I dont care if Jesus Christ was crucified in a church with a trans flag it is no longer a church.
As an American nationalist who isnt religious but believes America is a nation of Christ it is a utter shame that the church has been invaded..
Lonzo Ball believes Prime Dwyane Wade is about EVEN with prime Kobe Bryant:
“I got D Wade at 3. Right behind Kobe. And it ain’t far. I’ll die on that hill. D Wade is giving Kobe some fits. And MJ. They’re better, but it ain’t no walk in the park. Not a prime D Wade, no. It’s even to me. Kobe’s better but it ain’t clear. Out of 10 days, he’s not getting the better of him all 10 days. I got 6-4… He has one of the best rings ever. Year 3, to take a team and be the man and get that sh*t done? I commend that.”
(Via @ballinthefampod)
Matt Olson is having a monster year. Leads all of MLB in WAR, RBIs and runs, is atop the National League with 13 home runs and just hit a go-ahead homer to dead center off Andrés Muñoz. Atlanta has the best record in MLB in large part because of Olson.
Don't let anyone tell you the 2-strike approach is dead.
Enjoy this absolute masterclass from Mauricio Dubon.
After two whiffs on 97 mph fastballs he got a third. He dropped the leg kick, spread out, no stride and smoked a base clearing triple to right field.
@JoelKatz This reminds me of a statistic I once heard. 60% of all confined space deaths are rescuers. The rational choice is red because if everybody pushes red they all live. Sadly, the majority of deaths here would be rescue attempts.
WE NEED TO STOP THE INSANITY WITH YOUTH SPORTS. You can't play 3 goddam sports per season! Theres not enough hours in a day or days in a week. Every sport is 365 days a year now. Everyone has a schedule conflict and every league costs hundreds if not thousands. NOT SUSTAINABLE!
Game 1:
Ishpeming built an early 12-4 lead, but Portland St. Patrick cut it to 14-13 by the end of the 1st. Ishpeming ramped up their defense and held St. Patrick scoreless until the 6:05 mark of the 3rd qtr as they scored 20 straight to open up a 34-13 lead. St. Patrick used an 8-pt run spanning the quarter break to pull back within 36-24, but Ishpeming went on an 8-pt run of their own a little while later to extend the margin into the twenties at 48-26 late in the 4th. Ishpeming wins the Division 4 State Championship 48-28. This is Ishpeming's 2nd title in 3 years.
6'2" sr Baylor volleyball signee Mya Hemmer (pictured, top-r) dominated the paint, swatting shots, pursuing the basketball off the rim, elevating to score in a crowd, and stealing any pass within her reach. Hemmer finished 1 blocked shot shy of a triple-double with 18 points, 17 rebounds, 9 blocked shots, and 6 steals with a couple of assists thrown in for good measure. Sr Michigan Tech recruit Jenessa Eagle (pictured, bottom-r) bounced back from a rough shooting 1st qtr to post a 19-&-11 double-double. Sr PG Brittanie Piotrowski added 6 points and 5 assists.
Jr Gracelyn Rockey led Portland St. Patrick with 10 points along with 6 rebounds, 3 steals, and 3 blocked shots. Jr Macie Smith added 5 points and 9 rebounds.
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Unofficial Stats:
For @HematiteUpdates :
Sr @mtuwbb commit @jenessaeagle3 (5'9" G) w/ 19p-11r
Sr @BaylorVBall commit @Hemmer_mya26 (6'2" F/C) w/ 18p-17r-6s-9b
Sr Brittanie Piotrowski (5'6" PG) 6p-5a
Sr Ava Jo Hares (5'3" W) w/ 5p-4r
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For @PortlandStPats :
Jr @GracelynRo9459 (5'7" W) w/ 10p-6r-3s-3b
Jr Macie Smith (5'8" W) w/ 5p-9r-3s
Fr Macie Leonard (5'8" G) w/ 4p-5r
Jr Marian Davlin (5'6" W) w/ 4p-4r
Game 3:
Morenci used a 7-pt run to flip an early 2-pt deficit into a 9-4 lead and extended their edge to 10 at 16-6 early in the 2nd qtr. Ishpeming chipped away and eventually took the lead at 21-20 early in the 3rd, which kicked off a flurry of lead changes.
A little later, Janessa Eagle hit a pull up jumper and then scored on a fast break layup to give Ishpeming their largest lead at 33-30. Colbie Ekins scored inside off an offensive rebound putback and Emersyn Bachelder hit a pair of FTs to put Morenci up 34-33 with 3:19 left. Mya Hemmer buried 2 FTs at 2:48 to give Ishpeming the lead back at 35-34. After numerous empty possessions each way, Camby Gauthier scored on a layup to increase Ishpeming's advantage to 3 with 0:34 remaining. Morenci had 2 opportunities to tie it, but Hemmer cleared the final rebound and dribbled out the clock. Ishpeming moves on to the Division 4 state championship game with a nail-biting 37-34 win.
Sr Michigan Tech signee Jenessa Eagle (pictured, #3) buried multiple pull up jumpers and also got to the rim in tallying a game-high 20 points. Sr Baylor volleyball recruit Mya Hemmer (pictured, #14) was once again a beast inside with a 15-&-15 double-double with 5 steals and 4 blocked shots.
Jr Colbie Ekins (pictured, #1) had an outstanding showing in her head-to-head battle with Hemmer, with 18 points and 7 rebounds. Sr Emersyn Bachelder (pictured, #33) hit 8-for-10 on FTs and was aggressive on the boards for a 14-&-12 double-double. Sr Evelyn Joughin (pictured, #2) added 8 rebounds, 6 assists, 3 steals, and 3 blocked shots from the PG position.
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Unofficial Stats:
For @HematiteUpdates :
Sr @mtuwbb commit @jenessaeagle3 (5'9" G) w/ 20p-4r-3s
Sr @BaylorVBall commit @Hemmer_mya26 (6'2" F/C) w/ 15p-15r-5s-4b
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For @BulldogMorenci :
Jr @colbie_ekins (5'11" F) w/ 18p-7r
Sr @emersyn_b (5'7" W) w/ 14p-12r
Sr Evelyn Joughin (5'5" PG) w/ 8r-6a-3s-3b