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Top fields ready for Rome

Published in Athletics
Wednesday, 05 June 2019 10:21

Some exciting head-to-heads are set for the Golden Gala Pietro Mennea, the fourth meeting in the Diamond League series

Nine British athletes are involved in the fourth Diamond League meeting of the year on Thursday, with a number of thrilling head-to-head battles on the cards for the Golden Gala Pietro Mennea in Rome.

After a dominant 200m win in Stockholm, British record-holder Dina Asher-Smith opens up her 100m campaign but will need to overcome Olympic champion Elaine Thompson, USA’s Shanghai 100m winner Aleia Hobbs and world silver winner Marie-Josee Ta Lou.

Laura Muir will be hoping for a winning start to her 2019 Diamond League season after her non-series win in Stockholm. However, world record-holder Genzebe Dibaba, Gudaf Tsegaye, who ran quicker than Muir last year with 3:57.64, and former world champion Jenny Simpson will provide the main opposition, with Eilish McColgan dropping down in distance after her 5000m in Stockholm to join her fellow Scot Muir in the field.

In the 110m hurdles, the final Diamond League event of the evening, world indoor champion Andrew Pozzi lines up against former world outdoor champion Sergey Shubenkov and Olympic silver medallist Orlando Ortega.

Shara Proctor and Lorraine Ugen, UK record-holders outdoors and indoors respectively, will face world indoor champion Ivana Spanovic, four-time world champion Brittney Reese and Olympic triple jump champion Caterine Ibargüen in the long jump, while a high-class pole vault field is led by Olympic champion Katerini Stefanidi, Sandi Morris and Yarisley Silva.

The men’s 200m is yet another highlight. Britain’s world relay champion Nethaneel Mitchell-Blake and Ireland’s Leon Reid are up against American Noah Lyles, who won the Diamond League title last year and opened up this season with a PB of 9.86 for 100m, plus Michael Norman, who ran a stunning 43.45 for 400m in April and makes his debut in the Diamond League over a distance at which he is a former world junior champion and at which he clocked 19.84 earlier this year.

World champion Ramil Guliyev becomes almost a bit player in a race where Italian record-holder Filippo Tortu is sure to receive great support from the home crowd.

Another athlete sure to get a great reaction is Gianmarco Tamberi, who competes for the first time since his European indoor title win in Glasgow. He’s joined in the high jump by joint world leader Majd Eddin Ghazal, Bohdan Bondarenko and Andriy Protsenko.

Rai Benjamin, the third fastest man in history, headlines the non-Diamond League 400m hurdles, this time without Abderrahman Samba, the other athlete tipped to challenge the world record this year. Ireland’s Thomas Barr, who was third in Shanghai behind the duo, lines up again.

The women’s Diamond League race features American trio Dalilah Muhammad, Shamier Little and Kori Carter, plus Zuzana Hejnová and Léa Sprunger.

In the women’s 400m, world silver medallist Salwa Eid Naser lines up alongside Olympic medallist Shericka Jackson and world indoor champion Courtney Okolo.

The 800m sees world No.1 Nijel Amos take on Olympic bronze medallist Clayton Murphy and world indoor champion Adam Kszczot. After his second place in Shanghai, defending Diamond League champion Selemon Barega takes on a field including Britain’s Andrew Butchart, Olympic bronze medallist Hagos Gebrhiwet and world cross-country champion Joshua Cheptegei in the 5000m.

Tatsiana Khaladovich continues the defence of her Diamond League javelin title as she takes on early-season world No.1 Lu Huihui plus Barbora Spotakova and Christin Hussong, while Pedro Pablo Pichardo leads the men’s triple jump line-up.

Britain’s Zak Seddon is among those in the non-Diamond League 3000m steeplechase.

A timetable and entry lists can be found here.

Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer have welcomed the prospect of Britain's Andy Murray returning to top-level tennis, while admitting his Queen's Club comeback has taken them by surprise.

Murray, 32, has not played since hip surgery following the Australian Open.

