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Ridgeline Competes Against Bear River High School in Boys Lacrosse The Ridgeline Riverhawks vs Bear River Bears broadcast is scheduled to begin at 6:50 p.m. Friday’s broadcast is brought to you with LIVE commentary from Stockton Jewkes. Listen to this broadcast on the radio at 104.5 / 104.9 The Ranch and streamed online here. For galleries or videos of previous Ridgeline games, click here. For galleries or videos of previous Bear River games, click here. Source link
Green Canyon competes against Ridgeline High School in Boys Soccer The Green Canyon Wolves vs Ridgeline Riverhawks boys soccer broadcast is scheduled to begin at 6:50 p.m. Thursday’s broadcast is brought to you with LIVE commentary from Stockton Jewkes on 100.9 Lite FM, 104.5 The Ranch and streamed online here. For galleries or videos of previous Green Canyon games, click here. For galleries or videos of previous Ridgeline games, click here. Source link
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Photos by Robert K. Scott / Additional information about Robert’s work (or inquiries about purchasing his photos) can be found at rscott.smugmug.com. Photo Gallery sponsored by The Logo Shop, your source for teams, businesses and booster clubs. Visit http://welogostuff.mypromohq.com/ Source link
The owners of the NHL’s Utah Hockey Club and NBA’s Jazz are beginning a massive renovation of their downtown Salt Lake City Arena that will eventually increase hockey capacity to roughly 17,000 and basketball to nearly 19,000 fans. Smith Entertainment Group announced its plan Wednesday after a meeting of the Salt Lake City Council earlier in the week. Officials said the initial stage of renovations this summer should boost the number of full-ice view seats by 1,400: 1,000 new ones and upgrading 400 that had a sightline of just one end of the rink in the team’s first season in the city. After a historic season welcoming the NHL to Utah, Delta Center is about to be transformed into a fundamentally new dual-use arena.The basketball experience will remain one of the loudest in the NBA with seats as close to the action as before, hockey fans will enjoy better… pic.twitter.com/Jod3OXFZkf — Delta Center (@deltacenter) April 30, 2025 “Just in Year 1 (post-renovations) we’re going to see a great improvement for the lower-bowl capacity for hockey,” Jazz president Jim Olson said on a video call with reporters. Rendering of the newly remodeled Delta Center to better accommodate both hockey and basketball.
According to a report from CBS Sports college basketball reporter Jon Rothstein, Utah State men’s basketball will participate in an additional field of four teams in the 2025 Charleston Classic. Alongside the Aggies, it is reported that Boston College, Tulane and Davidson will be participating teams. The primary field of the Charleston Classic will feature teams from major conferences, reported to be West Virginia, Georgia, Clemson and Xavier. The Aggies would not compete against any of those four teams as part of this multi-team event (MTE). The four-team format seems to suggest it will be a two-game event for the Aggies, much like the NIT Season Tip-Off which USU participated in this past season. The Aggies played two games as part of a four-team tournament, beating St. Bonaventure in the first round and then North Texas in the championship game. Head coach Jerrod Calhoun has previously indicated a preference for MTEs where his team plays two games as opposed to ones where they would play three games in three days. Per Rothstein, which teams will match up against which in the opening round has not yet been determined and no timetable is set for an official announcement from the tournament
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Kolby King marks the most recent addition to Utah State men’s basketball’s transfer class for the upcoming 2025-26 season. The Aggies lost a potential key returner at point guard in Deyton Albury, and King appears to be the top candidate to replace the lost production. There’s a pretty easy comparison between the two, but ultimately there’s more to it as we’ll examine below. As a quick introduction, head coach Jerrod Calhoun described King as a “dynamic guard who brings toughness, athleticism and high-level shot making ability to the court.” All of those things play out on film and King should make a great addition to the Aggies’ rotation. “His ability to impact the game on both ends fits perfectly with our style of play,” Calhoun continued. “Kolby is battle-tested and well equipped to create for both himself and his teammates. We look forward to adding him to the mix with our talented returners and signees.” With that introduction settled, let’s get things started. A note on source for stats in this piece. Basic averages (points, rebounds, etc.) come from Sports Reference, as do the advanced stats of Win Shares and Box Plus/Minus. Bayesian Performance Rating comes from EvanMiya.com as does any
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