PERRY—Perry’s boys’ and girls’ track teams and Geneva’s boys’ squad won team titles at the 2025 Gene Kobus Relays at Perry on Saturday The Pirates won the girls’ Division B title with 128 points while the boys’ team edged NDCL for the Division B title Geneva won the boys’ Division A team title with 94 points and was second in the girls’ Division A competition with 100 points Perry freshman Emily Mechenbier swept two events as she won the Division B discus with a best throw of 97-8 and she won the Division B shot put with a toss of 39-0.50 Independence junior Alex Waski also won a pair of events He won the Division B discus throw with a best mark of 129-6 and he claimed the shot put title with a toss of 44-9.50 Other individual event winners included Geneva’s Daniella Bobish (shot put 6-2); and Perry’s Armani Chiappone (high jump .embed-container { position: relative; padding-bottom: 56.25%; height: 0; overflow: hidden; max-width: 100%; } .embed-container iframe .embed-container embed { position: absolute; top: 0; left: 0; width: 100%; height: 100%; } The Chagrin Valley Conference features 25 schools spanning five counties Contact us: info@chagrinvalleyconference.com © Copyright - Chagrin Valley Conference Second victory of the month for the young Belgian Leander Van Hautegem delivered Soudal Quick-Step Devo Team’s tenth success of the season in Dwars door Wingene the 156.1km one-day race held on Belgian soil Saturday afternoon Ten days after capturing his first victory of the year at Course de côte Herbeumont The 21-year-old attacked with a couple of laps to go and opened what looked to be a comfortable lead over the chasers but on the final lap another rider joined him The two worked well together as the group behind was closing in Van Hautegem surprised his opponent by launching the sprint from the distance and kept the power all the way to the line where he put his arms in the air to celebrate the win “I am incredibly happy with this victory I felt good today and was part of a very strong team I was confident enough to make a move early and although I was joined by another rider in the final kilometers I had enough left to open my sprint early and leave everything out there on my way to this win” who was joined on the podium by teammate Senne Hulsmans to know how many times a particular page is read We only use this information to improve the content of our website These cookies are only placed after you have given your consent Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application He attended Champion and graduated from Linden McKinley High School After high school he attended CTI and was employed by the State of Ohio as a records officer Through this childhood he grew up in Poindexter Village with his close cousins (Paula and spending time with his family and close friends (Marc Willis He also enjoyed Sunday car rides with his Uncle Nate in his 1966 Valiant as well as Sunday visits with his cousins Paula and Wingene at Margaret’s (Sisters) house You can always remember him making jokes or having a smile on his face including Jayden and James Garrett who lived with Mary and Allen and stepmother Jessie (Dora) Hairston and many others Visitation 2:00 PM and Private Funeral Service 3:00 PM Sunday This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors a processing company from Wingene in West Flanders has celebrated its 50th anniversary with a special brew Wingene is the capital of Flemish pig-rearing and appropriately Veos’s birthday beer was made from pig's blood One of the company’s core businesses is converting pig's blood into potable water During the open day to mark their anniversary visitors had an opportunity to taste the beer Veos specialises in processing by-products from the food industry the company installed a water treatment plant that converts pigs’ blood into potable water This saves 150,000 litres of water per day workers at the company developed the Veoske “Our beer team put their shoulders to the wheel and after a lot of tasting came up with a fresh summer beer that still has quite a lot of power but we are not ruling out another stunt next year," says Veos co-CEO of Robert Slee The beer was popular with visitors at the open day easy-to-drink beer," says Lorenz Lambrecht "A nice blonde beer that still has some spice They say it's made from pig's blood who opposed his plan to move to Australia with his wife and four children to take up organic farming Or by Chechen criminals operating in Belgium Or perhaps by an unholy alliance of the two BRUSSELS — It seems a mystery worthy of Hercule Poirot Agatha Christie’s fictional Belgian detective: A lord goes missing from his château leaving behind a spent cartridge and a trail of blood Belgian newspapers Saturday were