He described his doubles appearance alongside Spain's Feliciano Lopez at the Fever-Tree Championships later this month as "the next step" in his return.

"It was a little surprising he announced that so quick," said Nadal.

"I always thought that he will find a way to try to be back, because he's still young and still very passionate about the game.

"It's great news for, first, for him and for his team and family, and then for the tour by itself. I'm happy for it, and especially happy for him."

Federer and Nadal were among a raft of players who appeared in a video shown on the big screens at Melbourne Park, congratulating Murray for his career in the wake of the Scot's first-round defeat by Roberto Bautista Agut.

Despite initially saying that it might be his final appearance before retirement, Murray left open the possibility of a return to tennis in his on-court interview just before the video played out.

"We were more told that this could be it, so can you please make a message?" Federer recalled of his contribution to the video.

"But we were hoping that this message is not actually real.

"I saw him after his match against Bautista Agut and I was, like, 'So, what's up? Are you really retiring?' He didn't know.

"It's number one for his health, and we want Andy to be healthy, more so than being a tennis player. But if he can play tennis on top of it, that's a super bonus.

"I think all of us top guys would be thrilled to see him back on the tour."

Murray had the hip resurfacing operation - which keeps more of the damaged bone than a hip replacement, smoothing the ball down and covering it with a metal cap - in London on 28 January.

Murray told the Times earlier this month that there is "very little chance" of him playing singles at Wimbledon in July, but said a successful doubles campaign could be the launchpad for a full return.

'Definitely one of my best performances', says Konta

Published in Tennis
Tuesday, 04 June 2019 12:19

British number one Johanna Konta says she produced one of the best performances of her career to reach the French Open semi-finals.

Konta outclassed American seventh seed Sloane Stephens, last year's runner-up, 6-1 6-4 in the quarter-finals.

"I'm very proud of the level and consistency I played," said the 26th seed.

Konta, 28, is the first British woman to reach the Roland Garros last four since Jo Durie in 1983.

On Thursday she will face Czech 19-year-old Marketa Vondrousova, ranked 38th in the world, with the prospect of a first Grand Slam final awaiting the winner.

"I feel really happy to reach the semi-finals, that is my main feeling," Konta added.

"I am really pleased with how I am training and working every day on something that I enjoy and that I believe in.

"I think that's probably the most satisfying feeling out of this whole thing right now."

Konta will compete in her third Grand Slam semi-final - on a third different surface - after runs to the same stage at the 2016 Australian Open and 2017 Wimbledon.

The Briton had never won a main-draw match at Roland Garros until this year's tournament.

After beating German qualifier Antonia Lottner, American wildcard Lauren Davis and off-colour young Slovak Viktoria Kuzmova in the opening three rounds, Konta impressively dealt with Croatian 23rd seed Donna Vekic as she stepped up a class of opponent.

She had to increase her level even higher against 2017 US Open champion Stephens, producing a display which American great Chris Evert said would have beaten "anybody" in the women's game and had left her "speechless".

"It is hard to pinpoint what is the best performance, because you're always dealing with different types of opponents or different types of conditions," Konta said.

"Or even if you're playing the same opponent, it's still going to be a different match.

"But it's definitely one of my best performances.

"I've experienced so many things in this fortnight that are very individual to this tournament and I'm enjoying it."

'There is not much you can do when someone plays like that'

Konta came under immediate pressure in the opening game of the match, seeing off a break point and a lengthy deuce to hold serve after eight minutes.

That proved pivotal as Konta swatted her lacklustre opponent aside from then on.

The Briton's aggressive approach did the damage as she ended up hitting 25 winners and six aces on her way to taking 87% of first-serve points.

Konta won 18 consecutive service points from the start of the second set, dropping her only point with a double fault in the final game as she won in one hour and 11 minutes.

"I definitely thought I played well behind my serve more than anything," Konta added.

"I kept a good variety in there, which I think made it also difficult for Sloane to find her rhythm in those games."

Stephens, 26, won just 13 receiving points in the match as she struggled to cope with Konta's power and precision.

