SC girls, NL's Smith shine at Seneca East
SC girls, NL’s Smith shine at Seneca East South Central girls’ track and field team began the season in style with a runner-up finish, and New London’s Madison Smith won three events on March 29 at eight-team Seneca East Invitational.
The Trojans registered 106 points to be way behind Oak Harbor (180), with New London fourth with 67 points.
Lauren Ingram was first in the high jump (4-feet-10-inches) and fourth in the long jump (13-feet-9.5) for South Central. Falynn Schumacher was first in the pole vault (10 feet) and third in the 200-meter dash in 28.7 seconds.
Autumn Fry was second in the 100 dash (13.56) and third in the discus (96-feet-7), and Jayla Tolliver was second in the 1600 (6:01.21) and third in the 800 (2:39.25).
And for the Trojans, Kaili Ingram placed third in the long jump (14-3) and Taylor Smith placed fourth in the pole vault (8-6).
In relay action, the 4×100 team of Fry, Lauren Ingram, Emily Lamoreaux and Schumacher finished third in 53.28. The 4×400 team of Lamoreaux, Jayna Smith, Tolliver and Schumacher also finished third in 4:34.52.
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For New London, Smith won the 100 hurdles in 17.5 and the 300 hurdles in 49.67. She also won the long jump with a bound of 15-feet-11. Last year’s state qualifier signed with NCAA Division II Ashland University on Feb. 3.
Also for the Wildcats, Madison Rowland won the shot put (35-feet-8), and Kelsey Pauley was second in both the discus (106-7) and the shot put (32-3).
On the boys’ side, New London placed fifth and South Central eighth.
Second in the 3200 for NL was Tate Landis at 12:00.99, and third in the pole vault (9-feet-6) was Jayden Bracken. Third in the 4×800 relay was Ryan Twining, Tate and Trace Landis, and Carter Hicks at 9:23.83.
For the Trojans, Luke Kilgore was second in the 300 hurdles at 47.4 and fifth in the pole vault at nine feet. Tanner Back was fifth in the high jump at 5-feet-8 as well.
New London and South Central both return to action in a Firelands Conference tri-meet Tuesday at Monroeville.
Risacher scores 36, Daniels sets Hawks’ steals record in 145-124 victory over the Bucks
Risacher posts 36, Daniels breaks Hawks’ steals record in 145-124 win over the Bucks Zaccharie Risacher posted a season-best 36 points, Dyson Daniels contributed 22 points and five steals and became the single-season steals leader for Atlanta, and the Hawks defeated the struggling Milwaukee Bucks 145-124 on Sunday evening.
Trae Young scored 19 points and distributed 19 assists, and Georges Niang contributed 17 points for the Hawks, who ended a two-game losing streak.
Atlanta reversed the course of the game after Milwaukee’s scorching beginning and took command in the third period, scoring 36-17 over the Bucks to take a 118-92 lead into the fourth.
Milwaukee closed to within 133-121 on two free throws by Kevin Porter Jr. with 4:40 to play. Risacher made three free throws to make the Hawks 142-123 in advance with more than 2 ½ minutes remaining.
Giannis Antetokounmpo contributed 31 points, Porter had 28 and Kyle Kuzma 25 for the Bucks, who lost their fourth in a row.
Milwaukee was 17 of 20 from the field (85%) in the first quarter, with 5 of 7 3-pointers. Kuzma was 6 of 6, including both 3-pointers, for 14 points.
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The Hawks then proceeded 82-75 at the half, their most productive opening half of the season. The Bucks and Atlanta shot 69% and 57.1%, respectively, but the Hawks converted eight turnovers into 16 points.
Takeaways
Hawks: Daniels raised his NBA-leading total to 213 steals and surpassed Mookie Blaylock, who had 212 three times during his time with the Hawks.
Bucks: Since March 5, when the Bucks stood a season-best 11 games above.500, they’ve gone 4-9.
Hull FC complete Will Pryce signing after agreeing terms with NRL club
Hull FC finalize Will Pryce signing following agreement with NRL club
Hull FC have finalized the signing of Newcastle Knights half-back Will Pryce, with the player taking up his new role at the East Yorkshire club immediately following the two sides agreeing on a payment over the weekend.
The NRL team has given Pryce an immediate release to come back to England on personal and professional grounds. He will now join the Black and Whites, providing an immediate option to John Cartwright’s team in the spine roles.
Hull Live can confirm Hull have signed the 22-year-old on a three-and-a-half-year deal, with the player now due to make an imminent arrival at the club, who initially agreed a deal last month to sign the Bradford-born star, who was due to leave the NRL club at the end of the year on out-of-contract terms, to the club for the 2026 season.
But following inquiries into whether there could be an earlier transition, Hull, whose CEO is Richie Myler, have labored around the clock with the Knights to finalize a settlement, with the English half now freed from the rest of his NRL contract and free to sign for Cartwright’s team for the remainder of the 2025 season as well.
Rapidly suppressing opposition interest throughout Super League, Pryce will be emulating his dad, Leon, who played with Hull for two years in 2015 and 2016. The East Yorkshire side are believed to have secured Pryce on competitive terms, securing a solid replacement for Jordan Abdull, whom they released in January.
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Since then, they made a profitable switch for Marc Sneyd, who, following a series of cash problems at Salford, signed for Warrington Wolves last month. But now the club have brought in one of their prime targets, finishing off an intriguing bit of business for this year as well as for the next few seasons.
Able to play either half-back or full-back, Pryce will bring some real pace and panache to Hull, having initially impressed in the Super League competition with Huddersfield Giants back in 2021. He is the club’s fourth 2025 mid-season signing, following prop forward trio Liam Knight, Liam Watts, and Sam Eseh.
A Knight’s statement, which recently announced a massive signing for Parramatta half Dylan Brown, stated: “Newcastle Knights have agreed to a request from Will Pryce, issuing an immediate release on compassionate grounds, to enable him to return home to England for personal and professional reasons.”.
Pryce has signed a multi-year deal in the Super League, and the Knights did not wish to get in the way of this chance to go back home to his family.
“The Newcastle Knights would like to thank Will for all his efforts over the last couple of years, and both parties have come to an agreement on keeping all details confidential and private.”
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What does the headline “SC Girls, NL’s Smith Shine at Seneca East” refer to?
The headline highlights standout athletic performances by female athletes from South Central (SC) and a standout performer (last name Smith) from New London (NL) at a competition hosted by Seneca East (likely a high school or tournament).
What sport/event was this for?
While the exact sport isn’t specified in the headline, common events at Seneca East (a school in Ohio) include:
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- Volleyball matches
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