basketball
J.D. Davison had 27 points and 10 assists to lead the Maine Celtics to a 135-109 victory over the Delaware Blue Coats in Thursday night’s G League game at the Portland Expos.
Jordan Walsh had 20 points and 10 rebounds, Jordan Shekel had 17 points, DJ Steward had 15 points and nine assists, and Nathan Knight had 14 points and 15 rebounds.
Ricky Council IV led Delaware State with 28 points.
high school
Women’s basketball: Charlie Apodaca scored 30 points and St. Dom’s opened the season with a 53-43 win over Auburn’s Pine Tree Academy.
Chantal Bazizan led the PTA with 21 points. Julia Brown added 10 points.
Boys hockey: Ezra McDuffie and Lucas Martin scored eight seconds apart in the first period, giving Greeley a 4-3 season-opening victory over Brunswick/Freeport at the Family Ice Center in Falmouth.
Sean Allen and Charlie Moore also scored for the Rangers. Max Studnicki, Garrett Countway and Evan Zavitz scored for Brunswick.
• Curtis Wheeler scored twice and St. Dom’s won 4-2 over Portland/South Portland/Deering/Wainfleet at Trube Ice Arena in Portland.
Hewitt Skies and Lucas Milliken scored for Portland Co-op in the second period.
university
Men’s basketball: Max Poulton scored 19 points and Marcos Mantiel added 17 points as Colby (6-4, 1-0 NESCAC) rallied in the second half to defeat Bowdoin (4-6, 0-1) in Waterville. ) won 72-62.
Bowdoin took a 55-49 lead on Ben Chilson’s 3-pointer with 8:45 left, and Colby took control with an 18-4 run.
Afamdi Achufushi topped Boudoin with 13 points.
Women’s basketball: Callie Godfrey scored 18 points for Bowdoin (7-1) in an 80-42 victory over Mitchell (2-5) in New London, Conn.
Sidney Jones scored 13 points and Carly Davey added 11 points.
football: LSU quarterback Jayden Daniels was named the Associated Press College Football Player of the Year.
Daniels received 35 of 51 first-place votes from the Associated Press Top 25 voters for a total of 130 points. The Heisman Trophy finalist easily won over Washington quarterback Michael Penix, who finished second with 15 first-place votes and 97 points.
golf
European tour: South African golfer Dean Burmester shot a 3-under 69 in the first round of the Alfred Dunhill Championship in Malelane in the south, putting him four shots behind leader Robin Williams and on course for his third consecutive European Tour title. The initiative has gotten off to a good start. Africa.
football
NFL: An emotional coach Sean McDermott admitted he regrets crediting the 9/11 hijackers during a Buffalo Bills team meeting four years ago.
McDermott emphasized the importance of communication, citing the hijackers. Realizing how his message was being interpreted, McDermott said he called a second team meeting an hour later and apologized to his players. And on Thursday, after an article posted on NFL writer Tyler Dunn’s Substack page cited numerous anonymous sources and revealed what McDermott said in a meeting during training camp in 2019. I was going to do it again with my current team.
boxing
Hall of Fame: Michael Moorer, the first left-hander to win a heavyweight title, and fellow two-division champions Ricky Hatton and Ivan Calderon have been inducted into the International Boxing Hall of Fame.
Diego Corrales, who passed away two years after winning the 2005 match that was named “Match of the Year,” is another member of the Hall’s 2024 class of men’s modern division. The enshrinement ceremony will be held from June 6th to 9th in Canestoga, New York.
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