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... Scenes from the Scotch Plains-Fanwood Juneteenth Celebration at the Shady Rest Clubhouse on Saturday, June 21, 2025.Photo ...  » Read More

News The Yacht Club will celebrate 75 years on July 19 with an anniversary party. NORTH BENTON, Ohio - A local club in Mahoning County is celebrating a milestone this year. The Berlin Yacht Club (BYC) is marking its 75th anniversary, recognizing more than seven decades of sailing on Berlin Reservoir. The club was incorporated on November 22, 1950, and bought a former surplus army building in 1953. The clubhouse was moved to its current site with renovations happening in the mid-1950s. The boat launch ramp was built in 1968, giving members better access to the water. According to the release, the BYC has hosted regional sailing events over the years, including the National Flying Scot Husband/Wife Regatta in 1991, the Highlander Class National Championship in 2000 and 2017, and the Force 5 Regional Regatta in 2023. "Reaching 75 years is a remarkable milestone for the Berlin Yacht Club," Lesa Miller, Past Commodore, said. "It reflects generations of shared passion for sailing and the strong community spirit our members have fostered.  » Read More

The Philadelphia 76ers are in a pivotal position in the 2025 NBA Draft. While the first two picks appear largely set, what the Sixers decide to do with the No. 3 overall pick will determine how the entire rest of the draft will go. So, what will the Sixers do? They've sniffed around due to an interest in Dylan Harper, but trading up to acquire the second selection from the San Antonio Spurs doesn't seem to be an option, so that can probably be taken off the table. Let's call that option A. Option B is that they could stay at three and make a pick. If they go that route, Baylor guard VJ Edgecome appears to be the clubhouse leader, but Rutgers forward Ace Bailey can't be counted out, even though he somewhat strangely cancelled his dinner and workout with the team at the last minute. They could even pull out a wildcard and draft someone like Tre Johnson from Texas or Kon Knueppel from Duke with that third pick. Various reports have hinted at the organization's affinity for both guys.  » Read More

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TORONTO — You're forgiven if you haven't been able to keep up with the White Sox' new faces in the clubhouse. ... Download on the App Store · Get ...  » Read More

Sign up for our daily newsletter Latest news, reviews, analysis and opinion, plus unmissable deals for bunkered subscriptions, events, and our commercial partners. Thank you for signing up! It’s one of the oldest – and fiercest – debates in golf. Should people be allowed to wear jeans in the clubhouse? According to Charley Hull, the answer is pretty simple. Yes. The 29-year-old Solheim Cup star made her feelings known in the latest edition of bunkered. Hull is the cover star of the magazine’s first-ever Fashion Special and, in an in-depth interview, covered a range of topics relating to golf and style. When the subject of denim in the clubhouse came up, the English ace made her position perfectly clear. “If they’re smart jeans, I really don’t see the problem with it,” said Hull. “I don’t understand why anybody would object to that. It’s really not the sort of thing to get offended by, and aren’t we trying to make the game more appealing anyway? • Lydia Ko defends Rory McIlroy amid career crossroads • Collin Morikawa explains ‘crazy’ no glove change “I would maybe draw the line at wearing them on the golf course but only because I don’t think jeans help

by The Associated Press Jun 20, 5:48 PM Chris Coduto / Getty Images Sport / Getty CHICAGO (AP) — Legendary Cubs slugger Sammy Sosa returned to Wrigley Field for the first time in more than 20 years on Friday before Chicago's afternoon game with the Seattle Mariners. Sosa, who is set to be inducted into the Cubs' team Hall of Fame this year, arrived at the iconic North Side ballpark in a black SUV. He was greeted by owner Tom Ricketts, who embraced him in a hug as he exited the vehicle. Sosa became the face of the Cubs franchise where he played 13 seasons after coming in a trade from the crosstown White Sox in March 1992. A seven-time All-Star, Sosa hit 545 homers in 1,811 games with the Cubs and hit a franchise-record 66 in 1998 when he was named the NL's MVP. Sosa, now 56, played his final game with the Cubs at Wrigley on Oct. 2, 2004, when he homered and had two hits in an 8-6 loss to Atlanta.  » Read More

Rory McIlroy watches his tee shot on the third hole during the first round of the Travelers Golf Championship in Cromwell, Connecticut. Alamy Stock Photo Freeas it stands The Masters champion had finished tied for 19th at last week’s US Open. RORY MCILROY made an impressive start to the Travelers Championship to sit two shots off the early clubhouse lead. The Masters champion had finished tied for 19th at the US Open over a punishing Oakmont course – but ended the weekend on a positive note following a three-under-par final round, which was the joint best of the day. The Northern Irishman, who saw his driver ruled as ‘non-conforming’ ahead of last month’s PGA Championship before then missing the cut at the Canadian Open, had been looking to build some momentum at TPC River Highlands in Cromwell as focus turns towards the Open at Royal Portrush. — PGA TOUR (@PGATOUR) June 19, 2025 World number two McIlroy landed a birdie at the second and then sank two more ahead of the turn at the final PGA Tour Signature Event of 2025.  » Read More

Rory McIlroy made an impressive start to the Travelers Championship to sit two shots off the early clubhouse lead. The Masters champion had finished tied for 19th at the US Open over a punishing Oakmont course – but ended the weekend on a positive following a three-under-par final round, which was the joint best of the day. The Northern Irishman – who saw his driver ruled as ‘non-conforming’ ahead of last month’s PGA Championship before then missing the cut at the Canadian Open – had been looking to build some momentum at TPC River Highlands in Cromwell as focus turns towards the Open at Royal Portrush. Rory McIlroy made an impressive start in Cromwell (Jessica Hill/AP) (Jessica Hill/AP) World number two McIlroy landed a birdie at the second and then sank two more ahead of the turn at the final PGA Tour Signature Event of 2025. After picking up another couple, a further birdie at the 17th saw him finish six-under with 64, to sit in a tie for second, two shots behind early clubhouse leader Austin Eckroat.  » Read More

During his weekly interview with the Sports Junkies on 106.7 the Fan, Rizzo said Martinez 'still has the pulse of the clubhouse.'  » Read More