chewing over what’s being called the “Murder at the Castle” — the case of 34-year-old Stijn Saelens a large turreted affair about 50 miles northwest of Brussels Foul play was suspected immediately: Newspapers and broadcasters have reported that blood was found inside the house and along the driveway buried in a forest about a 15-minute drive away — a day after police arrested three people including the lord’s father-in-law and brother-in-law identified by a major Belgian news website as Andre and Peter Gyselbrecht They were arrested along with a friend of the father-in-law’s named Pierre Serry The broadcaster RTL reported that investigators had discovered that Saelens was in debt and planned to take his family to Australia to live in a Russian community called Ringing Cedars A lawyer for the father-in-law said he was innocent and had a “perfect alibi.” Three were detained and questioned Thursday RTL reported that a plan of the lord’s château was found in their car A crime reporter for the broadcaster VRT said the detentions made it appear that investigators suspected a contract killing a mediator and the people who committed the slaying “It’s not clear why these people have been detained,” the reporter “But it is a meaningful development.” The newspaper La Capitale focused Saturday on the story it said Saelens’s wife had given to investigators — that her husband told her he wanted to be alone in the château the morning he disappeared The newspaper also reported that Elysabeth Gyselbrecht told investigators that she went to Pierre Serry’s home the day after her husband’s disappearance and confronted him “Do you have something to do with the disappearance of my husband?” she told investigators she asked Serry To which Serry is reported to have replied accompanied by the presence of a police crane in the area that the police had received specific information about the location That only heightened media interest in the case Two journalists were detained after entering the area that had been cordoned off by police Stay secure and make sure you have the best reading experience possible by upgrading your browser CHAPEL HILL -- The North Carolina A&T men's track and field team won the 2013 Gene Anderson Invitational with a total score of 128 points The men finished ahead of the University of North Carolina (127) “It feels pretty good,” said Duane Ross “Any time you can come into someone else's house and get a win is impressive by any means To come in and square off with these teams such as UNC what I've been trying to instill in our student-athletes from day one is believing that we can compete with the best in the country at any time we have the training now we just have to have the belief.” The first-place win for the men came down to the last event the men were down by three points against UNC With the 4x4 A-team not being complete because some of the runners were sore from previous events during the day The relay team knew that they could not place any lower than second in order to win the meet. The team of Barry Harris, Darius Bogertey Jeffrey Lewis and Josiah Elliott earned second-place in 3:19.96 “I think this one was a big one and this was one of the reasons I wanted to come to this competition,” said Ross these teams here that you see competing on television during the NCAA Final Four and football bowl games and what not we can go into their house and be just as good as they are.” The meet came down to the final race because the Aggie men were able to obtain a number of first-place finishes.  Junior Marquis Noble had an outstanding performance today placing top three in three different events Noble got first in the 200 meters with a personal-best time of 22.10 He also got first in the long jump with a personal best jump of 23-feet Both first-place finishes scored 10 points for the Aggie  In the 60 meter dash Noble placed second running 6.92 also bringing in eight points for the team In fact, the Aggies took 1, 2, and 3 in the 60-meter dash. Junior Desmond Lawrence placed first as he ran the 60 in 6.78. This time still guarantees him first place in the MEAC. Freshman Joshua Peoples rounded out the Aggies' 60 trio with a personal-best time of 6.95 Freshman Caleb Gabriel earned second in the 200 meters. Freshman Todd Townsend ran a personal-best 50.46 in the 400 meters for a second-place finish.  