"She served really well. There is not much you can do when someone is playing like that," the American said.

Stephens also believes windy conditions during the match on Court Philippe Chatrier helped Konta.

"Clay is a neutraliser, but there wasn't very much clay on the court today. So that was a little bit tough," she added.

"She likes to play on hard court and grass, and the court was very fast today, and I think that kind of worked in her favour."

From first-round loser to semi-finalist

Chastain Switches Gears, To Chase Truck Title

Published in Racing
Tuesday, 04 June 2019 12:08

ALVA, Fla. – Ross Chastain has switched gears, announcing he will now pursue the NASCAR Gander Outdoors Truck Series championship with Niece Motorsports.

Chastain, who has competed in 34 events in NASCAR national competition this year, initially declared for NASCAR Xfinity Series points. However, after a strong start to the Truck Series season that saw him earn his first Truck Series win at Kansas Speedway, he has decided to adjust his plans.

The Florida native is the first driver since NASCAR began requiring drivers to declare for points in a single series to switch divisions mid-season.

“After much consideration and many conversations, I’ve decided to pursue championship points in the NASCAR Gander Outdoor Truck Series, effective immediately,” said Chastain “My Niece Motorsports team has been very fast all year, and we have a tall order ahead of us to get both in the top 20 in points and win a race before the playoffs start. But that’s a mountain we’re willing to climb. This shift will allow me to be in the truck race this weekend in Texas, and I’m grateful to everyone at Niece Motorsports for giving me this opportunity.”

Chastain and his Niece Motorsports team must win again between now and the end of the regular season (Aug. 10) in order to be playoff eligible He must also be inside the top-10 in series points. The 26-year-old’s Kansas Speedway win did not lock him into the Truck Series Playoffs because he was competing for Xfinity Series points at the time.

Chastain will compete at Texas Motor Speedway this weekend in the No. 38 Chevrolet Silverado for Niece Motorsports. He will not drive in the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series race this weekend at Michigan Int’l Speedway, which will be the first missed Chastain has missed in any of NASCAR’s top divisions this year.

Driving a split schedule for JD Motorsports and Kaulig Racing, Chastain sits 13th in the NASCAR Xfinity Series rankings prior to changing his points declaration.

“I’m thankful to everyone at Johnny Davis Motorsports and Kaulig Racing for their efforts this year,” said Chastain. “I will continue to run races for each organization where sponsorship for 2019 has been solidified. We have some wonderful partners at both organizations, and I’m fortunate they stand behind my decision, as well. I’m still going to go out and fight as hard as I can for wins.”

Carson McCarl New Priority Aviation Sponsorship Leader

Published in Racing
Tuesday, 04 June 2019 13:40
Carson McCarl has taken the lead in the race for the $20,000 Priority Aviation Sponsorship.

KNOXVILLE, Iowa – Carson McCarl has taken the lead in the race for the $20,000 Priority Aviation Sponsorship.

The race is still tight and every driver wishing to get involved is still in the running.

The opportunity benefiting the National Sprint Car Hall of Fame & Museum for a $20,000 sponsorship from Priority Aviation is available to any driver competing at Knoxville in August at either the 360 Nationals or 410 Nationals.  The competition will continue until a winner is announced on July 31.

Currently, 18 drivers have taken advantage of the contest.  Carson McCarl leads the current standings ahead of Pennsylvania’s Lance Dewease, Wisconsin’s Bill Balog, Iowa’s McKenna Haase, Tennessee’s Sammy Swindell, Oregon’s Tanner Holmes, Indiana’s Tyler Courtney, Ohio’s Jac Haudenschild, Connecticut’s David Gravel, Ohio’s Sheldon Haudenschild, Wisconsin’s Scott Thiel, Iowa’s Austin McCarl, Indiana’s Parker Price-Miller, Minnesota’s Craig Dollansky, South Dakota’s Clint Garner, California’s Mason Daniel, Ohio’s Chad Kemenah and Iowa’s Joe Beaver.

