium will feature experts with presentations addressing technical and tactical development, leadership and personal development, club and organizational development, and more. Attendees will have the opportunity to collaborate with fellow leaders and coaches, share ideas and best practices, and will return to their clubs with ideas to innovate and push the game forward. Get a sense of the size, scope and excitement of the event from last year!

Below is the fantastic lineup of speakers at this year’s event (listed alphabetically). 

Neil Bath – Former Academy Director, Chelsea Football Club

Neil Bath has spent the majority of his professional career at Chelsea FC, where he built a distinguished reputation in youth development and football operations. He began with eight years as an Academy Coach before moving into a 20-year tenure overseeing the club’s Youth Development Programme. In his final two years, he served as Director of Football Development and Training Ground Operations.

During Bath’s leadership, Chelsea’s academy grew into one of the most recognised and productive talent pathways in global football. The youth team secured seven FA Youth Cup titles, reached four UEFA Youth League finals—winning two—and achieved multiple additional honours. The academy also r0ose to No. 1 in England for player productivity, with numerous graduates progressing to Chelsea’s first team or generating significant value through transfers.

In July 2024, Bath chose to step away from the club, taking a year to reflect and learn from a range of clubs, sports, and business environments. He now works as a consultant, supporting organisations with leadership development, coach education, and high-performance talent systems.

Amie Bracken – Director Of Brand Services, ECNL

With more than 20 years of experience, Amie Bracken is an accomplished brand builder and organizational leader who excels at harnessing creative talent to solve complex business challenges. After consulting the ECNL from its inception in 2008 to the rebrand in 2018, she recently joined the organization to help steer the brand through its continued growth and expansion. 

As a brand and marketing strategist, she uses positioning, architecture and visual identity to build brands worth fighting for. She spent her career leading major initiatives across a wide variety of categories with companies like Cincinnati Children’s, Allergan, Smuckers, P&G, Bayer, and the Cincinnati Reds. 

Bracken is driven by a commitment to cultivating a culture of connection and co-creation. A dedicated advocate, she champions both the work and the people behind it, defining success through the growth of her teams and the measurable progress of the brands she nurtures. 

She holds a degree in Marketing and Communications from Georgetown College, is a three-time Boston Marathon qualifier, and a mediocre downhill skier. 

Ceri Bowley – Chief Soccer Officer, NC Courage (NWSL)

Ceri Bowley is the Chief Soccer Officer for the North Carolina Courage where he oversees all player and staff development.  Bowley worked as a first team assistant for Rangers FC in the Scottish Premier League and UEFA Champions League in 2023. Prior to that, he worked for many years for City Football Group (CFG) where he led the creation and implementation of the City Football Methodology, which remains in place at CFG clubs across the globe. Bowley holds a PhD in Sports Psychology and Coaching Science, and has worked with Barry Town, the English FA, Swansea City and Merthyr Town in various roles.

Thomas Christiansen – Men’s National Team Coach, Panama

Thomas Christiansen is the head coach of the Panama Men’s National Team. Since he took the reins of the Panama team in 2020, he has led the team to qualify for the 2026 World Cup and to two CONCACAF Gold Cups, finished as finalists in both the 2023 CONCACAF Gold Cup and the 2025 CONCACAF Nations League, and finished as quarterfinalists in the 2024 Copa America. Prior to coaching Panama, Christiansen was the manager at Belgium’s Union SG (2019-2020), England’s Leeds United (2017-2018), and Cypress clubs APOEL (2016-2017) and AEK Larnaca (2014-2016). He led AEK Larnaca to their best ever league finish in both seasons (2nd place), and led APOEL to the league title and Round of 16 of the Europa League. As a player, Christiansen had a 15-year career with clubs in Denmark, Spain and Germany, leading the Bundesliga in scoring for Bochum in 2002-2003, and earned two caps for the Spanish National Team.

Andrea Cortez – Director Of Creative Services, ECNL

Andrea Cortez is a seasoned creative strategist and communications professional with a 10+ year track record of driving digital engagement and brand development in competitive sports environments. She currently serves as Director of Creative Services for the Elite Clubs National League (ECNL), where she leads creative direction, social strategy, and digital content for one of the most visible and respected youth sports platforms in the country.

Her creative work and digital strategies have been featured by major national media outlets, including ESPN, ABC, and USA Today, and earned national honors from CoSIDA, SkullSparks, and others, underscoring her innovation, impact, and excellence in digital strategy and sports communications.

Before transforming youth sports marketing, Cortez spent over eight years in Division I athletics. She rebranded and elevated four university athletic departments, building creative infrastructure from the ground up and pioneering the long-form, athlete-driven content strategies now standard across collegiate and youth athletics.

A former Division I collegiate athlete, Cortez uniquely blends creative leadership, brand development, cross-platform storytelling, and media strategy. She holds a B.S. in Sports Management from North Carolina Central University and an M.S. in Leadership & Organizational Effectiveness from Troy University.

Russel Earnshaw – Former Premiership Rugby Player; Coach Educator

Since graduating from Cambridge in 1997 with a Masters in Economics and Mathematics, Russel Earnshaw has been involved in sport as a player and a coach. He played and coached in the World 7’s Series and in the Commonwealth Games, winning multiple events and finishing in 2013 with a silver medal in the 2013 7’s World Cup. He also coached the England U18’s and U20’s Men, U18’s Women and GB Students. 

In 2013, Earnshaw took a two-year sabbatical to teach Economics (the best CPD he ever did!) and now works cross-sport (with organizations including NZ Rugby, GB Hockey and the Premier League) and in business (including Google and Abbott) with a focus on developing people, leadership, coaching, working as effective teams and creative thinking. He currently works with coaches from International to Champions League to grass roots. There is nothing earnshaw loves more than being on the pitch with coaches. 

Brent Gleeson – CEO Exceler8; Former Navy SEAL

A Navy SEAL combat veteran, award-winning tech entrepreneur, three-time bestselling author, and Forbes leadership columnist, Brent Gleeson is a globally recognized expert and acclaimed speaker on topics ranging from resilience, mental toughness, leadership, and building high-performance teams to culture and organizational transformation.