Leonard Robbins finished behind Townsend in third with a time of 50.47 In the jumps, junior Keenan Smith finished first in the triple jump with a personal-best jump of 49-feet  His brother Kendrick was third in the triple jump at 46-feet  Freshman Frank Quarles finished second in the long jump with a jump of 23-feet On the women's side, senior Roshel Bygraves won the 400 meters with a time of 57.19. Sophomore Nakita Gray continued her strong showing in the high jump The track and field team will compete again Saturday in Chapel Hill for the Joe Hilton Invitational before competing in the Winston-Salem State Open on Sunday getting us prepared for upcoming rounds at MEAC at upcoming rounds at the NCAA championships,” said Ross “Right now our athletes have to train their bodies to respond on demand Here we are leaving and have to get right back up tomorrow morning and come back and hit it again They have to be able to do this at these championship meets at a very high level so this is all about preparation for the future.” There are currently no upcoming/recent events Thanks for visiting The use of software that blocks ads hinders our ability to serve you the content you came here to enjoy We ask that you consider turning off your ad blocker so we can deliver you the best experience possible while you are here The Amarillo High Sandies won the Raising Canes Key City Classic Tournament championship in Abilene on Saturday [Brandon McAuliffe/ Big Country Preps]The Amarillo High boys’ and girls’ basketball teams saw very successful weekends at their respective tournaments over the weekend with both claiming impressive championships on Saturday afternoon despite losing three players to Division I universities won the Canes Key City Classic in Abilene on Saturday Amarillo High (14-1) scored an incredibly eye-opening victory in the title game over North Crowley The Sandies won 58-49 as Zach Brown had 24 points and Braden Hausen added 15 They reached the final by beating The Colony 51-35 in the semifinal Brown and Cooper Pillion were named to the all-tournament team The Lady Sandies won the Northeast Independent School District Tournament in San Antonio going a perfect 4-0 AHS opened the tournament with a win over San Antonio Lee 88-27 and capped off the weekend holding off San Antonio Judson 52-49 on Saturday afternoon McKenzie Smith played outstanding for AHS averaging 19.5 points during the tournament with her highest point total of 23 points coming against San Antonio Johnson 2-ranked Lady Sandies are off to a 14-1 start to the year ended up beating a local former district rival to claim the title in the prestigious Gene Messer Shootout at Wolfforth Canyon (6-1) reached the championship at Messer and faced 5A Palo Duro a former district rival and current district mate of Amarillo High The Eagles soared to the title with a 54-43 victory Kelson Jones had 13 and Kemper Jones scored 11 Canyon beat tournament host Frenship 67-64 Bryant and Gage Lunsford were also named to the all-tournament team for the Eagles who also beat Lubbock Monterey 56-37 and El Paso El Dorado 54-22 Press Pass Sports will provide fans a passionate and informed look at high school college and professional sports impacting the Texas Panhandle © 2022 All Rights Reserved. Press Pass Sports is a division of jpegJoe Licensing, LLC and its main public spaces had always been the market With the aging population and the faster pace of daily life these references no longer seemed current so the construction of a building for older people became an opportunity to revitalize the town This main objective was taken into account in the project designed as a vernacular three-story compact mat building that opens up to two large interior courtyards and four gardens Obra Work Residencia de personas mayores en Wingene (Bélgica) Care home in Wingene (Belgium) Arquitectos Architects Sergison Bates architects.  there arent any match using your search terms This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page LARNED —Kelsey Parr converted a trio of 3-pointers and the Indians limited Hoisington to 19 percent shooting with 19 turnovers in a 34-25 basketball victory Monday in the Gene Keady Classic The Indians (2-0) play Spearville in Friday’s semifinals.Larned edged to a 20-15 halftime advantage behind Parr’s 10 first-half points as both teams struggled shooting Hoisington could manage three fourth-quarter points netting five points in this offensive struggle.Larned coach Ashley Crosby said “ we got good shots but just couldn’t seem to get them down but I was very pleased with our defense We talked at halftime about needing to rebound and the girls responded.”Larned shot 29 percent from the field and was 6 of 12 from the charity stripe Hoisington was held to 19 percent shooting and canned 5 of 9 free throws.Kelsey Parr led Larned in scoring with 12 points and Haley Skelton chipped in six and Erin Smith and Baylea Perez five each.Hoisington was led in scoring by Emma Harmon with six while Jocelyn Pedigo and Brooke Reif added four apiece The Cardinals play Ellinwood at 5:30 p.m Thursday.Larned advances in the winners bracket and will take on Spearville