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triumph over Racing 92 in their Challenge Cup semi-final at Matmut Stadium de Gerland on Sunday Planet Rugby picks out five takeaways from the action From the outset the contrasting styles between these sides were evident as Lyon opted for an enterprising style of play in which they gave the ball plenty of air while Racing went for a more direct approach where they opted to kick more before launching attacks Lyon had a bulk of the possession during the opening exchanges and strung several phases together but failed to capitalise on those opportunities as they had no points to show for their dominance And it was Racing who eventually opening the scoring courtesy of a Tristan Tedder penalty in the 23rd minute but the hosts drew level soon after when Leo Berdeu also succeeded with a three-pointer off the kicking tee Lyon continued to hold the edge and were rewarded in the 28th minute when Vincent Rattez crossed for their opening try with Berdeu adding the extras although Racing struck back via a Diego Escobar five-pointer which meant the home side held a slender 10-8 lead at half-time The hosts came out firing after the interval and seemed to change their game-plan as they matched Racing’s direct approach and Berdeu extended their lead with another penalty in the 48th minute Beka Saginadze then crossed for a converted try which gave Lyon a 20-8 lead but Racing responded five minutes later when Kleo Labarbe crossed for his side’s second try which Tedder converted Although it was a five-point game, Lyon finished stronger as Berdeu slotted three further penalties in the final quarter to book his side’s place in this year’s Challenge Cup final against Bath Much was said in the build-up to this match about the decision from Racing 92’s head coach Patrice Collazo to select the former England international at inside centre for this encounter Although Farrell is no stranger to the midfield position he has played at fly-half in all his previous matches for the Parisian outfit It was obvious that Farrell’s selection alongside the much less experienced Dan Lancaster was to give the visitors the option of having a second playmaker in the backline but that plan backfired when he was forced off the field midway through the opening half when he failed a HIA after coming off second best while trying to tackle the impressive Mickael Guillard who was building up a head of steam with ball in hand Without Farrell’s experience and influence during the rest of the match Racing lost their way and his accurate goal-kicking was also greatly missed as Tedder was off target with some shots at goal which would usually be routine efforts for the former England skipper and if he had been on the field to slot those kicks it could have been a different story for the visitors Challenge Cup 2024/25: Finalists decided, kick-off time, venue and date confirmed Jordie Barrett decision perplexes ex-Leinster star as Irish province finds ‘another way to lose’ We’ve already mentioned the rookie France second-row as he left Farrell lying in his wake after a barnstorming run in the opening half but apart from that effort Guillard continued to be a thorn in Racing 92’s flesh during the rest of this clash The 24-year-old was on the field for the full 80 minutes and was a vital source of lineout possession for his team during that time while he also took the fight to his opponents with outstanding physicality with ball in hand and on defence The Lyon bruiser won most of the collisions in contact and led the way as his side’s forwards set an excellent platform for their backs and it was not surprising when he walked off with the official man-of-the-match award after the game While Guillard deserved his individual accolade that award could easily have gone to Lyon’s fly-half who was one of his side’s heroes in this encounter the 26-year-old was in the thick of the action as he impressed with his attacking skill set and his kicking out of hand and at goal While he did brilliantly in launching some of Lyon’s attacks during the opening half – when they opted to be more daring on attack – he also shone when kicking for territory especially after the interval when he used the boot more freely and on one of those occasions he put his side on the front foot with a brilliant 50/22 kick his goal-kicking was superb throughout as he kept the scoreboard ticking for the hosts and eventually finished with a 19-point haul after succeeding with five penalties and a couple of conversions Although Lyon were worthy winners in the end their task was made somewhat easier by their opponents whose discipline let them down at crucial stages of this match Racing 92 struggled in the scrums and they conceded a couple of penalties at the set-piece during the early stages after Lyon put plenty of pressure on them in that department The visitors’ scrummaging improved somewhat as the match progressed but they also struggled at the breakdowns where their players were also penalised for holding onto the ball or going off their feet at the rucks And despite narrowing the gap to just five points by the 55th minute after Labarbe scored his try Racing’s discipline let them down badly in the final quarter as they conceded three penalties – which were all goaled by Berdeu – as they chased the game with one of those also resulting in a yellow card for Vinaya Habosi in the 72nd minute READ MORE: Alex Mitchell hails ‘fearless’ Northampton players after Leinster ‘punched in the face’ General public tickets are