The East Central Trojans 2020 Football schedule has some changes due to COVID-19.Week #2 (August 28th) against Oak Hills and Week #3 (September 4th) The I-74 Border War versus Harrison have been replaced with a visit Indianapolis Bishop Chatard at 7 PM and hosting Cincinnati Moeller at 7:30 PM respectively.Courtesy of Trojans Coach Jake Meiners.
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In its continued commitment to women’s football, LaLiga provided two Master class sessions for coaches of the Nigerian Women Football League.La Liga has further strengthened relations between both institutions with these online classes, within the existing MoU with the highest competition in the African country, the NWFL. These sessions consist of some adapted and selected content that is part of a new comprehensive programme developed by La Liga, called “La Liga Women’s Football Coaching Methodology”.The original programme consists of a series of in-person courses organised into different levels of complexity, from the grassroots to the elite, focused on the specialties of women’s football.In this way, La Liga has gone one step further by innovating and developing a unique training programme of its kind aimed at coaches and focused on women’s football.Training on and off the field is essential in order to lay the foundations for women’s football and, therefore, with this online methodology and these masterclass sessions, La Liga helps to increase the visibility, development and professionalisation of women’s football.Aisha Falode, NWFL Chairperson, said: “The NWFL and La Liga have identified common grounds in our goals and vision for the future. Progress has been made and grounds covered in our partnership with La Liga since we signed the MOU in 2018. “Though a lot of work has gone into the activation points of the MOU in the last few months, the training-the-trainers programme is the first engagement entry point into many more activations to come within the scope of our MOU.“Our goal here at the NWFL is simple and direct and it aligns with La Liga’s, to be a global league brand and among the best women leagues in the world.”La Liga Delegate in Nigeria, Guillermo Pérez, said: “At La Liga, we are extremely happy about the success of this first edition of the online master classes.“NWFL is one of our key partners in Nigeria and, activating the MoU between both entities, was one of our priorities for this season.“The fact that Nigeria was the first country in which we’ve trained through this new format and methodology, proves how important Nigeria is in La Liga’s international development and how committed we are to the local football development. “We hope this will be the first activation of many more to come with NWFL.“Despite the difficult situation that we are currently experiencing around the world, La Liga has adapted and selected content, which was originally to be used in in-Person sessions, to the online format, to facilitate participation.“There will also be another version of this masterclass session, which will be focused on the initiation level in women’s football training, on 29 June with coaches from Kuwait.“These sessions are part of the different initiatives that La Liga has been developing since the creation of the women football department in 2015, with the aim of promoting and developing women’s football, as well as the role of women in sports in general and football in particular.”RelatedPosts Bale completes Tottenham return from Real Madrid Live stream Premier League, La Liga, Serie A on Showmax Pro this weekend Premier League, La Liga back on DStv, GOtv Tags: La LigaLa Liga Women’s Football Coaching Methodology”.Nigerian Women Football League
A goal on his comeback in the 2-0 win over West Ham, after five months out with thigh and calf problems, showed just how much the Reds had missed the England striker after some costly toothless performances without him. Sturridge’s comeback has, almost in an instant, Liverpool believing they are guaranteed at least a goal a game just like last season, when he and Luis Suarez combined to such devastating effect. Judging by the rousing reception he got from Anfield that feelgood factor has been scooped up by fans desperate to see some decent build-up play finally get the finishing it deserves. “It was obviously good for Dan to come on and get his goal so there were some positives,” said Henderson. “It gives the crowd a lift when they see such a big player coming back and he never loses his movement – even though he has been out for so long -and it was a great finish with his right foot. “He is a huge player, he has such talent and he can change a game in a couple of seconds. “He will keep getting better and better. It is a great boost for everyone involved the club and hopefully we will kick on and get some momentum going.” While all the focus will be on what is now happening up front, some credit should be given to what has taken place at the other end. Three successive Premier League clean sheets were achieved for the first time since the opening month of last season and Liverpool have let in just five in seven league matches since losing 3-0 at Old Trafford in mid-December. “The last couple of months, especially