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Keep checking back as we bring you scores, news, features and more from Day 8 here in Paris 20:11 Alcaraz beats Shelton in four Carlos Alcaraz comes through a high-quality fourth round test against Ben Shelton in four sets 7-6(8), 6-3, 4-6, 6-4 in a shade over three hours. There’ll be many wondering whether that match might have taken a different path had Shelton converted any of the three set points he had in the opening chapter. We'll never know. Alcaraz will be pleased - and a touch relieved - to have wrapped that up in four sets. It's the sort of test at this stage of a Grand Slam that sharpens you up nicely. He’ll face Tommy Paul in the quarterfinals. ©Loïc Wacziak / FFT 18:13 Sabalenka finishes off Anisimova As the Alcaraz-Shelton first set comes to an end, over on Lenglen Aryna Sabalenka books her quarterfinal spot by beating American Amanda Anisimova 7-5, 6-3 - securing the win with a backhand winner up the line on her eighth match point. That victory keeps the world No.1 on course for a first Roland-Garros title and her next test will come against Olympic champion Zheng Qinwen from China. ©Corinne Dubreuil

The Murray State Racers scored a 9-6 victory Friday over the Ole Miss Rebels Friday in the first round of the 2025 NCAA Tournament Oxford Regional at Swayze Field in Mississippi.   The Racers (40-13) tied the 1979 team with their 40th win in 2025 and MSU won a game in the NCAA Tournament for the first time since 1979.   Murray State advances to a Saturday 5 p.m. game against Georgia Tech as the two meet for the first time. The Yellow Jackets defeated Western Kentucky 9-2 earlier in the day.   The Racers got off to a 4-0 lead after their first two at bats on a Jonathan Hogart's fifth lead off home run this season and Dustin Mercer hit the second of his MSU record-tying four doubles in the second Inning.     Dom Decker's single in the top of the 8th inning gave the Racers the lead for good and Mercer added two more RBIs in the ninth to cap the Racers' scoring.   From the mound, Nic Schutte battled the Rebels over 6.1 innings with six runs given on five hits with nine strikeouts and three walks. Jacob Hustedde got the win after getting two

The Troy University campus buzzed with energy and excitement as O’s Cool Bike Foundation hosted its annual Bike Ride and Walk event, drawing a record-breaking crowd and raising significant funds for a meaningful cause.  This year’s event saw approximately 270 participants, marking a steady increase from previous years — 40 more than last year and nearly 90 more than the inaugural ride. “It keeps growing every year, which is always our goal,” said Dr. Heather Lewis, Co-Founder of the event and scholarship.  Os Cool Bike Ride Event The day kicked off with a powerful moment as the 64-mile distance riders set off, signaling the official start of the event. “That marks the official start of the event for us and it shows all of the hard work and planning that goes into the event coming to fruition,” Dr. Lewis shared.  Among the many highlights was the Little T-Rex Ride, a crowd favorite that brought smiles to the faces of young riders and spectators alike. “I love watching the Little T-Rex Ride and seeing the joy on the kids’ faces as they make their laps around the quad,” she added.  Os Cool Bike Ride Event Beyond the fun and fitness, the

The Wiregrass Archives at Troy University-Dothan recently completed the Alabama Historical Marker Digital Enhancement Project, a grant-funded project that created a public-facing digital map for historical markers across the state. A partnership between the Alabama Historical Association Marker Committee, Alabama Heritage magazine and the Encyclopedia of Alabama, the project created a digital map of 218 Alabama Historical Association markers in Jefferson, Montgomery and Tuscaloosa counties.   L-R: Scotty Kirkland, Laura Hill, Rebecca Minder and Dr. Marty Olliff. Besides pinning the markers by location, the project added information about each marker’s title, location, text, image and sponsors. Project assistant Dr. Katie Beasley located Encyclopedia of  Alabama articles for 81 markers and Alabama Heritage articles for 36.  “The project’s real mission was to link as many markers as possible to digitally available articles from the Encyclopedia of Alabama and Alabama Heritage magazine that provide readers with information beyond each marker’s text,” said Dr. Marty Olliff, director of the Wiregrass Archives and principal investigator for the project. Now that the initial phase of the project is complete, the group will add the remaining 600 Alabama Historical Association markers as soon as possible. Ultimately, the goal is to enhance tourism and, particularly, K-12 social studies education. “This digital map provides a tool that aligns with the newly