still in plentiful supply for Thursday’s British and Irish Lions squad announcement in London Owen Farrell’s final audition before next Thursday’s British and Irish Lions tour squad announcement ended after just 19 minutes in Lyon on Sunday Lawrence Dallaglio has named the British and Irish Lions squad he wants to see picked to tour Australia – and it includes the French-based Owen Farrell Owen Farrell will lead Racing 92 into their Challenge Cup semi-final against Lyon vies for the ball with Lyon's Melchie Dumornay during the women's Champions League semifinals soccer match between Olympique Lyonnais and Arsenal at OL Stadium in Decines France — Haiti midfielder Melchie Dumornay signed a three-year contract extension on Monday with the Lyon women's team Lyon announced the new deal on its website with a picture of Dumornay holding up a jersey with 2029 written on it The 21-year-old Dumornay has stood out in the Champions League this season She scored a fine individual goal last month in a 2-1 win away to Arsenal in the first leg of their semifinal Dumornay scored a stunning goal from inside the center circle in a game at Roma She has scored 30 goals in 45 matches overall since joining Lyon from French club Reims two years ago The prolific Dumornay has netted 20 goals in 20 games for Haiti The Newsday app makes it easier to access content without having to log in Unlimited Digital AccessOnly 25¢for 6 months Everything you need to know about Rayan Cherki's salary details playing for Lyon Lyon attacker Rayan Cherki is regarded as one of the hottest prospects in Europe right now thanks in large part to his impressive performances this past season Cherki made his first-team debut at just 16 years old after spending nine years in the club's youth academy The French star initially signed a three-year contract with Lyon in 2019 which he later extended in 2022 for an additional five years Cherki is considered one of Lyon’s most important players and ranks among the top earners at the club GOAL delved into the numbers with Capology to find out exactly how much he is on LYON WILL FACE Bath in the Challenge Cup final after coming through their all-French semi-final against Racing 92 with a 29-15 win at Stade Gerland Vincent Rattez and Beka Saghinadze scored a try each for the home side Leo Berdeu converted both and adding five penalties for a tally of 19 points Diego Escobar and Kleo Labarbe responded for Racing but Tristan Tedder had fewer chances off the tee and converted just one of the tries and one of his two penalty attempts went into the match in excellent home form not having lost there since November 23 since when they have won eight and drawn nine in all competitions With France international lock Mickael Guillard in imposing form in the line and in the loose Lyon always had the upper-hand although they were made to work hard Lyon took a grip on the game at the start of the second half despite being without New Zealand centre Josiah Maraku who picked up a yellow card in the 36th minute The Lyon pack stepped up a gear to secure a penalty for Berdeu two minute after the restart and then a try for Georgian back-rower Saghinadze which who lost former England captain Owen Farrell to injury after just 18 minutes clawed their way back with a try from replacement scrum-half Labarbe but another three penalties from Berdeu sent his team through to take on Bath in the final in Cardiff on 23 May – © AFP 2025  Access to the comments facility has been disabled for this user Create an email alert based on the current article Army Master Sergeant Maurice William Mosher Maurice William Mosher’s gravestone in Arlington National Cemetary Courtesy of the Arlington National Cemetery website “Somewhere in Korea” was the dateline of an Associated Press story published in the Times Leader Evening News on June 4 Maurice William Mosher and his heroic actions that killed an estimated 300 enemy soldiers in 15 minutes in a battle during the Korean War Mosher was 15-years-old in 1943 when he left an orphanage in New Jersey to live with his sister Mosher became employed as a laborer for a coal mine where he earned the nickname “Bud,” but enlisted in the Merchant Marines at 17 and served four months before World War II ended Having the brief experience in the military at the end of World War II serving during the Korean War and Vietnam War For his heroic bravery during the Korean War battle where he was credited with killing hundreds he was awarded three Bronze Stars and the Silver Star yesterday was recommended for the Silver Star for killing 300 Chinese Reds in 15 minutes in Korea,” reported the Times Leader Evening News on May 25 The story reported Mosher was alone when he secretly entered a town surrounded by communist North Korean and Chinese soldiers and destroyed tanks and ammunition dumps before he retreated As hundreds of enemy soldiers pursued him through a narrow path guided by high cliffs “Only one could come through the pass at a time and that was where my gun was mowing them down another would take his place and meet the same end,” the Associated Press story on June 4 Mosher’s machine gun burned out and he picked up another firearm he found near him “While Mosher was firing upon the enemy the rest of his platoon covered his retreat with deadly rifle fire but the Chinese kept coming but could not overrun the Yankee positions,” reported the AP story One Army private was hit by enemy fire and Mosher used his field jacket as a stretcher to pull the injured solider to safety Mosher continued