Golden Knights hockey players inflict the second loss on the western zone champions Stars /
“Golden Knights” beat “Stars” 3:1 (1:1, 1:0, 1:0) and reached 2-0 in the series to four victories.
Jason Robertson put the home side ahead in the first period with a brace of goals, but Jonathan Marchessault leveled after less than a minute and a half.
At the end of the second period, Noah Henifin made it 2:1 for the Las Vegas team, but in the last minute of regular time, Jack Aikel sent the puck into the home team’s empty goal.
In another quarterfinal of the Western Conference, the “Kings” defeated the Edmonton “Oilers” 5:4 (3:1, 0:2, 1:1, 1:0) in overtime, leveling the series at 1-1.
Anze Kopitars, who also scored two assists, brought the victory to the Los Angeles hockey players in overtime. Among the guests, Adrian Kempe stood out with two accurate shots, while Kevin Fiala and Drew Doughty scored one goal each.
For the home side, Dylan Holloway beat the Kings’ goaltender twice, while Zach Hyman and Brett Kulak scored once each.
On the other hand, in the quarter-finals of the Eastern Conference, the “Bruins” beat the Toronto “Maple Leafs” 4:2 (0:0, 1:1, 3:1) and won the series 2-1.
SON Football Academy Coach Son Woong-jung on Parenting Philosophy and Success,/h1>
SON Football Academy coach Son Woong-jung, father of national football player Son Heung-min (Tottenham). /happy news
“Children’s money is children’s money, children’s success is children’s success. “Where should I put my spoon?”
SON Soccer Academy coach Son Woong-jung, father of national soccer player Son Heung-min (Tottenham), said this when explaining his opinion on his children in an interview. He said parents should not forcefully control their children’s lives, adding, “Children are not mine.”
Director Son said on CBS Radio’s ‘Kim Hyun-jung’s News Show’ on the 26th, “Tall parents can raise their children who are going to be small to be big, but only their children are going to be big that little parents can raise them. “
Director Son defined parents as ‘parents who care for their children’. Director Son said, “Instead of the child’s talent and individuality, as a parent, you think of your child as a possession, and you make money based on your own judgment and celebrate success,” by adding, “By driving it like that, including ignoring the child’s happiness,” he said “If my child is bored and burned out from the job they were doing when they’re in their 30s or 40s,
Fans abandon America in Concachampions Semifinals
America will receive Pachuca in the first leg Semifinals of the ‘Concachampions’ 2024However, the azulcrema hobby ‘abandonment‘ to your team with an entry that It will barely exceed 50% of the capacity at the Azteca Stadium.
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He team led by André Jardine will receive the Tuzos in the Colossus of Santa Úrsula in search of giving the first step to the Final from ‘Concachampions’ 2024However, since before the Águilas fell to Pumas, the fans of the current Mexican soccer champion did not make themselves felt in the purchase of tickets for this momentous meeting.
It will be at 8:15 p.m. (Mexico City Center time) when the ball starts rolling in the country’s capital.
AWAY GOAL, FUNDAMENTAL IN THE ELIMINATORY
Contrary to what is currently managed in the Liga MXhe away goal it will be the second tie breaking criterion in case both teams equalize in the global markerso the American defense will have to stop Salomon Rondon and company at the Azteca Stadium.
He offensive power of the Tuzos made itself felt both in the Round of 16 bracket and in the Quarterfinals,
Sports and Health Go Together Biancang Town, Tinghu District organized a fun sports meeting_China Jiangsu Net
Yancheng City in China is gearing up for the upcoming May Day Labor Day with a community fun sports meeting themed “Sports for Health” and “Come Together”. Jiegou Village, Minquan Village, Shuanggang Village, and Beili Village in Biancang Town, Tinghu District, Yancheng City organized this event to foster unity among young cadres and promote collaboration between different departments.
The sports meeting, held on a sunny morning on April 25, saw participants engaging in various sports activities such as tug-of-war, rope skipping, basketball, table tennis, and chess. The spirit of friendship and teamwork was evident as contestants cheered each other on and enjoyed the thrill of competition.
Participants showed a high level of teamwork, mutual help, and trust, strengthening bonds not only among themselves but also between residents of the villages. The event served as a platform for young village cadres to showcase their talents, enhance communication, and promote a healthy lifestyle through sports.
The fun sports meeting has brought the villages closer together, laying the groundwork for future collaboration and development in the area. It has not only enriched the cultural life of the villagers but also provided them with a source of joy and health through sports.
The captain of the U18 hockey team for 60 games in a season, the silent Finns and NHL scouts in the stands
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Krists Retenais | Photo: IIHF
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Latvian U18 hockey teams the captain Krist Retanais in a conversation with “Sportazinas.com”, he commented on the first game of this year’s world championship, and also shared his impressions of the stressful season.