Gleeson is the Founder and CEO of EXCELR8, an enterprise software and management consulting firm whose mission is to equip committed teams with the leadership tools and professional development necessary to navigate change and growth with accuracy and precision.

Gleeson holds degrees in finance and economics from Southern Methodist University, degrees in English Literature and Criminal Justice from Oxford University, and an MBA from the University of San Diego. He is the #1 bestselling author of Embrace the Suck: The Navy SEAL Way to an Extraordinary Life and TakingPoint: A Navy SEAL’s 10 Fail-Safe Principles for Leading Through Change. His third book, All In: The Pathway to Personal Growth and Professional Excellence, was released on December 2, 2025 and became an instant USA Today bestseller. Gleeson is married with four amazing children.

Doug Lemov – ECNL Coaching Methodology Advisor

Doug Lemov is the ECNL Coaching Methodology Advisor and an impactful educator of both teachers and coaches. He is the international best-selling author of the best-seller Teach Like a Champion and of the highly acclaimed The Coach’s Guide to Teaching. He is also the co-author of Practice Perfect, Reading Reconsidered, Teaching in the Online Classroom, and Reconnect. Lemov has been an instructor with the US Soccer Federation in their Pro License and other courses, and has consulted with coaches and sporting organizations around the world, including in MLB, the NBA, MLS, and more.

Stephen Torpey – Academy Director at Manchester United 

Stephen Torpey, appointed Academy Director of Manchester United in September, is widely regarded as one of the most influential and forward-thinking leaders in youth development in English football. His career spans elite roles at Liverpool FC, Manchester City, and Brentford, where he has consistently transformed coaching environments and accelerated player pathways.

At Manchester City, Torpey played a central role in creating one of Europe’s most successful academy models — delivering three consecutive PL2 titles, multiple U18 national titles, and helping produce a generation of players who progressed into top European leagues. At Brentford, he led the academy’s full strategic rebuild and delivered the unprecedented jump from Category 4 to Category 2, redefining the club’s long-term development structure.

A former FA National School scholar and Liverpool FC professional, Torpey is also a highly respected keynote speaker and coach educator, contributing to the FA’s highest-level coaching awards. His leadership is recognised for combining innovation, clarity of vision, and a relentless commitment to developing world-class talent.

Drew Watson – ECNL Medical Advisor

Drew Watson, MD, MS, is an Associate Professor in the Department of Orthopedics and Rehabilitation at the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine Public Health and board certified in pediatrics and sports medicine. He is a team physician for the University of Wisconsin and Forward Madison FC in USL League One and serves as the ECNL Chief Medical Advisor. He is the Director of both the ECNL Center for Athlete Health and Performance and the University of Wisconsin Human Performance Laboratory, conducting research in pediatric exercise physiology, injury prevention and the impacts of injuries on well-being and mental

The 2026 ECNL Coaching Symposium is part of the league’s club and coach development platform, a key component in the league’s mission to Raise The Game by providing unique coach and club development opportunities to youth soccer coaches and organizations. The event is open to coaches regardless of league affiliation.

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About the ECNL:

The ECNL is the nation’s leading youth soccer development platform for America’s top soccer players. The ECNL mission to provide the best youth sports experience in the world drives constant innovations in competitions and experiences for players, parents, families, coaches, referees, and partners. The ECNL has questioned convention and challenged the status quo of youth sport since 2009, pushing boundaries and striving for unmatched excellence. Together with its clubs and club leaders, the ECNL creates unforgettable memories and supports the development of youth players into college stars, professionals, world champions, and leaders.

www.TheECNL.com 

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Men’s Basketball vs Saint John’s University on 1/7/2026 – Box Score

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20:00


SUB OUT by BEAN,BAIDEN

SUB OUT by BEAN,BAIDEN



20:00


SUB IN by PODANY,PEYTON

SUB IN by PODANY,PEYTON



20:00

SUB OUT by RANDLE,JAMAL


SUB OUT by RANDLE,JAMAL



20:00

SUB OUT by WALTHER,OWEN


SUB OUT by WALTHER,OWEN



20:00

SUB IN by JILLA,KYLE


SUB IN by JILLA,KYLE



20:00

SUB IN by DIAZ,JAVIER


SUB IN by DIAZ,JAVIER



19:45

MISS 3PTR by HAMBURGE,NOAH


MISS 3PTR by HAMBURGE,NOAH




REBOUND DEF by HILLESHEIM,VINCENT

REBOUND DEF by HILLESHEIM,VINCENT



19:25

FOUL by JILLA,KYLE


FOUL by JILLA,KYLE



19:03

33 (+2)



Saint John's (MN)

31

GOOD JUMPER by FARNIOK,LIAM

SJU 33-31 (+2)

GOOD JUMPER by FARNIOK,LIAM



18:41

GOOD JUMPER by DIAZ,JAVIER(in the paint)

35 (+4)



Macalester

31

MAC 35-31 (+4)

GOOD JUMPER by DIAZ,JAVIER(in the paint)



ASSIST by JILLA,KYLE


ASSIST by JILLA,KYLE



18:12

35 (+1)



Saint John's (MN)

34

GOOD 3PTR by FARNIOK,LIAM

SJU 35-34 (+1)

GOOD 3PTR by FARNIOK,LIAM




ASSIST by TSCHETTER,HENRY

ASSIST by TSCHETTER,HENRY



17:55

MISS LAYUP by SHANNON,NOAH(in the paint)


MISS LAYUP by SHANNON,NOAH(in the paint)




REBOUND DEF by HILLESHEIM,VINCENT

REBOUND DEF by HILLESHEIM,VINCENT



17:39

35



Saint John's (MN)

36 (+1)

GOOD LAYUP by PODANY,PEYTON(in the paint)

SJU 35-36 (-1)

GOOD LAYUP by PODANY,PEYTON(in the paint)