All that sprint car teams need to do is have their prospective members or donors visit www.SprintCarStuff.com and order a membership there, or contact the National Sprint Car Hall of Fame & Museum and request membership packets or make a donation.  If ordering online, specify your driver or race team in the “Notes” section on the final page.

The museum can ship membership and donation information out for the drivers and teams to pass out at their races throughout the season. The driver or team with the highest amount of donations returned to the museum before July 31, will receive the $20,000 sponsorship funding.

All funds collected will go towards paying off remaining construction costs on the Bryan Clauson Suite Tower. Memberships start at only $25 per year, but any donation amount will be accepted.

Blackhawks hire Crawford as assistant coach

Published in Hockey
Tuesday, 04 June 2019 16:13

CHICAGO -- The Chicago Blackhawks have hired Marc Crawford as an assistant coach on Jeremy Colliton's staff.

The 58-year-old Crawford was the interim head coach for Ottawa at the end of last season. He also has served as the head coach for Colorado, Vancouver, Los Angeles and Dallas, leading the Avalanche to the Stanley Cup title in 1996.

Crawford's son, Dylan, is an assistant video coach for Chicago.

Colliton is entering his first full season as Blackhawks coach after taking over for the fired Joel Quenneville on Nov. 6. Crawford says Colliton "has an extremely bright and innovative mind," and he thinks his experience "should benefit the entire coaching staff."

The Blackhawks announced the move on Tuesday. Colliton's staff also includes assistants Sheldon Brookbank and Tomas Mitell, goaltending coach Jimmy Waite and video coach Matt Meacham.

PGA Tour adds Bermuda Championship to 2019-20 schedule

Published in Golf
Tuesday, 04 June 2019 07:07

The PGA Tour on Tuesday announced the addition of the Bermuda Championship to its 2019-2020 schedule.

The event will be staged at Port Royal Golf Club and played Oct. 31-Nov. 3, opposite the WGC-HSBC Championship in China.

The tournament occupies the place previously held by the Sanderson Farms Championship, which has been moved up to September.

“We are excited to add the Bermuda Championship to the PGA TOUR beginning next season,” PGA Tour executive vice president Ty Votaw said. “Bermuda is an appealing year-round destination, and the players will love visiting in the fall, plus we will be hosted by an outstanding golf course. It promises to be a wonderful opportunity to showcase Bermuda - a beautiful island destination that embodies genuine hospitality - to the world.”

The Bermuda Tourism Authority will serve as the tournament's title sponsor through 2023.

Port Royal previously played host to the now-defunct PGA Grand Slam of Golf, featuring the year's four major winners, from 2009-2014.

The Tour's revamped fall schedule as currently announced appears below.

Sept. 12-15:  A Military Tribute at The Greenbrier

Sept. 19-22: Sanderson Farms Championship

Sept. 26-29: Safeway Open

Oct. 3-6: Houston Open

Oct. 17-20: CJ Cup @ Nine Bridges

Oct. 24-27: Zozo Championship

Oct. 31-Nov. 3: Bermuda Championship

Oct. 31-Nov. 3: WGC-HSBC Champions

Nov. 14-17: Mayakoba Golf Classic

Nov. 21-24: RSM Classic

If you aren’t intrigued by Korean women in golf, you don’t care enough to pay attention.

That’s one of the big problems the LPGA still faces.

American media barely pays attention to the women’s game.

Aside from the tiny nucleus of writers regularly covering the LPGA, and Golf Channel’s extensive weekly broadcast and digital coverage, there’s a serious media disconnect. Most major news outlets don’t bother going beyond picking up wire reports. Often, it’s even that way at the majors.

Hank Haney was openly and unabashedly dismissive of the women’s game on his SiriusXM Radio show last week. As a high-profile figure in an influential position, he basically said he couldn’t care less about professional women’s golf and its biggest event of the year. And, he implied that Korean dominance was a big turnoff, that all he could be certain of is that there were a bunch of players named Lee in the field.

After Jeongeun Lee6 won the U.S. Women’s Open Sunday, Haney tried to justify his dismissive remarks as being insightful. He patted himself on the back for predicting the winner.