over the Christmas period into January, has been a good time for us,” added Henderson. Liverpool vice-captain Jordan Henderson believes the return of Daniel Sturridge has boosted not only their goal threat but also confidence within the squad. “We have been really strong at the back, we are pressing well and the intensity is back, the pressing is like it used to be, and that comes with confidence. “Obviously we have done work in training to be a lot more solid and the lads have taken on what the manager has said really well and there is a lot of communication when a set-piece comes in. “We are defending really well, which is important, and they deserve a lot of credit. “If there is any negative it is we need to be better in front of goal, we need to be a bit more clinical. “We have some fantastic players but we have to make sure we stay solid defensively and then you have players like Adam Lallana, Philippe Coutinho, Daniel Sturridge and Raheem Sterling who can unlock defences. “If we can carry on doing that I think we can get some good results.” Press Association
The mayor of West Palm Beach Keith James last night placed a 72 hour nighttime curfew on the city as protesters took to the streets along Clematis, Rosemary Square, Palm Beach Lakes even shutting down I-95 for a few hours last night between Palm Beach Lakes and Southern.https://www.850wftl.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/Aderly.mp3That’s West Palm Beach police Chief Frank Aderly who spoke to our urban station X102.3. He had his hands full last night as protesters attempted to loot the Palm Beach Outlets, Best Buy and nearby Target. Shots were fired at windows of businesses in the Outlets shattering glass. Glass was broken at the Target across the street and the store looted. There have been no injuries reported.https://www.850wftl.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/WPB-Police-Chief-Frank-Aderly.mp3Shots were fired outside Palm Beach Outlets, several stores were damaged and Geek Squad van was set on fire in Best Buy parking lot and; other businesses ransacked.{Aderly 2}Some protesters also made their way across the bridge to Palm Beach where they were met by a heavy police presence.
New Delhi: Former India captain Sourav Ganguly on Monday said that he is not in favour of abolition of spin of coin in Test matches, which will come up for discussion at the ICC cricket committee meeting in Mumbai next week.”It remains to be seen whether it is implemented or not. Personally, I am not in favour of toss abolition’’, Ganguly told reporters at the Eden Gardens.The toss of coin has been a part of international cricket since the very first Test, between England and Australia in 1877.The coin is flipped by the home captain and the call is made by the visiting skipper.But its relevance has been questioned in recent past with critics saying that the practice was resulting in unfair advantage to host teams.If the home team loses the toss, the advantage does not stay, Ganguly pointed out.(With inputs from agencies) For all the Latest Sports News News, Cricket News News, Download News Nation Android and iOS Mobile Apps.
… a moving tribute to Britain’s greatest football heroBy Michael HoganTHERE are few sights more thrilling throughout the history of football than Bobby Charlton galloping through midfield, unleashing his ferocious shot from 30 yards and the crowd erupting in ecstasy as the net bulges.“We got to savour plenty such moments during tribute documentary Sir Bobby Charlton at 80 (BBC One). I’d like to think an apt 80 goals were shown but I was enjoying it so much, I lost count.The first gentleman of the beautiful game becomes an octogenarian today, hence this classy film celebrating his incomparable career. The emotional hearts of its narrative were the two contrasting events which shaped Charlton’s life – indeed, shaped British football.First, he witnessed tragedy. Charlton’s voice cracked with feeling as he described surviving the 1958 Munich air disaster which killed 21 people – including eight of his young teammates, poignantly dubbed ‘the Busby Babes’.Goalkeeper Harry Gregg evocatively described the crash: “There was daylight and darkness, banging and sparks, things hitting us in the head.” Gregg pulled Charlton from the wreckage by his trousers. Charlton woke up 50 yards away the plane, still strapped into his seat. These interviews were simply shot in intimate close-up. You could see lips wobbling and tears in eyes.As the archive clips turned from black-and-white to full colour, Charlton became a crucial figure in the club’s recovery. Turning despair into triumph, he led a rebuilt team to two league titles and the European Cup.He was the talismanic connection between United’s two fabled eras: the Busby Babes and the Best-Law-Charlton team. As player-turned-pundit Gary Neville put it: “He defined Manchester United’s principles and values. He’s ingrained in the fabric of the club. He’s our hero, our beacon, our light.”The second key event, of course, was the 1966 World Cup. Charlton was the lynchpin of the England team that won the trophy on home soil. More than half a century later, it was a treat to hear him talking us through his three goals in the tournament, like a