ASSIST by HILLESHEIM,VINCENT

ASSIST by HILLESHEIM,VINCENT



17:31

MISS JUMPER by SHANNON,NOAH(in the paint)


MISS JUMPER by SHANNON,NOAH(in the paint)




REBOUND DEF by HOCHSTEDLER,HUDSON

REBOUND DEF by HOCHSTEDLER,HUDSON



17:06

FOUL by AGUILLON,JOAQUIN


FOUL by AGUILLON,JOAQUIN



17:06

35



Saint John's (MN)

37 (+2)

GOOD FT by HOCHSTEDLER,HUDSON

SJU 35-37 (-2)

GOOD FT by HOCHSTEDLER,HUDSON



17:06

SUB OUT by DIAZ,JAVIER


SUB OUT by DIAZ,JAVIER



17:06

SUB IN by WALTHER,OWEN


SUB IN by WALTHER,OWEN



17:06


MISS FT by HOCHSTEDLER,HUDSON

MISS FT by HOCHSTEDLER,HUDSON



REBOUND DEF by SHANNON,NOAH


REBOUND DEF by SHANNON,NOAH



16:53

GOOD LAYUP by HAMBURGE,NOAH(in the paint)

37



Macalester

37

MAC 37-37 (0)

GOOD LAYUP by HAMBURGE,NOAH(in the paint)



16:38

37



Saint John's (MN)

39 (+2)

GOOD LAYUP by TSCHETTER,HENRY(in the paint)

SJU 37-39 (-2)

GOOD LAYUP by TSCHETTER,HENRY(in the paint)




ASSIST by FARNIOK,LIAM

ASSIST by FARNIOK,LIAM



16:27


FOUL by HILLESHEIM,VINCENT

FOUL by HILLESHEIM,VINCENT



16:27

GOOD FT by SHANNON,NOAH

38



Macalester

39 (+1)

MAC 38-39 (-1)

GOOD FT by SHANNON,NOAH



16:27

GOOD FT by SHANNON,NOAH

39



Macalester

39

MAC 39-39 (0)

GOOD FT by SHANNON,NOAH



16:10

39



Saint John's (MN)

41 (+2)

GOOD LAYUP by TSCHETTER,HENRY(in the paint)

SJU 39-41 (-2)

GOOD LAYUP by TSCHETTER,HENRY(in the paint)




ASSIST by PODANY,PEYTON

ASSIST by PODANY,PEYTON



15:47

MISS JUMPER by AGUILLON,JOAQUIN(in the paint)


MISS JUMPER by AGUILLON,JOAQUIN(in the paint)




REBOUND DEF by PODANY,PEYTON

REBOUND DEF by PODANY,PEYTON



15:30

39



Saint John's (MN)

43 (+4)

GOOD JUMPER by PODANY,PEYTON(in the paint)

SJU 39-43 (-4)

GOOD JUMPER by PODANY,PEYTON(in the paint)



15:29

TIMEOUT TEAM by TEAM


TIMEOUT TEAM by TEAM



15:29

SUB OUT by HAMBURGE,NOAH


SUB OUT by HAMBURGE,NOAH



15:29

SUB IN by MYER,LUCAS


SUB IN by MYER,LUCAS



15:13

MISS 3PTR by WALTHER,OWEN


MISS 3PTR by WALTHER,OWEN




REBOUND DEF by PODANY,PEYTON

REBOUND DEF by PODANY,PEYTON



14:51

39



Saint John's (MN)

45 (+6)

GOOD JUMPER by HILLESHEIM,VINCENT(in the paint)

SJU 39-45 (-6)

GOOD JUMPER by HILLESHEIM,VINCENT(in the paint)




ASSIST by FARNIOK,LIAM

ASSIST by FARNIOK,LIAM



14:37


FOUL by HOCHSTEDLER,HUDSON

FOUL by HOCHSTEDLER,HUDSON



14:37

GOOD FT by SHANNON,NOAH

40



Macalester

45 (+5)

MAC 40-45 (-5)

GOOD FT by SHANNON,NOAH



14:37

GOOD FT by SHANNON,NOAH

41



Macalester

45 (+4)

MAC 41-45 (-4)

GOOD FT by SHANNON,NOAH



14:25


MISS LAYUP by PODANY,PEYTON(in the paint)

MISS LAYUP by PODANY,PEYTON(in the paint)



REBOUND DEF by SHANNON,NOAH


REBOUND DEF by SHANNON,NOAH



14:17

MISS 3PTR by AGUILLON,JOAQUIN


MISS 3PTR by AGUILLON,JOAQUIN




REBOUND DEF by TSCHETTER,HENRY

REBOUND DEF by TSCHETTER,HENRY



14:05

41



Saint John's (MN)

47 (+6)

GOOD LAYUP by HILLESHEIM,VINCENT(in the paint)

SJU 41-47 (-6)

GOOD LAYUP by HILLESHEIM,VINCENT(in the paint)




ASSIST by FARNIOK,LIAM

ASSIST by FARNIOK,LIAM



13:45

GOOD LAYUP by JILLA,KYLE(in the paint)

43



Macalester

47 (+4)

MAC 43-47 (-4)

GOOD LAYUP by JILLA,KYLE(in the paint)



13:30

FOUL by AGUILLON,JOAQUIN


FOUL by AGUILLON,JOAQUIN



13:30


MISS FT by FARNIOK,LIAM

MISS FT by FARNIOK,LIAM




REBOUND DEADB by TEAM

REBOUND DEADB by TEAM



13:30


SUB OUT by HILLESHEIM,VINCENT

SUB OUT by HILLESHEIM,VINCENT



13:30


SUB OUT by TSCHETTER,HENRY

SUB OUT by TSCHETTER,HENRY



13:30


SUB IN by BEAN,BAIDEN

SUB IN by BEAN,BAIDEN



13:30


SUB IN by THEIS,CHARLIE

SUB IN by THEIS,CHARLIE



13:30

SUB OUT by AGUILLON,JOAQUIN


SUB OUT by AGUILLON,JOAQUIN



13:30

SUB IN by RANDLE,JAMAL


SUB IN by RANDLE,JAMAL



13:30

43



Saint John's (MN)

