Author: Jody
The Open notebook: Harry Styles rumours, Rory McIlroy’s phone, Tiger Woods and Bob MacIntyre at Royal Troon | Golf News
A look back at some of the storylines – on and off course – from the pre-tournament practice days ahead of The 152nd Open, featuring Rory McIlroy, Tiger Woods, Bob MacIntyre and a search for Harry Styles! Troon’s teenagers search for Styles! The Open attracts stars from beyond the world of golf, although some young…
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Lascuña holds provisional lead as rain halts play
Antonio Lascuña—FILE PHOTO LAUREL, BATANGAS—Heavy midday rains forced suspension of second round play in the ICTSI Splendido Taal Championship on Wednesday, but not after Antonio Lascuña engineered a shakeup in the leaderboard to grab the provisional lead with still six holes left in his round. Finally getting his groove after failing to turn in practice…
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World Matchplay Darts: Michael van Gerwen, Andrew Gilding, Michael Smith and Rob Cross all win in Blackpool | Darts News
Michael van Gerwen set up a mouth-watering quarter-final showdown against Andrew Gilding at the World Matchplay, while Michael Smith and Rob Cross also recorded wins in Blackpool on Wednesday. Van Gerwen continued his challenge for a fourth title at the Winter Gardens, defying a late fightback from a tenacious Joe Cullen to close out an…
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In fifth tour with Bolts, Durham shoots for the big one
Photo by Tristan Tamayo/INQUIRER.net Meralco can only hope that the good fortunes of last month’s breakthrough PBA championship would rub off on Allen Durham in his return for the season-opening Governors’ Cup. The three-time Best Import will once again don the Bolts jersey after spending the last four years in Japan’s B.League, where he won…
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Joachim Low throws hat in the ring for England manager’s job – Paper Talk | Football News
The top stories and transfer rumours from Thursday’s newspapers… THE SUN World Cup winner Joachim Low fancies the England job. Newcastle boss Eddie Howe has revealed for the first time he has always held an ambition to be England manager. Gareth Southgate has hired a close associate of Manchester United owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe as…
Read MoreMika Reyes return made sweeter by PLDT win over Creamline
Mika Reyes–MARLO CUETO/INQUIRER.net Toward the end of Tuesday evening, just as the spotlight was about to shift to six more debuting squads in the PVL Reinforced Conference, Mika Reyes and her PLDT squad decided to grab a slice of the volleyball conversation. Reyes, the former La Salle star sidelined by a shoulder injury at the…
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Paris 2024: Olympics new sports and events for Summer Games as breaking makes its debut | Olympics News
Paris 2024 will see the debut of breaking, with new disciplines introduced in other sports; Olympics is back in Europe for the first time since London 2012; baseball/softball and karate have been dropped for this year’s Summer Games Last Updated: 17/07/24 9:51pm Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player Karam Singh will…
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Strong Group buries Malaysia, improves to 4-0 in Jones Cup
Strong Group Athletics in its 2024 Jones Cup game against Malaysia. –SGA ATHLETICS MANILA, Philippines—Strong Group Athletics hiked its winning streak to four following its romping of Malaysia, 89-54, in the 43rd William Jones Cup 2024 at Xinzhuang Gymnasium on Wednesday. This was after the Philippine side had to squeak past Ukraine, 82-74, on Monday.…
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Super League: Luke Robinson to discuss permanent Huddersfield Giants head coach role | Rugby League News
Luke Robinson will hold talks with Huddersfield Giants over the possibility of becoming permanent head coach. Robinson is currently interim coach of the Giants after Ian Watson’s exit last week and is keen to turn the club’s form around. Huddersfield have lost nine of their last 10 games in all competitions and face Salford Red…
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NU Lady Bulldogs flex might with National Invitationals crown
NU Lady Bulldogs celebrate their National Invitationals crown in the Shakey’s Super League. -SSL PHOTO MANILA, Philippines — They may have tempered expectations heading into the tournament, but NU Lady Bulldogs still showed how formidable their college program is with their first National Invitationals crown in the Shakey’s Super League. The Lady Bulldogs didn’t field…
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