Lady Wildcats Defeated By Lady Bulldogs
It was a slow night for the Lady Wildcats as they fell to The Centerville Lady Bulldogs 25-13, 25-22, 25-17.It was hard to come back from it all. Kayley Schoettelkotte had a great night with 6 kills who was just behind Kamryn McCool who had 7 kills. Kendall McCool had 2 aces wuth 6 assists and 3 digs. Meredith Bohman and Layne Steele each had 4 kills.The girls will be back in action tomorrow night as they host Milan. Please come out and cheer these great girls to victory.Courtesy of Wildcats Coach Tanya Wirtz.
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ECVB traveled to FC last night and came out victorious at all 3 levels.EC vs FC 10-2-18We played well last night and kept the control the entire match. We kept them out of system with good serving and a quick offense. Everyone had a solid game last night.Varsity is now 24-2 on the season and 12-1 in the EIAC.Next up: Harrison for senior night tonight. Freshman will start at 5, JV will follow, then senior night, then varsity will follow.Courtesy of Trojans Coach Cassie Laker.
Loading… Former Fifa president Sepp Blatter has called for his successor, Gianni Infantino, to be suspended by the global football governing body after criminal proceedings were opened against him in Switzerland. The Swiss authorities said on Thursday (July 30) that proceedings had been launched against the current Fifa boss by a special prosecutor looking into meetings he had with then Swiss Attorney-General Michael Lauber. Lauber, who resigned last week, and Infantino have both denied wrongdoing. “For me, the situation is clear, that the Fifa ethics committee has to open a case against Mr Infantino and so it has to suspend him,” Blatter said in a statement to Reuters.Advertisement read also: Swiss special prosecutor opens criminal proceedings against FIFA president Blatter himself was suspended and later banned by Fifa’s ethics committee after he became the subject of criminal proceedings in Switzerland in 2015. The investigation is still ongoing and the 84-year-old, who has denied wrongdoing, has not been charged. FacebookTwitterWhatsAppEmail分享 
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The Batesville Middle School boys won the Ripley County meet on Thursday. Eli Loichinger finished 1st as the Ripley County champion, followed by Jake Chapman, 2nd, Otto Hund, 4th, Cannon Clark, 5th, Emi Lopez, 6th, Santiago Schutte, 9th, and Landon Raver, 10th. The Batesville Middle School girls finished 2nd in the Ripley County meet. Kaylynn Bedel finished 1st as the Ripley County champion, followed by Megan Allgeier, 2nd. Boys-Batesville 18, Milan 56, South Ripley 64 Girls–Milan 36, Batesville 42, Jac-Cen-Del 42The Jac-Cen-Del Junior High Cross Country teams ran in the four school Ripley County Meet at Batesville on Thursday (10/3). The JCD girls’ team finished 3rd in a very close race. Virginia Minch, Emily Carf, and Zeda Kersey from JCD made the All-County Team (Top 10). The JCD boys’ team was incomplete. Marshall Johnson (JCD) made the All-County Team (Top 10).Courtesy of Bulldogs Coach Derek Suits and Eagles Coach Steve Narwold.
Sunderland have accepted an undisclosed bid from Wigan for winger James McClean, Press Association Sport understands. International honours soon followed, although with Ireland rather than his native Northern Ireland. He courted controversy when he opted not to wear a poppy on his shirt during a game against Everton which fell on Remembrance weekend, while he was also involved in a number of controversies on Twitter which led to O’Neill criticising him for using the social networking site. Ireland manager Giovanni Trapattoni took a liking to him, though, and selected him for Euro 2012, but new Sunderland boss Paolo Di Canio does not seem to be as big a fan and is willing to allow him to leave. The Italian has made sweeping changes at the club this summer, signing nine new players, and McClean, along with the already-departed Titus Bramble and Matthew Kilgallon, appears to be a victim of the new regime. McClean made 70 appearances for Sunderland scoring 11 goals. Press Association
Should a deal now be done for the 24-year-old to drop down to the Sky Bet Championship, it will bring to an end a colourful stay on Wearside. McClean was signed by former manager Martin O’Neill from Derry City in 2011 and made an immediate impact when thrown into the Sunderland first team. 
