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September 24, 2024
In the previous year’s round two of the 4A East playoffs, Millbrook, ranked 12th, went to Cardinal Gibbons, ranked 5th, and ended the Crusaders’ season by winning 42-30. This year, Cardinal Gibbons and Millbrook had a similar encounter. However, this time, Cardinal Gibbons emerged victorious with a dominating score of 55-21 against the Wildcats. The
READ MORESouthern Nash beat rival Northern Nash in the regular season, winning the conference championship and getting the top seed out of the league in the state playoffs as a result. But for the second straight season, Northern Nash got the win in the playoffs. In the second round of the N.C. High School Athletic Association
READ MOREThe Clayton Comets secured their spot in the third round of the N.C. High School Athletic Association 4A state playoffs with a crucial defensive play that ended the game. With a 17-10 advantage, the defense of Clayton, ranked 13th, was tasked with defending against Pinecrest, ranked 4th, on the 1-yard line with only seven seconds
READ MOREThe board members of the actors union in Hollywood voted on Friday to accept the agreement with studios that ended their strike, which lasted almost four months. The union’s leaders highlighted the progress achieved through weeks of careful negotiations. At a press conference held in the afternoon, Duncan Crabtree-Ireland, the executive director and chief negotiator
READ MOREPrior to her freshman year at North Johnston High School, Emily Scott had never participated in the sport of tennis. However, she has since become one of the top players in the state and has aspirations of continuing to compete at the collegiate level. Scott, a self-described gym enthusiast, believes that consistent daily practice leads
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Rewritten: Written by Ralph D. Russo, an AP writer covering college football. On Friday, the Big Ten Conference prohibited Jim Harbaugh from coaching at the last three regular-season games for Michigan. This was in spite of a warning from the second-ranked Wolverines, resulting in an unusual conflict over accusations of a sign-stealing plot that has
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By AARON BEARD, AP Basketball Writer 12Arizona Wildcats 6 2Duke Blue Devils 2 ESPN2 | 1st – 18:08 DURHAM, N.C. Jon Scheyer and Tommy Lloyd both took similar journeys to becoming first-time head coaches, working for successful programs and crossing paths while recruiting. The relationship between Scheyer and Duke is a major factor in their
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By STEVE REED, AP Sports Writer CHARLOTTE, N.C. — CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — Disappointed. Frustrated. Embarrassed. Coaches and players are utilizing those words to characterize the season of the Carolina Panthers. Supporters are becoming increasingly frustrated. A fan podcast in North and South Carolina is advocating for a “March on Mint” this Sunday, calling for
READ MOREOn Friday, Janet Yellen, the U.S. Treasury Secretary, proposed that a ransomware attack on China’s largest bank resulted in minimal disruptions to the U.S. Treasury market, causing the bank to temporarily disable some of its systems. During their meeting on Friday, finance officials from the U.S. and China addressed the incident in San Francisco. This
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Sultan Ahmed al-Jaber, the CEO of ADNOC, a state-owned company in Abu Dhabi, is encouraging national oil companies to commit to decreasing their greenhouse gas emissions. According to documents acquired by POLITICO, the United Arab Emirates is utilizing its influence as an oil producer and host of the upcoming United Nations climate negotiations to urge
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