“I knew a player named Lee would win,” he tweeted.

Haney took the veil off what a lot of us still hear and sense in the male ranks, even after the heightened interest generated by the inaugural Augusta National Women’s Amateur. There’s more than indifference to the women’s game. There’s still a lack of respect.

Hank Haney sent out two strident tweets Sunday, as South Korea's Jeongeun Lee6 was busy closing out her first major victory. He even misspelled her name.

It would have been nice if Haney had tweeted something more supportive in the wake of Lee6’s victory, a sign he’s taking the time to educate himself. It would mark progress if he showed new appreciation for the women’s game going forward. It would count as a victory if he became a champion of the women’s game. That would be something to applaud.

More American players won LPGA events than South Koreans last year, but the Koreans are dominating again. They’ve won seven of 13 LPGA events this season.

Still, American players aren’t the greatest challenge South Koreans face today. It’s lingering xenophobia.

It’s not as bad as it once was, thanks to Korean players who have worked tirelessly to embrace American fans and culture.

Inbee Park, So Yeon Ryu and Na Yeon Choi have been more than great champions. They’ve been devoted Korean ambassadors to American fans. They deserve so much more respect than the dismissive treatment they got on Haney’s show. That’s a gut punch if you know the efforts they’ve made.

Park, Ryu and Choi have done admirable work breaking down barriers a lot worse than they are now. They have been a bridge between Se Ri Pak’s American breakthrough and today’s new wave of Korean stars that includes Lee6, In Gee Chun and world No. 1 Jin Young Ko.

Park, Ryu and Choi didn’t just follow the path Pak carved to America as major champions. They smoothed out a new highway, planting flowers along the way.

They devoted themselves to carrying the Korean story to our shores. They didn’t just master English. They mastered storytelling in English.

Park is one of the best interviews in the women’s game.

When Park matched Babe Didrikson Zaharias’ record winning the first three majors of the year back in 2013, she helped every one of us telling her story, with generous detail, insight and anecdotes. She answered questions she had heard a hundred times as if she were hearing them for the first time. She gave good answers to lousy questions. She never declined an interview after a round in that stretch. Not once that this reporter knows about.

If you are pursuing a certain storyline, Park will help you. She’ll affirm your angle, or she’ll steer you to the correct variation. If you don’t come away from Park with a nugget to build a story around, it’s your failure, not hers.

Ryu’s and Choi’s charms make them Park’s rival in the media center.

They are both “go-to” interviews, whether you’re telling the Korean story or just pursuing an LPGA theme. They see the big picture, with a knack for framing a story’s boundaries or defining its heart. They are helpful telling more than their own stories. They are helpful telling the game’s larger stories.

If you’re speaking to Ryu, you’re likely to get an amusing anecdote, like how her swing coach Cameron McCormick gives her odd homework assignments, like the time he challenged her to ride a roller coaster – she fears them – as a tool to help her confront fear in and outside the game.

Choi has gifted more than one writer with an angle in her career, as she did just last month in San Francisco, when she shared what she did in all her down time while taking last year off to heal a back injury. She got a master’s degree in biomechanics from Kunkok University in South Korea.

And there’s another thing about the misguided notion that Asians hurt the LPGA’s tour. You can argue they actually saved the LPGA through that economic swoon that nearly sunk the tour in 2011, when title sponsors were bailing out and the schedule shrunk to a bare-boned 23 events. Asian sponsorships and the LPGA’s Korean TV contract were vital to the tour’s survival. That commitment remains vital today. Six of the first seven events on American soil this year were sponsored by Asian companies , five of them Korean or Korean-American companies.

LPGA commissioner Mike Whan made the most of Asian devotion to the women’s game after he took the tour’s reins, choosing to embrace it when so many people were trying to tell him Asian influence was hurting his tour. He knows better. He knows diversity and inclusiveness are keys to the LPGA’s overall strength.

Too many in golf aren’t bothering to see the charms that Park, Ryu, Choi and other ambassadors bring to the women’s game. It’s troubling when they won’t bother to see beyond stereotypes.