48 (+5)

GOOD FT by FARNIOK,LIAM

SJU 43-48 (-5)

GOOD FT by FARNIOK,LIAM



13:14

TURNOVER by RANDLE,JAMAL


TURNOVER by RANDLE,JAMAL



13:14


STEAL by BEAN,BAIDEN

STEAL by BEAN,BAIDEN



13:05

43



Saint John's (MN)

51 (+8)

GOOD 3PTR by HOCHSTEDLER,HUDSON

SJU 43-51 (-8)

GOOD 3PTR by HOCHSTEDLER,HUDSON




ASSIST by FARNIOK,LIAM

ASSIST by FARNIOK,LIAM



12:44

MISS 3PTR by MYER,LUCAS


MISS 3PTR by MYER,LUCAS




REBOUND DEF by PODANY,PEYTON

REBOUND DEF by PODANY,PEYTON



12:34

FOUL by WALTHER,OWEN


FOUL by WALTHER,OWEN



12:34

43



Saint John's (MN)

52 (+9)

GOOD FT by HOCHSTEDLER,HUDSON

SJU 43-52 (-9)

GOOD FT by HOCHSTEDLER,HUDSON



12:34


SUB OUT by PODANY,PEYTON

SUB OUT by PODANY,PEYTON



12:34


SUB IN by JOHNSON,JUSTIN

SUB IN by JOHNSON,JUSTIN



12:34

SUB OUT by WALTHER,OWEN


SUB OUT by WALTHER,OWEN



12:34

SUB IN by HAMBURGE,NOAH


SUB IN by HAMBURGE,NOAH



12:34

43



Saint John's (MN)

53 (+10)

GOOD FT by HOCHSTEDLER,HUDSON

SJU 43-53 (-10)

GOOD FT by HOCHSTEDLER,HUDSON



12:15

TURNOVER by RANDLE,JAMAL


TURNOVER by RANDLE,JAMAL



12:15


STEAL by THEIS,CHARLIE

STEAL by THEIS,CHARLIE



12:01


TURNOVER by THEIS,CHARLIE

TURNOVER by THEIS,CHARLIE



12:01

SUB OUT by RANDLE,JAMAL


SUB OUT by RANDLE,JAMAL



12:01

SUB IN by AGUILLON,JOAQUIN


SUB IN by AGUILLON,JOAQUIN



11:41


FOUL by THEIS,CHARLIE

FOUL by THEIS,CHARLIE



11:39

TURNOVER by AGUILLON,JOAQUIN


TURNOVER by AGUILLON,JOAQUIN



11:39


STEAL by BEAN,BAIDEN

STEAL by BEAN,BAIDEN



11:31

FOUL by MYER,LUCAS


FOUL by MYER,LUCAS



11:24


TURNOVER by BEAN,BAIDEN

TURNOVER by BEAN,BAIDEN



11:24

STEAL by AGUILLON,JOAQUIN


STEAL by AGUILLON,JOAQUIN



11:19

MISS LAYUP by JILLA,KYLE(in the paint)


MISS LAYUP by JILLA,KYLE(in the paint)




REBOUND DEF by HOCHSTEDLER,HUDSON

REBOUND DEF by HOCHSTEDLER,HUDSON



11:03

43



Saint John's (MN)

55 (+12)

GOOD LAYUP by THEIS,CHARLIE(in the paint)

SJU 43-55 (-12)

GOOD LAYUP by THEIS,CHARLIE(in the paint)



10:52

GOOD LAYUP by SHANNON,NOAH(in the paint)

45



Macalester

55 (+10)

MAC 45-55 (-10)

GOOD LAYUP by SHANNON,NOAH(in the paint)



10:52

TIMEOUT TEAM by TEAM


TIMEOUT TEAM by TEAM



10:52


SUB OUT by FARNIOK,LIAM

SUB OUT by FARNIOK,LIAM



10:52


SUB IN by PODANY,PEYTON

SUB IN by PODANY,PEYTON



10:52

SUB OUT by JILLA,KYLE


SUB OUT by JILLA,KYLE



10:52

SUB IN by WALTHER,OWEN


SUB IN by WALTHER,OWEN



10:35

45



Saint John's (MN)

58 (+13)

GOOD 3PTR by JOHNSON,JUSTIN

SJU 45-58 (-13)

GOOD 3PTR by JOHNSON,JUSTIN




ASSIST by PODANY,PEYTON

ASSIST by PODANY,PEYTON



10:08


FOUL by BEAN,BAIDEN

FOUL by BEAN,BAIDEN



09:48

MISS LAYUP by MYER,LUCAS(in the paint)


MISS LAYUP by MYER,LUCAS(in the paint)




REBOUND DEF by THEIS,CHARLIE

REBOUND DEF by THEIS,CHARLIE



09:21


MISS LAYUP by HOCHSTEDLER,HUDSON(in the paint)

MISS LAYUP by HOCHSTEDLER,HUDSON(in the paint)



REBOUND DEF by SHANNON,NOAH


REBOUND DEF by SHANNON,NOAH



09:12

MISS JUMPER by SHANNON,NOAH(in the paint)


MISS JUMPER by SHANNON,NOAH(in the paint)




REBOUND DEF by THEIS,CHARLIE

REBOUND DEF by THEIS,CHARLIE



09:04


MISS 3PTR by PODANY,PEYTON

MISS 3PTR by PODANY,PEYTON



REBOUND DEF by MYER,LUCAS


REBOUND DEF by MYER,LUCAS



08:45

MISS JUMPER by SHANNON,NOAH(in the paint)


MISS JUMPER by SHANNON,NOAH(in the paint)




REBOUND DEF by THEIS,CHARLIE

REBOUND DEF by THEIS,CHARLIE



08:22

45



Saint John's (MN)

60 (+15)

GOOD LAYUP by THEIS,CHARLIE(in the paint)

SJU 45-60 (-15)

GOOD LAYUP by THEIS,CHARLIE(in the paint)