modern-day Match of the Day interview. “It was paradise,” Charlton recalled, misty-eyed. ‘Magic’.Charlton remains a pivotal figure at Old Trafford as a club director, ambassador and close confidant to a succession of managers. He’s still working away as he approaches his milestone birthday, devoting much of his time to his Find a Better Way landmine charity.Illustrious talking heads including Sir Alex Ferguson, Sir Geoff Hurst, Denis Law and Gordon Banks queued up to pay tribute to the man they simply call ‘Sir Bobby’ – or, in the case of his brothers Jack and Tom, ‘Wor Bob’. Several remarked on how well-known he is worldwide. Even when people can’t speak English, they can excitedly shout, “Bobby Charlton! Bobby Charlton!”Such is his exalted status that only last week, he was guest of honour at St George’s Park, where the FA named England’s training pitch after him. Charlton gave an inspirational talk to the current Three Lions squad. In return, they gave him a shirt with number 80 on the back.Despite the fame and silverware, Charlton remained self-effacing to a fault – just a down-to-earth family man from the mining village of Ashington.He held goal-scoring records for both England and United until recently, yet you wouldn’t know it from the modest way he spoke about his career. He met triumph and tragedy and treated those two imposters just the same. We’ll never see his like again.Charismatic French favourite Eric Cantona – bushy-bearded and heavy-browed, resembling a grizzled Gallic lion – got the first and last words: “He was a legend for all of us. All around the world, they respect Bobby Charlton. No-one will forget him. That’s the destiny of great men. His life is like the script for a movie and I can’t understand why they don’t make it.”Well, here they sort of did. Happy birthday, Sir Bobby! (The Telegraph)
With the season just beginning, the No. 1 ranked USC men’s volleyball team has adopted an even-keeled mindset to this season’s grueling slate of games, preferring not to dwell heavily on its past success.Serving it up · Senior setter and co-captain Riley McKibbin looks to lead the Trojans to their first 3-0 start in MPSF play since 2000. – Niranjan Madhavan | Daily Trojan “One of the things we’ve had trouble with [in the past] is looking too much toward the future,” said junior opposite hitter Tony Ciarelli. “We need to focus on what we’re doing every game and make sure that we don’t overlook anyone.”A year ago, the younger Trojan (2-0, 2-0) squad might have been guilty of overlooking Cal State Northridge, their first round opponent in the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation tournament, and suffered an embarrassing upset loss as a result.Overlooking their next opponent should not be an issue, however, considering it’s the same team that defeated the Trojans in the 2009 National Championship match: No. 7 UC Irvine. The Trojans will square off tonight at 6 p.m. against the Anteaters (3-3, 1-1) at the Bren Events Center in Irvine, Calif.Although the Anteaters dropped two five-set matches against USC last year, that 2009 national title game remains ingrained in the minds of the mostly upperclassmen USC team.The Anteaters are currently led by senior outside hitter Cory Yoder and junior opposite Carson Clark. Yoder, the son of Bob Yoder, who was an All-American at USC and coached the Trojans to a national title, registered 13 kills in UC Irvine’s three-set win against UC Santa Barbara Saturday.“They’re a really good team,” said USC coach Bill Ferguson. “They have a couple of losses, which is kind of misleading because they’ve been trying to find their ideal lineup.”After executing in all facets of their game in their first two victories, Ferguson stressed that the team needs to continue its inspired play.An encouraging development is that the team has carried its intensity into practices, agonizing over every missed spike and blown blocking assignment.“So far, we’ve won the serve and pass battle, which is the most important battle in volleyball,” Ferguson said. “Even when our service game has faltered, we’ve been passing so well that we’ve forced other teams into errors.”
Mikel Arteta and his Arsenal side received most attention for managing to win the FA Cup last weekend, but many Chelsea fans still feel it wasn’t deserved.From a neutral point of view it’s fair to say that the referee Anthony Taylor made some “questionable” decisions in the game, which may have helped to tip it in Arsenal’s favour.You might wonder how the Chelsea players have taken that defeat – the circumstances around it must hurt but at least they have the Champions League and the new season to focus on. However Chelsea’s Spanish left back, Marcos Alonso, hasn’t quite gotten over things yet, especially when you consider that his official Twitter account “liked” a post earlier on Friday calling he performance of Anthony Taylor into question. Source: Caughtoffside It will be interesting to see how this plays out because even if he has a point, the FA simply cannot be seen to wilfully ignore a player who’s openly calling a referee’s competence into question.That suggests that a ban or a fine might be coming his way, so expect to see him unlike the post in the coming days.