Source: Man City to loan Steffen to Bundesliga

Published in Soccer
Tuesday, 04 June 2019 15:09

U.S. men's goalkeeper Zack Steffen will join Bundesliga club Fortuna Dusseldorf on loan from Manchester City, a source confirmed to ESPN FC's Raphael Honigstein.

Steffen's transfer from the Columbus Crew to City becomes official on July 9, and from there is expected to join the German club.

The Athletic initially reported the loan deal.

It would be Steffen's second stint in Germany. He spent 2015-16 with Freiburg, but was limited to 14 appearances with their reserve team. He joined the Crew in 2016 and won the MLS Goalkeeper of the Year award in 2018.

Manchester City signed the 24-year-old in December for a fee between £7 million and £10 million -- which would constitute a Crew and MLS record for a keeper. He remained with the Crew with last week's draw with NYCFC being his last with the club.

As the presumptive No. 1 keeper for the U.S. ahead of the Gold Cup, Steffen said he was nervous and excited for his move from the MLS back to Europe.

"There's a lot of nerves, a lot of excitement, a little bit of sadness leaving the chapter in Columbus," he said following Monday's training session on the campus of the U.S. Naval Academy. "But I'm really focused on the Gold Cup and doing well here, and raising the trophy here, and then I'll focus on what lies next."

The U.S. play Jamaica in a friendly in Washington, D.C., on Wednesday and then host Venezuela in Cincinnati on June 9. They begin their Gold Cup campaign on June 18 with group stage matches against Guyana, Trinidad and Tobago, and Panama.

Sturridge, Moreno leave Liverpool; Shaqiri stays

Published in Soccer
Tuesday, 04 June 2019 12:35

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp thanked both Daniel Sturridge and Alberto Moreno ahead of their departures from Anfield on free transfers after their contracts expired.

Sturridge joined the club from Chelsea in January 2013 and scored 105 goals in 306 appearances in all competitions, while Moreno arrived from Sevilla in 2014, playing 141 games and finding the back of the net on three occasions.

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Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp thanked the pair, describing Sturridge as "one of the best finishers I have ever seen in my life."

"The most important words to say to these two remarkable players is: 'Thank you,'" Klopp told Liverpool's website. "They were here when I arrived as manager and during that period they -- as much as anyone -- helped to establish us as a team that would be heading in the right direction. Without them we wouldn't be the team and club we are in this moment.

"Alberto is a person whose personality is reflected in how he plays. Full of life, full of energy, always positive. How he was in training kept the entire group on their toes.

"Daniel has earned the right to be considered a modern-day Liverpool great, I would think. He came to the club while we were trying to rebuild and re-establish ourselves. Some of the goals he has scored for Liverpool were so, so, so important.

"He is one of the best finishers I have ever seen in my life. He scores goals you think could and should not be possible."

Former England international Sturridge's first full season with the club was his most productive, when he scored 24 Premier League goals as Liverpool took the title race until the final day of the season before losing out to Manchester City. Sturridge was named in that season's PFA Players' Team of the Year alongside strike partner Luis Suarez.

Meanwhile, Xherdan Shaqiri said he will stay at Anfield despite his recent lack of opportunities at the club.

Speaking ahead of Switzerland's Nations League semifinal clash against Portugal, Shaqiri said he knew when he joined Liverpool from Stoke City a year ago that he would face a battle to get regular minutes on the field.

"The manager has many good options and has to decide who can play. I knew before my transfer that the competition here is very tough," he said.

The former Bayern Munich midfielder was restricted to the bench for the bulk of the Premier League run-in and the final stages of the Champions League, although he helped Klopp's side reach the final with a key assist in the 4-0 win in over Barcelona in the last four.

"I have a long-term contract and I definitely will stay. It's a special moment for me standing here with the gold medal again," he said.

"I'm just proud and happy. I think I contributed my part to the title," added the 27-year-old who has another four years on his deal at Anfield.

Information from Reuters was used in this report.

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