ASSIST by PODANY,PEYTON

ASSIST by PODANY,PEYTON



08:07

GOOD JUMPER by AGUILLON,JOAQUIN(in the paint)

47



Macalester

60 (+13)

MAC 47-60 (-13)

GOOD JUMPER by AGUILLON,JOAQUIN(in the paint)



07:53


MISS 3PTR by THEIS,CHARLIE

MISS 3PTR by THEIS,CHARLIE



REBOUND DEF by SHANNON,NOAH


REBOUND DEF by SHANNON,NOAH



07:40

MISS JUMPER by SHANNON,NOAH(in the paint)


MISS JUMPER by SHANNON,NOAH(in the paint)




REBOUND DEF by THEIS,CHARLIE

REBOUND DEF by THEIS,CHARLIE



07:30


MISS 3PTR by JOHNSON,JUSTIN

MISS 3PTR by JOHNSON,JUSTIN



REBOUND DEF by HAMBURGE,NOAH


REBOUND DEF by HAMBURGE,NOAH



07:17


FOUL by HOCHSTEDLER,HUDSON

FOUL by HOCHSTEDLER,HUDSON



07:17

GOOD FT by MYER,LUCAS

48



Macalester

60 (+12)

MAC 48-60 (-12)

GOOD FT by MYER,LUCAS



07:17


SUB OUT by THEIS,CHARLIE

SUB OUT by THEIS,CHARLIE



07:17


SUB OUT by PODANY,PEYTON

SUB OUT by PODANY,PEYTON



07:17


SUB OUT by HOCHSTEDLER,HUDSON

SUB OUT by HOCHSTEDLER,HUDSON



07:17


SUB IN by FARNIOK,LIAM

SUB IN by FARNIOK,LIAM



07:17


SUB IN by HILLESHEIM,VINCENT

SUB IN by HILLESHEIM,VINCENT



07:17


SUB IN by TSCHETTER,HENRY

SUB IN by TSCHETTER,HENRY



07:17

SUB OUT by SHANNON,NOAH


SUB OUT by SHANNON,NOAH



07:17

SUB OUT by AGUILLON,JOAQUIN


SUB OUT by AGUILLON,JOAQUIN



07:17

SUB IN by JILLA,KYLE


SUB IN by JILLA,KYLE



07:17

SUB IN by DIAZ,JAVIER


SUB IN by DIAZ,JAVIER



07:17

GOOD FT by MYER,LUCAS

49



Macalester

60 (+11)

MAC 49-60 (-11)

GOOD FT by MYER,LUCAS



06:54


MISS LAYUP by TSCHETTER,HENRY(in the paint)

MISS LAYUP by TSCHETTER,HENRY(in the paint)



REBOUND DEF by MYER,LUCAS


REBOUND DEF by MYER,LUCAS



06:36

TURNOVER by JILLA,KYLE


TURNOVER by JILLA,KYLE



06:36


STEAL by FARNIOK,LIAM

STEAL by FARNIOK,LIAM



06:31

49



Saint John's (MN)

62 (+13)

GOOD LAYUP by TSCHETTER,HENRY(fastbreak)(in the paint)

SJU 49-62 (-13)

GOOD LAYUP by TSCHETTER,HENRY(fastbreak)(in the paint)




ASSIST by FARNIOK,LIAM

ASSIST by FARNIOK,LIAM



06:31

TIMEOUT TEAM by TEAM


TIMEOUT TEAM by TEAM



06:31

SUB OUT by MYER,LUCAS


SUB OUT by MYER,LUCAS



06:31

SUB IN by AGUILLON,JOAQUIN


SUB IN by AGUILLON,JOAQUIN



06:09

GOOD LAYUP by HAMBURGE,NOAH(in the paint)

51



Macalester

62 (+11)

MAC 51-62 (-11)

GOOD LAYUP by HAMBURGE,NOAH(in the paint)



05:42


MISS 3PTR by FARNIOK,LIAM

MISS 3PTR by FARNIOK,LIAM




REBOUND OFF by HILLESHEIM,VINCENT

REBOUND OFF by HILLESHEIM,VINCENT



05:27


MISS LAYUP by JOHNSON,JUSTIN(in the paint)

MISS LAYUP by JOHNSON,JUSTIN(in the paint)




REBOUND OFF by HILLESHEIM,VINCENT

REBOUND OFF by HILLESHEIM,VINCENT



05:22

51



Saint John's (MN)

64 (+13)

GOOD TIPIN by HILLESHEIM,VINCENT(in the paint)

SJU 51-64 (-13)

GOOD TIPIN by HILLESHEIM,VINCENT(in the paint)



05:14

MISS LAYUP by JILLA,KYLE(in the paint)


MISS LAYUP by JILLA,KYLE(in the paint)




REBOUND DEF by TSCHETTER,HENRY

REBOUND DEF by TSCHETTER,HENRY



05:09

51



Saint John's (MN)

66 (+15)

GOOD LAYUP by BEAN,BAIDEN(fastbreak)(in the paint)

SJU 51-66 (-15)

GOOD LAYUP by BEAN,BAIDEN(fastbreak)(in the paint)




ASSIST by TSCHETTER,HENRY

ASSIST by TSCHETTER,HENRY



05:08

TIMEOUT 30SEC by TEAM


TIMEOUT 30SEC by TEAM



05:08


SUB OUT by JOHNSON,JUSTIN

SUB OUT by JOHNSON,JUSTIN



05:08


SUB OUT by TSCHETTER,HENRY

SUB OUT by TSCHETTER,HENRY



05:08


SUB IN by PODANY,PEYTON

SUB IN by PODANY,PEYTON



05:08


SUB IN by HOCHSTEDLER,HUDSON

SUB IN by HOCHSTEDLER,HUDSON



05:08

SUB OUT by JILLA,KYLE


SUB OUT by JILLA,KYLE



05:08

SUB OUT by DIAZ,JAVIER


SUB OUT by DIAZ,JAVIER



05:08

SUB IN by SHANNON,NOAH


SUB IN by SHANNON,NOAH



05:08

SUB IN by MYER,LUCAS


SUB IN by MYER,LUCAS



04:54

MISS JUMPER by AGUILLON,JOAQUIN(in the paint)