It has already been announced that yesterday the Latvian team with 1:3 lost to their Finnish peers in Espoo at the U18 World Championship. Retanais spent 16 minutes and 41 seconds on the field, finishing the match with a negative utility of -1. “Relatively high-quality game. At first there were mistakes, maybe on the background of excitement. A big plus was our iron defense in front of the goal. We made some mistakes and the discipline stuck, which we need to fix. With so many penalty minutes, it’s hard to score more than one goal,” the defender emphasized.
“Somewhere the guys didn’t work all the way with their feet, somewhere they raised the stick, hit unintentionally. Clearly they didn’t want it, we all talked about it. But it happens. To be honest, the minority was also at a good level,
NFL Draft Winners and Losers: QBs Dominate First Round, Offensive Players Thrive, Kirk Cousins Stunned
At long last, the NFL Draft has finally begun in Detroit, bringing renewed hope to franchises across the league. The first round is officially in the books, and now it’s time to react and analyze the picks. In this article, we will take a look at the winners and losers of the first round.
Let’s start with the winners. Quarterbacks were the talk of the night, with six of them being selected in the first 12 picks. The Bears, Commanders, Patriots, Falcons, Vikings, and Broncos all grabbed their future signal-callers. This ties the historic 1983 QB draft class for the most quarterbacks taken in the first round. It’s an exciting time for these teams as they bring in young talent that represents hope for brighter days ahead.
Offensive players also had a strong showing in the first round, with 23 of them being drafted compared to only nine defensive players. This year’s draft has a clear offensive flavor, with the first defensive player, UCLA edge rusher Laiatu Latu, not being taken until the 15th pick by the Indianapolis Colts.
Kyler Murray and the Arizona Cardinals were winners as well. Murray, who is coming off reconstructive knee surgery,
TENNIS ITF J60 Three young rackets attack Abidjan
Young Malagasy rackets are currently rushing to Africa in search of points to improve their world ranking in the junior category. From April 22 to 27, three young Malagasy rackets, among the most promising, are participating in the ITF J60 circuit in Abidjan, Ivory Coast.
Among the boys, Mirija Andriantefihasina and Mahery Raoily are competing among players from thirteen nationalities such as French, Americans, Japanese, British, Ivorians, Israelis, Indians, Moroccans, Estonians and Tunisians, among others.
The two Malagasy tennis players successfully entered the competition by outclassing their opponents in turn to reach the second round. Mahery Raoily beat the Indian Harshith Srivatsav Reddy Anugonda in 3 sets 6/1 2/6 6/1 while Mirija Andriantefihasina easily dominated the Ivorian Pitt Nicodème Valentin Dery in 2 sets 6/2 6/0.
In the second round, the opposition will be more difficult for Mahery Raoily, 2039th world junior on April 22, who faces the French Aaron Gabet, seeded number 3. For Mirija Andriantefihasina, who ranks 702nd in the world on April 22 last, the second round is rather quiet on paper because his opponent, the Russian Timur Gilmanov invited via wild card, occupies the rank of 2851st world junior in the last ranking published on April 22.
Volleyball, Conegliano beats Scandicci 3-1 and takes the lead in the final, 41 points for Haak
The women of Conegliano’s great victories, trained to always be ready. In the incredible women’s final they came out of the most difficult moments, and as they reacted then, they were immediately able to bite Scandicci at the first slight failure in the fourth set. The Imoco of Daniele Santarelli wins 3-1 (30-28, 23-25, 29-27, 25-22) and takes a 2-1 lead in the finals for the women’s championship: immense Isabella Hook with 41 points. In Savino Del Bene 26 points Ekaterina Antropova, But it was a match in which in the first set Scandicci canceled three set points and Conegliano two before winning, as in the third set Scandicci surrendered after six set points.
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Conegliano hits hard and immediately goes up 11-8, when a 12-point Haak of partial press on the baseline is 17-11 and the set seems close to its conclusion. But that’s not the case, Scandicci goes back down, 19-17 on a block by Antropova on Plummer, Imoco starts again, then Antropova goes to serve at 23-18,
Analyzing the Raiders Quarterback Options for Day 2 of the Draft
Las Vegas Raiders Draft Dilemma
Amidst the surprising selection of Georgia tight end Brock Bowers at No. 13, the Las Vegas Raiders find themselves without a top quarterback prospect in this year’s draft.
The Starting Quarterback Conundrum
It appears that either Gardner Minshew or Aidan O’Connell will likely be the Raiders’ starting quarterback in Week 1. While Minshew seems to have the edge due to his contract, the competition in training camp and preseason will ultimately decide the starter. The key for the chosen quarterback will be to perform well enough to secure the position long term.
Missed Opportunities
The draft saw six quarterbacks taken in the first 12 picks, leaving the Raiders without a chance to select top prospects like Michael Penix or Bo Nix. However, some believe that the Raiders may have avoided potential risks by not having the opportunity to draft them. General manager Tom Telesco mentioned that the team did not aggressively pursue a trade for a quarterback, indicating a stroke of luck for the Raiders.
Future Quarterback Options
With demand still high for quarterbacks, the Raiders may look towards the likes of Spencer Rattler, Michael Pratt, or Jordan Travis in the upcoming rounds.