ELLINWOOD 42 — Spearville’s Brooke Offerle scored 23 points to lead the Royal Lancers past Ellinwood’s girls 50-42 in the Gene Keady Basketball Classic.The Royal Lancers led 28-18 at halftime Ellinwood’s Allison Panning scored 15 points and Madison Ward added 10 points CARDINALS 25HHS 10 5 7 3 — 25LHS 10 10 9 5 — 34LARNED—Kelsey Parr 4 1-2 12; Baylea Perez 2 0-1 5; Erin Smith 1 3-6 5; Ivory Muldrow 1 0-1 2; Haley Skelton 2 2-2 6; Bailey Ritchie 1 0-0 2; Katie Fischer 1 0-0 2; Totals 12 6-12 34.HOISINGTON—Emma Harmon 2 0-0 6; Katherine Warnken 2 0-1 6; Jocelyn Pedigo 1 2-3 4; Brooke Reif 1 2-2 4; Vikki Donetz 1 0-0 2; Maleigha Schmidt 1 1-3 3; Totals 8 5-9 25 EAGLES 42SHS 11 17 6 16 — 50EHS 5 13 12 12 — 42SHS—Offerle 8 5-9 23; Roane 1 1-5 3; Miller 1 0-0 2; Hartman 4 0-0 11; Haley Gleason 5 1-2 11; Katie Gleason 0 1-4 1; Totals 19 8-20 50.EHS—Hayes 0 1-3 1; Kaitlyn Panning 1 1-2 3; Allison Panning 4 6-14 15; Ward 3 4-5 10; Harrington 1 1-3 3; Beck 2 3-4 8; Hunter Miller 1 0-0 2; Totals 12 16-31 42 5:3012-10—7th Place—9 a.m.; 5th Place—12:15; 3rd Place—3:30 p.m.; Championship in towns and villages people across West Flanders Province marked the 80th anniversary of their Liberation from the Nazi yoke as the Second World War drew to a close special ceremonies were staged and exhibitions opened In Bruges a parade of old army vehicles was held while elsewhere people pariedy in 40s style the commemoration of the liberation started with the opening of a restored command bunker The bunker houses a permanent exhibition telling the story of the liberation by Polish forces Local people could take part in a tour of all the places that played a role on that eventful 1944 day and flowers were laid on the spot where 8 Polish soldiers died during the liberation several re-enactment groups pitched their tents on the Kruisvest to show what daily life was like for soldiers 80 years ago where triage was done and lightly wounded soldiers were separated from the seriously injured The lightly wounded were patched up and sent back to the front the seriously wounded were given first care at the dressing station and then dispatched to a field hospital or hospital Dorine Bousse is also a nurse in real life ‘It was completely different working then’ she says On Saturday a parade of 25 military vehicles wended its way from ‘t Zand to the Market Square in Bruges A photo exhibition also runs at the town hall till 20 October before moving to Zeebrugge In the Westhoek District a torch of remembrance toured the area  The initiative came from the Commonwealth War Graves Commission which looks after the graves of Commonwealth soldiers The memorial torch symbolises the memories and lessons from the two world wars that need to be passed on to younger generations It was lit at Talbot House in the town of Poperinge during the commemoration of its liberation After a special Last Post on Sunday evening in Ieper the inauguration of a new memorial stone to the Polish liberators had already taken place in the presence of the granddaughter of the Polish general Stanislas Maczek A number of towns chose not only to commemorate the liberation with ceremonies and exhibitions but also to party in a style that would be familiar to the inhabitants who celebrated 80 years ago while in De Panne there was a liberation concert We all remember Laura Tesoro from last year’s competition After her success during last year’s competition she continued with her career and now she released her latest single “Higher” Also today she announced her tour dates which are as follows :- 06.05 – Antwerpen – Twintig Achttien 02.06 – Zwijnaarde – Stadskermis 23.06 – Zandhoven – Brandweerfeesten 24.06 – Willebroek – Kanaalfessten 25.06 – Wuustwezel – Dream Festival 29.06 – Mol – Pennenzakkenrock 29.06 – Evergem – Rock Voor Specials 02.07 – Langemark – Eleven Vibes 02.07 – Meulebeke – Berenfeesten 08.07 – Essen – De Oude Pastorij 15.07 – Moen – Moen Feest Zomerfestival 15.07 – Wingene – Vlaanderen Feest 21.07 – Roeselare – Grote Markt 29.07 – Keerbergen – Dorpsfeest 05.08 – Wommelgem – Midsummerfest 06.08 – Beringen – Paal Op Stelten 12.08 – Oostende – Paulusfeesten 20.08 – Lochristi – Zaffelaarse Belevenissen 21.08 – Wemmel – Jaarmarktfestival 27.08 – Temse – Temse in de Wolken 04.09 – Koekelare – Koekelare Leeft 09.09 – Bredene – Music for lyme 10.09 – Herzele – Wijnhuize Leeft 01.10 – Deerlijk – Statiewijkfeesten 07.10 – Leuven – Cera City Festival 16.12 – Heist-op-den-berg – CC Zwaneberg You must be logged in to post a comment The Andra Chansen round of Melodifestivalen is now finished According to Belgian broadcasters RTBF, the communes of Wingene and Lichtervelde in western Flanders introduced the blanket ban. 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