MISS JUMPER by AGUILLON,JOAQUIN(in the paint)




REBOUND DEF by HILLESHEIM,VINCENT

REBOUND DEF by HILLESHEIM,VINCENT



04:39


MISS LAYUP by HILLESHEIM,VINCENT(in the paint)

MISS LAYUP by HILLESHEIM,VINCENT(in the paint)



REBOUND DEF by SHANNON,NOAH


REBOUND DEF by SHANNON,NOAH



04:25


FOUL by BEAN,BAIDEN

FOUL by BEAN,BAIDEN



04:18

MISS JUMPER by AGUILLON,JOAQUIN(in the paint)


MISS JUMPER by AGUILLON,JOAQUIN(in the paint)




REBOUND DEF by PODANY,PEYTON

REBOUND DEF by PODANY,PEYTON



04:07

FOUL by AGUILLON,JOAQUIN


FOUL by AGUILLON,JOAQUIN



03:59


MISS 3PTR by FARNIOK,LIAM

MISS 3PTR by FARNIOK,LIAM



REBOUND DEF by HAMBURGE,NOAH


REBOUND DEF by HAMBURGE,NOAH



03:34

MISS JUMPER by SHANNON,NOAH(in the paint)


MISS JUMPER by SHANNON,NOAH(in the paint)




REBOUND DEF by HOCHSTEDLER,HUDSON

REBOUND DEF by HOCHSTEDLER,HUDSON



03:14


MISS JUMPER by HILLESHEIM,VINCENT(in the paint)

MISS JUMPER by HILLESHEIM,VINCENT(in the paint)



REBOUND DEF by SHANNON,NOAH


REBOUND DEF by SHANNON,NOAH



03:13


FOUL by BEAN,BAIDEN

FOUL by BEAN,BAIDEN



03:12

MISS FT by SHANNON,NOAH


MISS FT by SHANNON,NOAH




REBOUND DEF by PODANY,PEYTON

REBOUND DEF by PODANY,PEYTON



03:00


FOUL by HILLESHEIM,VINCENT

FOUL by HILLESHEIM,VINCENT



03:00


TURNOVER by HILLESHEIM,VINCENT

TURNOVER by HILLESHEIM,VINCENT



02:40

MISS JUMPER by MYER,LUCAS(in the paint)


MISS JUMPER by MYER,LUCAS(in the paint)




REBOUND DEF by HILLESHEIM,VINCENT

REBOUND DEF by HILLESHEIM,VINCENT



02:24

51



Saint John's (MN)

68 (+17)

GOOD LAYUP by HILLESHEIM,VINCENT(in the paint)

SJU 51-68 (-17)

GOOD LAYUP by HILLESHEIM,VINCENT(in the paint)




ASSIST by BEAN,BAIDEN

ASSIST by BEAN,BAIDEN



02:10

MISS 3PTR by HAMBURGE,NOAH


MISS 3PTR by HAMBURGE,NOAH




REBOUND DEF by BEAN,BAIDEN

REBOUND DEF by BEAN,BAIDEN



01:53

51



Saint John's (MN)

70 (+19)

GOOD LAYUP by FARNIOK,LIAM(in the paint)

SJU 51-70 (-19)

GOOD LAYUP by FARNIOK,LIAM(in the paint)



01:53


TIMEOUT 30SEC by TEAM

TIMEOUT 30SEC by TEAM



01:53


SUB OUT by BEAN,BAIDEN

SUB OUT by BEAN,BAIDEN



01:53


SUB OUT by PODANY,PEYTON

SUB OUT by PODANY,PEYTON



01:53


SUB OUT by FARNIOK,LIAM

SUB OUT by FARNIOK,LIAM



01:53


SUB OUT by HILLESHEIM,VINCENT

SUB OUT by HILLESHEIM,VINCENT



01:53


SUB OUT by HOCHSTEDLER,HUDSON

SUB OUT by HOCHSTEDLER,HUDSON



01:53


SUB IN by JOHNSON,JUSTIN

SUB IN by JOHNSON,JUSTIN



01:53


SUB IN by TSCHETTER,HENRY

SUB IN by TSCHETTER,HENRY



01:53


SUB IN by LIEN,JAMISON

SUB IN by LIEN,JAMISON



01:53


SUB IN by WEICHERT,EVAN

SUB IN by WEICHERT,EVAN



01:53


SUB IN by MCCLEERY,A.J.

SUB IN by MCCLEERY,A.J.



01:53

SUB OUT by WALTHER,OWEN


SUB OUT by WALTHER,OWEN



01:53

SUB IN by SAHELY,GABRIEL


SUB IN by SAHELY,GABRIEL



01:35

GOOD 3PTR by HAMBURGE,NOAH

54



Macalester

70 (+16)

MAC 54-70 (-16)

GOOD 3PTR by HAMBURGE,NOAH



ASSIST by SAHELY,GABRIEL


ASSIST by SAHELY,GABRIEL



01:21


TURNOVER by LIEN,JAMISON

TURNOVER by LIEN,JAMISON



01:21

STEAL by SHANNON,NOAH


STEAL by SHANNON,NOAH



01:17

GOOD DUNK by SHANNON,NOAH(fastbreak)(in the paint)

56



Macalester

70 (+14)

MAC 56-70 (-14)

GOOD DUNK by SHANNON,NOAH(fastbreak)(in the paint)



01:01

FOUL by SAHELY,GABRIEL


FOUL by SAHELY,GABRIEL



01:01

56



Saint John's (MN)

71 (+15)

GOOD FT by MCCLEERY,A.J.

SJU 56-71 (-15)

GOOD FT by MCCLEERY,A.J.



01:01

SUB OUT by MYER,LUCAS


SUB OUT by MYER,LUCAS



01:01

SUB IN by RANDLE,JAMAL


SUB IN by RANDLE,JAMAL



01:01

56



Saint John's (MN)

72 (+16)

GOOD FT by MCCLEERY,A.J.

