Luleå is on the brink of losing an SDHL playoff series for the first time since 2017. Despite outshooting Frölunda 41-18 on Friday evening, despite spending eight full minutes on the power play, and despite tying the game late (more on that later), the reigning champs dropped Game 2, 2-1 at home.
Frölunda’s goaltender Stephanie Neatby was excellent, stopping 40 of 41 shots. She made saves every which way — with excellent box control, amid scrambles, on her feet and on her rear end. She has earned the right to be lauded for her performance.
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North Carolina coach Hubert Davis kept it classy after a loss to Duke.
The Tar Heels fell 74-71 to the Blue Devils Friday night in the ACC Tournament, and the loss likely knocked them out of the NCAA Tournament field.
It’s not just the fact UNC lost that is tough to stomach, but it’s the way that it happened that will leave fans struggling for a long time.
The Tar Heels had the chance to tie it up from the free throw line with 4.1 seconds left. Unfortunately for UNC, Jae-Lyn Withers committed a lane violation on what would have been the game-tying shot.
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McLaren begins the 2025 F1 season with Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri on the front row in Melbourne
On a Formula 1 track, the “tenths” you need as a driver are everywhere around you.
Sometimes, finding those tenths comes down to just how much risk you are willing to take.
The first qualifying session of the 2025 F1 season is in the books, and when the dust settled it was an all-papaya front row, as Lando Norris grabbed pole position just ahead of teammate Oscar Piastri.
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Red Bull driver Max Verstappen will start the season on the second row, behind a pair of fast McLarens
When the lights go out Sunday at the Australian Grand Prix to begin the 2025 Formula 1 season, defending F1 Drivers’ Champion Max Verstappen will start third, behind perhaps two of his biggest challengers in Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri.
The four-time champion, despite qualifying third on Saturday, is not expecting any “miracles” on Sunday.
Following a quarterfinal round sweep of Michigan, the Penn State men’s ice hockey team is heading to Columbus to play for a spot in the Big Ten championship game. All that stands in the way on Saturday night is No. 3 seed Ohio State. As Penn State swept a best-of-three series last weekend in Ann Arbor, Ohio State came out on top of a three-game series against Wisconsin by winning the second and third games.
Penn State comes into the Big Ten semifinal with the nation’s no. 11 ranking, and Ohio State is no. 10.
LSU baseball returns to action on Saturday for the second game of a three-game set against Missouri.
In the opening game of SEC play, the No. 1 Tigers took a 12-5 victory. A five-run outburst in the fourth inning propelled the home team to victory after a back-and-forth beginning.
Jackson Lovich hit a two-run home run in the top of the second to give the Tigers a 2-0 lead. LSU responded with a two-run blast from Luis Hernandez in the bottom half.
Derek Curiel’s three-run triple broke the tie in the fifth and started the onslaught.
Slumping Ipswich Town welcome top-four chasers Nottingham Forest to Portman Road on Saturday with the hopes of a late-season surge and great escape.
The Jets made a couple of additions in free agency late Friday night.
Former Rams wide receiver Tyler Johnson and former Texans cornerback Kris Boyd, both agreed to terms with the Jets, their agents told reporters.
Johnson played in 15 games for the Rams last year, with two starts, and had 26 catches for 291 yards and a touchdown.
Boyd played all 17 games for the Texans last season. He didn’t get on the field much on defense, appearing on just 4 percent of Houston’s special teams snaps, but he was a major contributor on special teams, playing on 77 percent of snaps.
Everton and West Ham look to climb closer to mid-table when David Moyes’ Toffees play host to his former club at Goodison Park on Saturday.
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Williams saw both Alex Albon and Carlos Sainz Jr. push into Q3 to start the 2025 F1 season
Yuki Tsunoda’s “magical lap” that ended in the Visa Cash App Racing Bulls driver qualifying fifth for the Australian Grand Prix was one of the first big surprises of the 2025 Formula 1 season.
The driver who will start alongside him delivered another.
Alexander Albon put his Williams FW47 on the third row after a strong qualifying performance, and he will start the Australian Grand Prix in sixth.