Press Association The Germany international – a £42million buy from Real Madrid last summer – suffered the problem during Tuesday’s 1-1 last-16 draw at Bayern Munich which saw Arsenal exit the Champions League. Speaking ahead of Sunday’s north London derby with Tottenham, manager Arsene Wenger told arsenal.com: “He’s out. I don’t know for how long but it is a hamstring injury. There are scans going on.” In a further blow, given Jack Wilshere’s absence with a broken foot, midfielder Aaron Ramsey’s return from a thigh injury has been delayed. Wenger added: “We have had to defer his comeback to full training so he is not available. He is having difficulties in the final stages of his rehab. It looks to be short term.” Left-backs Kieran Gibbs and Nacho Monreal have a “good chance” of being available. Gibbs has a fitness test on Friday. Swedish midfielder Kim Kallstrom could be in contention for his debut after signing despite a back injury, while Yaya Sanogo is available. Wenger said: “Kallstrom joins the normal training group today and Sanogo too. “I will have to decide if Kallstrom is okay to be in the squad on Sunday. I will see how he looks. It is not impossible.” 
Arsenal are still assessing the severity of record signing Mesut Ozil’s hamstring injury.
Press Association Belfast star Frampton insists the all-British bout can only take place as a co-promotion with his own Cyclone Promotions, and if an agreement cannot be reached he will instead pursue a voluntary defence of his IBF super-bantamweight crown. Frampton said in a statement: “My team and I have been in negotiations with Matchroom Sport to co-promote this fight. Carl Frampton has dismissed an alleged £1.5million offer made by Scott Quigg’s promoter Eddie Hearn and demanded more talks with a view to sealing a world title unification bout this summer.
” It has been made very clear to Matchroom Sport throughout the entire negotiation period that this huge domestic fight can only take place as a co-promotion. “It is therefore frustrating that Matchroom have deviated from negotiations with this offer.” Hearn scribbled the sum on a cheque in front of cameras on Tuesday in a clear attempt to speed up negotiations for the bout. But television remains one of a number of potential sticking points with WBA champion Quigg under contract with Matchroom who work exclusively with Sky. Frampton meanwhile has been working with ITV and his last title defence in January was the first world title fight to be broadcast live on terrestrial TV in the UK for seven years. Hearn confirmed the £1.5million offer and said it was made after previous negotiations for the fight had reached a stalemate. He said in a statement: ” They (Cyclone Promotions) are right that negotiations have been ongoing but they ended last week when we hit a brick wall. “We’re frustrated. (Kell) Brook versus (Amir) Khan has fallen by the wayside and we want to make sure that this fight happens. “We’ve made Carl an offer of £1.5million to fight in Manchester on July 18. There’s no reason why this fight can’t happen and we are willing to put the money up. “There’s no offer from them and all the revenue is being delivered by us. We have massive respect for Carl, he’s a brilliant fighter that I have worked with in the past. These are two great champions and we just want to see the fight; let’s get it made.” 
They closed on 251 for nine on Thursday and Naveed added just two runs to the score before he was out next ball, finding only the hands of Dockrell after attempting to loft Craig Young over the infield. It was fitting that the Irish pair combined to end the match, having each taken seven wickets in the match, which included slow left armer Dockrell’s 100th for his country. Ireland join Namibia at the top of the table and will play the African side in the next round of the competition later in the year. Press Association Ireland needed just four deliveries to wrap up an innings-and-26-run victory in the first match of their Intercontinental Cup campaign against the United Arab Emirates.
William Porterfield’s men took the maximum 20 points available after ending the UAE’s last wicket stand in the first over of the morning to complete a comprehensive victory in Malahide. The UAE managed to take the match to the final day but last pair Manjula Guruge and Mohammad Naveed could not force their hosts to bat again. 
ELLSWORTH — The Great Harbor Shootout is scheduled for the weekend of March 18-20 at various venues in Ellsworth and Trenton and on Mount Desert Island.The annual tournament draws junior high and high school girls’ and boys’ basketball players from across the state.Locations will include MDI High School, Pemetic Elementary, Mount Desert Elementary, the MDI YMCA, Trenton Elementary and the Ellsworth Elementary-Middle School.Tickets can be purchased at the door at each gymnasium. Weekend passes covering all locations for the entire weekend are available for $12 for adults and $8 for students and seniors. Single-day admission at one location is $5 for adults and $3 for students and seniors.This is placeholder textThis is placeholder textThe Great Harbor Shootout has grown from seven local teams participating in 1992 to more than 80 teams competing in the three-day event.For more information, visit harborhousemdi.org or contact Diana Novella at 244-3713 or diana@harborhousemdi.org.