SJU 56-72 (-16)

GOOD FT by MCCLEERY,A.J.



00:46

MISS JUMPER by AGUILLON,JOAQUIN


MISS JUMPER by AGUILLON,JOAQUIN




REBOUND DEF by JOHNSON,JUSTIN

REBOUND DEF by JOHNSON,JUSTIN



00:40

56



Saint John's (MN)

74 (+18)

GOOD LAYUP by WEICHERT,EVAN(fastbreak)(in the paint)

SJU 56-74 (-18)

GOOD LAYUP by WEICHERT,EVAN(fastbreak)(in the paint)




ASSIST by JOHNSON,JUSTIN

ASSIST by JOHNSON,JUSTIN



00:33

MISS 3PTR by RANDLE,JAMAL


MISS 3PTR by RANDLE,JAMAL




REBOUND DEF by JOHNSON,JUSTIN

REBOUND DEF by JOHNSON,JUSTIN



00:25

56



Saint John's (MN)

76 (+20)

GOOD LAYUP by WEICHERT,EVAN(fastbreak)(in the paint)

SJU 56-76 (-20)

GOOD LAYUP by WEICHERT,EVAN(fastbreak)(in the paint)




ASSIST by TSCHETTER,HENRY

ASSIST by TSCHETTER,HENRY



00:16

TURNOVER by RANDLE,JAMAL


TURNOVER by RANDLE,JAMAL



00:16


STEAL by MCCLEERY,A.J.

STEAL by MCCLEERY,A.J.





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Money Is Ruining Sports At All Levels

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Jan 08, 7:41 AM

The unfortunate part with a lot of it is you simply can’t find appropriate competition at the “local/rec” level for several sports. This is especially true for baseball leagues by the ages of 9 or 10. If your kid can play, and wants to improve and play with similarly talented kids, travel becomes the only option in a lot of places. It really sucks, bcz there are a lot of travel teams that really arent even that good, and if everyone would just agree to play rec, the leagues could be strong… but thats just not the way it works out in most cases. Thankfully that mentality hasn’t overtaken football in our area, and I’ll never be a proponent of single sport specialization.

I really like what the above poster said about “being ok spending the $, if the kid is willing to work.” That’s pretty much 100% where we are as well. My oldest is way more into it and so thats what we do, including private training etc… my middle child is actually prob a better natural athlete (speed, quickness, etc) but he just isn’t to the point of caring that much yet, which we’re totally fine with. Im a firm believer in meeting your kids where they are, seems to make for a better outcome.

I wholeheartedly agree though, youth sports have become outrageous. But where do we go from here?



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On January 13th, 2026, the U.S. Supreme Court will hear oral arguments for West Virginia v. BPJ and Little v. Hecox, cases arguing that West Virginia and Idaho’s bans preventing transgender students from playing on the school sports teams that align with their gender identity violate both Title IX and the United States Constitution’s Equal Protection clause.  As transgender youth continue to face numerous targeted attacks from healthcare to education, these cases mark another key moment in the fight against anti-LGBTQ+ discrimination that could have implications beyond the sports world.

Human Rights Campaign Senior Director of Legal Policy Cathryn Oakley released the following statement ahead of oral arguments:  

“The issues at play in these cases are basic fairness and equality. Every child, no matter their background, race, or gender, should have access to a quality education where they can feel safe to learn and grow–and for many kids that involves being a part of a school sports team. To deny transgender kids the chance to participate in school sports alongside their peers simply because of who they are is textbook discrimination—and it’s unconstitutional.

“The legal support for the challenges to these clearly discriminatory laws is clear.  Yet in these cases, we once again have the Alliance Defending Freedom, the Project 2025-affiliated group that brought the case that overturned Roe v Wade as well as many anti-LGBTQ+ lawsuits, fighting to dismantle well-established civil rights protections. These bans aren’t just about attacking trans kids–they’re about policing gender. The Court should follow the law, reject this callous bullying, and ensure every child in school can feel safe and supported in their educational journeys.”

2x World Cup Champion and HRC Board Member Ashlyn Harris released the following statement ahead of oral arguments:  

“It’s not an exaggeration to say that sports saved my life. Not only did it teach me about leadership, accountability, and teamwork, it gave me a sense of belonging and safety that I needed to survive. Every kid deserves this opportunity, and it breaks my heart to see efforts to take sports away from trans kids who just want a place to play and belong. As a 2x World Cup Champion, I can say unequivocally that the types of bans in front of the Supreme Court do nothing to solve the actual problems facing women’s sports that I spent my career fighting for–including equitable pay, safety, and a lack of resources and respect. Instead, they hurt all women and girls by encouraging folks to police what we look like and how we show up in the world. Let’s stop with the bullying and let all kids play.”

Details of the Cases: 

West Virginia v. BPJ is brought by the ACLU, the ACLU of West Virginia, Lambda Legal and Cooley LLP, who are representing a West Virginia family and their daughter Becky (B.P.J), a middle school student who was not allowed to try out for girl’s sports because she is transgender. B.P.J asserts  that the ban violates her rights under Title IX and the Equal Protection Clause of the U.S. Constitution. The U.S. Department of Justice under the previous administration supported her case, and B.P.J. won the protection of a preliminary injunction.  The Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals upheld the injunction as well. 

Little v. Hecox is brought by the ACLU and the ACLU of Idaho, Legal Voice, and Cooley LLP on behalf of Lindsay Hecox, a transgender student at Boise State University who was impacted by  Idaho’s 2020 transgender athletics ban. Hecox asserts that the ban violates her rights under the Equal Protection Clause of the U.S. Constitution. A federal judge issued an injunction blocking enforcement of Idaho’s anti-transgender sports ban, which was later upheld by the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals.

Last year, the Supreme Court decided to take up the cases together, hearing oral arguments on January 13th, 2026. A decision is expected in Spring of this year.  

Potential Impact of these Cases: 

The state bans in these cases are being challenged on two grounds: Title IX and the Equal Protection Clause of the U.S. Constitution. 