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The Virginia women’s track and field program kickstarted competition on the women’s opening day at the NCAA East Preliminary round at Hodges Stadium on Thursday (May 29) as Annika Kelly and Jenny Schilling punched their tickets to the NCAA Outdoor Championships in the hammer throw and 10,000-meters while Margot Appleton and Stella Kermes advanced to the quarterfinals in the 1500-meters. Kelly Punches Ticket to Eugene Annike Kelly booked her ticket to the NCAA Outdoor Championships for the first time in her career with a record-breaking performance in the women’s hammer throw. Kelly broke the Virginia program record in the women’s hammer throw for the third time this season throwing for 64.94m/213-1 on her first appearance in the ring. Her mark was good for eighth place overall in the competition and solidified her spot for the NCAA Outdoor Championships. All three of her throws surpassed 64 meters as she threw for 64.29m/210-11 and 64.67m/212-2 on her second and third attempts. The senior entered the East Regional round as the 14th seed among the top 48 athletes that qualify to the regional rounds. This marks the fourth consecutive year in which Kelly has competed at the NCAA East Regional (prev. Princeton) and

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The Virginia men’s track and field team kickstarted competition on the opening day of the NCAA East Preliminaries on Wednesday (May 28) at Hodges Stadium in Jacksonville, Fla. as Keyandre Davis punched his ticket to the NCAA Outdoor Championships while Billy Atkinson, Gary Martin and Alex Sherman each advanced to the quarterfinal round. Davis Punched His Ticket Keyandre Davis qualified for the NCAA Outdoor Championships for the first time in his career in the men’s hammer throw. Davis punched his ticket on his third and final throw in the competition launching one out 66.71m/218-10 to finish in sixth place. The junior opened the competition throwing for 63.87m/209-6 before fouling on his second attempt. Not letting the pressure get to him, Davis saved the best throw for last and was just off his personal and season best of 67.12m/220-2 from the ACC Outdoor Championships. Davis bettered his finish at the NCAA East Preliminary after finishing 41st in the event with his mark of 57.61m/189-0 last season. 𝗘𝗨𝗚𝗘𝗡𝗘 𝗕𝗢𝗨𝗡𝗗 🙌 Keyandre Davis punched his ticket in the men's hammer finishing in 6⃣th place with his third round mark of 66.71m/218-10!#GoHoos pic.twitter.com/SJu77w559Y — Virginia Track & Field and Cross Country (@UVATFCC)

X Corp., the social media company formerly known as Twitter, has been ordered to pay more than $8 million to its former landlord in Boulder after a judge determined it broke its lease. “Twitter was not entitled to a credit for rent due on Dec. 1, 2022, and its nonpayment of rent for December and thereafter was a breach,” Judge Nancy Salomone wrote May 23. In 2020, Twitter agreed to lease 64,500 square feet of the 70,000-square-foot Railyards at S’PARK office building, which was then under construction at 3401 Bluff St. The lease called for the company to stay 10 years, until 2032. It lasted a little more than one year. Twitter stopped paying rent in late 2022, was evicted and sued its former landlord for wrongful eviction, and was sued for back rent. A five-day trial was held this past March. The triple-net lease between Twitter and S’PARK’s owners, The John Buck Co. in Chicago, provided Twitter with a tenant improvement allowance of $5.8 million. As Salomone noted in her verdict last week, “The central dispute in this litigation is whether Twitter satisfied the lease conditions precedent to accessing that tenant improvement allowance.” The 192-page lease for 3401 Bluff

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