But Lakers guard Jordan Clarkson had 16 points on 6-of-12 shooting, while forward Julius Randle added 14 points on a 5-of-9 clip and seven rebounds.After Lakers forward Nick Young forced the Nets to commit a five-second violation on an inbound plays, Bryant sank four consecutive foul shots for a 102-95 lead with 19.3 seconds remaining.“Sometimes his legs is not under him,” Scott said of Bryant. “He’ll get his rhythm. I’m not worried about that.”Scott also no longer feels worried if the Lakers (1-4) will win, though it only came against the winless Nets (0-5). He argued “you have to play almost like this is Game 7” of the NBA playoffs.Lakers general manager Mitch Kupchak, who only travels occasionally for road games, was at Friady’s game.“I’m always happy when we win, just like I’m always (ticked off) when we lose,” Scott said. “Dinner will taste a whole lot better.” Dinner should also taste better for Russell. He performed a nifty crossover that caused Nets guard Jarret Jack to fall before sinking an open jumper. Russell then nailed back-to-back 3-pointers. “I felt like I could have been playing the way I played, but I just missed shots,” Russell said. “Being a rookie, the leash is short. So I just got to do whatever I got to do to stay on the floor.”Russell stayed on the floor with 3:45 left in the game after sitting the entire fourth quarters in two of his first four appearances Still, Russell sat out for the final minute while Lou Williams closed the game out. Williams had 10 points on 2-of-9 shooting in 24 minutes off the bench.“I want him to be in that situation. But when it came down to the last minute and a half, I wanted more of an experienced guy in Lou,” Scott said. “Hopefully as we go on, (Russell) will get more chances like that.”Bryant believes Russell will, praising him for listening to his advice on recognizing “tactical things” and watching film. Bryant also advised Russell should embrace Scott’s stern approach. “Byron is going to keep on challenging him,” Bryant said. (Byron’s) forcing him to dig deep and push himself.”Bryant then reflected back on his rookie season 19 years ago when he averaged 15.8 minutes off the bench. “I had no choice but to be patient and just keep on working,” Bryant said. “Now I look back and realize I was surrounded by some great veterans. By playing on a championship contender, immediately I learned at an early age how to win games and how to win championships.” The Lakers are far removed from those times. But they at least progressed with Russell’s development and Bryant’s rhythm to collect a victory, something that once felt seemed unfamiliar in the past week. Newsroom GuidelinesNews TipsContact UsReport an Error The day started with both Scott and Kobe Bryant downplaying Bryant’s persistent shooting inaccuracy. Scott argued that Bryant is “the last guy to worry about on our team.” Scott and Bryant both attributed his recent struggles to mostly rust from his two-week absence during training camp after bruising his lower left leg. On a scale of 1 to 10, Bryant labeled his timing at a 6. So even if Bryant scored a team-leading 18 points — albeit on only 5-of-16 shooting — the Lakers’ star offset that with a 7-of-8 mark from the foul line, three assists and improved defense.After missing his first six shots, Bryant shot 5-of-10 the rest of the game. “I got to get rid of first quarters,” Bryant joked. “I was shooting the ball horrendously.” 
NEW YORK >> The day started with Lakers coach Byron Scott offering a stern warning that he’s “not waiting 10 to 15 games” before considering lineup changes and minute restrictions. Scott directed that message partly at Lakers rookie point guard D’Angelo Russell. “He has to start getting it, just like the other young guys have to start getting it, and if they don’t, they won’t play as much,” Scott said. “Playing time in this league is a very precious thing, and I don’t want our guys to take that for granted.”The day ended with Scott complimenting his 19-year-old rookie, Russell’s emergence coinciding with the Lakers’ 104-98 victory over the Brooklyn Nets on Friday at Barclays Center. Russell scored 16 points on 6-of-9 shooting, 2-of-3 from 3-point range, his first game shooting above 50 percent, camouflaging his zero assists. “He did a better job of kind of controlling the tempo of the game and getting us into our offense a lot better,” Scott said of Russell. “He’ll continue to get better.”
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