The Supreme Court will have to weigh whether Title IX’s prohibition of discrimination on the basis of sex in federally funded educational programs includes a prohibition of discrimination on the basis of gender identity, specifically in the context of sports.  

  • If the Court rules that Title IX does not include prohibitions for discrimination on the basis of gender identity, specifically for sports or more broadly, it would allow these anti-transgender sports bans to stand.  
    • Additionally, Title IX governs different types of sex-based discrimination beyond sports, including the use of people’s names and pronouns, what bathrooms a person can use, what dress codes they have to adhere to, whom they can take to prom, and even whether they can openly identify as LGBTQ+. 
    • Therefore, undermining Title IX protections for transgender people could create pathways for increased discrimination and exclusion in federally-funded educational institutions for all LGBTQ+ people. 
  • If the Court rules that Title IX does include prohibitions for discrimination on the basis of gender identity in sports, the Plaintiffs (Hecox and B.P.J.) would win their challenges and the state bans, and others like them across the country, would fall. 
  • On Equal Protection grounds, the Court will again be asked to determine what level of constitutional scrutiny anti-transgender laws must survive if they are to stay in effect.  Depending on the rationale the Court uses to justify the level of scrutiny they choose, that level of scrutiny could have implications for anti-transgender laws other than sports.

The Human Rights Campaign (HRC) is the nation’s largest LGBTQ+ civil rights organization working to achieve equality for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer (LGBTQ+) people, with 3.6 million members and supporters. The HRC Foundation (a 501(c)(3)) works to ensure LGBTQ+ people are safe, seen and supported where it matters most: at school, at work and in every community across the country. From the courtroom to the classroom, from Congress to corporate America, HRC and the HRC Foundation build power through partnerships, storytelling, and action—working to create a future rooted in equity, freedom and belonging for all LGBTQ+ people.



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Annual PCL post-season boys basketball tournament planned at Woodbridge –

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Woodbridge brings the ball up in Tuesday’s PCL game game vs. Irvine. (PHOTO: Tim Burt, OC Sports Zone).

Pacific Coast League boys basketball season got under way this week and once again teams will be facing each other only one time before the annual post-season league tournament is held.

Woodbridge Coach Steve Scoggin said this week that all the post-season tournament games will be held at Woodbridge this season after being split between different gymnasiums in other years.

All eight teams are expected to compete in the tournament, which will determine the league champion and the top four automatic playoff berths.

Scoggin added that this will be the final year of the league tournament.

Teams in the league are Irvine, University, Portola, Northwood, Woodbridge, Laguna Beach, St. Margaret’s and Sage Hill.

The last regular season league games are Tuesday, Jan. 27. The full schedule for the league tournament will be announced later, Scoggin said.

The Trinity League is also having a post-season league tournament this season, Feb. 2-4.

—Tim Burt, OC Sports Zone; timburt@ocsportszone.com



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Panther alums show up against varsity

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ANAHUAC— Dusting off old sneakers, Anahuac High School alums joined in a friendly game of basketball against the new generation of Panthers, taking a couple of wins while raising funds for a worthy cause.

The Anahuac High School Gym was packed on Saturday, Dec. 20, for the 2025 Anahuac Panther Alumni Basketball Game, hosted by the Anahuac Youth Sports Organization in partnership with the Anahuac Independent School District.

“We are so proud of how this event turned out,” AYSO Communications Officer Samantha Humphrey said. “There was so much joy in the Panther Den, and it was incredible to see multiple generations come together for such a special night.”

Generations of Panther basketball players and fans enjoyed a day of basketball, with nearly 300 in attendance, all gathered for some lighthearted competition that served as a fundraiser supporting local youth sports.

With graduating classes dating back to 1998, a total of 28 men and 10 women returned to the court to see if they still had their skills.

Two men’s alum teams, coached by Tristan Lewis and Deray Williams, played in the opening game, followed by the women’s alum team, coached by Samantha Humphrey and Tori Lewis.

As for the game results, the 4 p.m. game saw Williams Alumni defeat Lewis Alumni.

At 5 p.m., Women’s Alumni faced Girls Varsity, with the alum team taking the win. At 6 p.m., the Men’s Alumni took the victory over the Boys Varsity.

Fans also competed during some three-point contests throughout the evening.

Winners included Meagan Perry, Women’s Three-Point Contest; Zachary Childress, Men’s Three-Point Contest; and Cullen Cotton, Open Three-Point Contest.

Perry received a prize of $110, Childress earned $170, and Cotton was awarded $250.

The evening was full of energy and Panther pride as alumni, current students, families and friends came together to support a sport they hold dear.

AYSO wishes to share a special thanks to AISD, the alum players, coaches, volunteers, referees and the community for making the evening a great success.

For more information about upcoming events or to find out how to get involved with AYSO, contact AYSO, follow the organization on social media, or join the group on Facebook at Facebook.com/groups/AnahuacYouthSportsOrg.





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A Look Inside: Canton Citizen’s January 8 edition

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By Canton Citizen

Check out this week’s issue of the Citizen for the latest in Canton news, sports, events, and more. Highlights from the January 8 edition include:

* The Citizen’s annual Year in Review, featuring a look back at the top news and sports stories of 2025

* Notable deaths and retirements from the past year

* Highlights from the January 6 Select Board meeting

* Meet Canton’s new police chief (click here for excerpt)

* Canton High seniors organize bike giveaway

* Ponky Rink public skating photos

* Good News: “The Nose Knows” by Jane Eagles

* Beantown Buckaroos to perform at Open Book Coffeehouse

* Details on town of Canton’s Annual Census and more News Notes by Mike Berger

* Athlete of the Week and more winter sports coverage

Also, don’t forget to check out our many weekly features, including:

* Police & Fire News Notes

* Senior Corner and letters to the editor

* Cable Guide, Citizen Around Town, and much more

* House of the Week and more local real estate resources

Not a subscriber? Click here to order your subscription today, or check out our new digital edition, the e-Citizen.

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