to serve during the Korean War and was one of the first U.S combat ground troops to enter Vietnam in early 1965 he was an Infantry and Intelligence Specialist with the Special Forces (Green Beret) serving as an advisor with the Vietnamese Army According to an accumulation of reports from military websites soldiers and Cambodian troops in response to a U.S Army supply truck being fired upon near Tay Ninh It was learned a Viet Cong sniper fired three shots at the supply truck Mosher and a small team boarded several trucks and drove to the area where the sniper was believed to be and as they disembarked the trucks and began a slow march through rice paddies to a tree line Mosher charged at a Viet Cong machine gunner firing his AR-15 in return but was struck and killed Mosher was buried in Arlington National Cemetery Detroit — The trade was a minor surprise when it was announced shortly before the conclusion of the March 7 deadline When the Red Wings acquired goaltender Petr Mrazek (and forward Craig Smith) from Chicago for forward Joe Veleno general manager Steve Yzerman was looking to improve the Wings' depth with playoff tested veterans Cam Talbot and Alex Lyon had appeared to stabilize the position though Lyon had been battling minor injuries Mrazek struggled in a rebuilding situation in Chicago and didn't appear to be a significant upgrade Mrazek did have one more year left on his contract (as does Talbot) and with NHL goaltending costing more than ever the Wings liked the cost certainty involved The Wings were also confident a healthy Mrazek returning to the organization that drafted him and playing in a city he enjoys a potential unrestricted free agent on July 1 as the third wheel for the remainder of this season and but it's part of it and part of being a successful professional and successful goalie is being able to get through things like that mentally,” Lyon said "I've been the third goalie on the roster for my whole career It's just something that you got to deal with." joined the Wings two seasons ago as a free agent and proved himself to be an NHL-quality goaltender Lyon went 35-27-6 in two seasons with a 3.09 goals-against average and .901 save percentage but struggled in several important starts over the final six weeks Coach Todd McLellan's confidence in Lyon appeared to wane as the season progressed With Mrazek and Talbot both under contract for next season and former first-round pick Sebastian Cossa getting closer to being NHL ready Lyon likely will have better options elsewhere where a more consistent NHL job might be available "I'm happy I got to be a full-time NHL player for two years and I would like to continue to be in the NHL," Lyon said of his time with the Wings "The only thing I can do is try to keep getting better and find ways to get more consistent I wish I could have played better here and helped get us into the playoffs this year "(I'm) going to have to see the way the winds blow and there's a lot of things that are kind of out of my control But it's a great place to play and loved playing at LCA." Yzerman wouldn't rule out bringing back Lyon who had several long stretches of top-level goaltending during his Wings' tenure Lyon is also a popular teammate and is well-suited to back up "I met with Alex at the end of the season and had a very good discussion with him about a lot of things," Yzerman said We haven't had any discussions as far as a contract and that's the biggest stumbling block you look at the number of injuries that goaltenders have and I don't know what the big deal is carrying one extra goaltender He's a real good person and played at times very well for us." More: Red Wings 'need better goaltending,' still looking for workhorse to emerge The last two seasons in Detroit have been the Lyon's first prolonged Carolina and Florida before signing with the Wings Lyon's 74 games with the Wings nearly doubled the 39 games over six seasons Lyon is appreciative of the opportunity the Wings gave him and wants to build on his career and I'm going to get better; I don't feel satisfied at all," Lyon said I still want to keep improving and accomplish more I would like to accomplish more in this league and in hockey in general I just don't want to sit there and be like played a lot of NHL games.’ It just makes me hungrier and makes the fire bigger I feel like you just can't take for granted being and playing in the NHL It's difficult to get there and it's more difficult to stay I would like to continue to be in the NHL." DETROIT -- Alex Lyon has always been about staying present and true to himself so when reflecting on his past two seasons with the Detroit Red Wings the 32-year-old goalie expressed gratitude for the opportunities he received between the pipes I feel like you just can’t take for granted being in the NHL,” Lyon said in his end-of-season media session on April 19 “It’s difficult to get there and it’s more difficult to stay I’m happy I got to be a full-time NHL player for two years so a lot of things up in the air right now that are really outside the scope of my control The only thing I can do is try to keep getting better find ways to get more consistent and play better.” After setting NHL career-highs in games played (44) and starts (43) last season Lyon appeared in 30 games during the 2024-25 campaign and posted a 14-9-1 record with a 2.81 goals-against average free-agent contract with the Red Wings prior to the 2023-24 season 196-pound netminder had only played 39 career games over six NHL campaigns “I don’t feel satisfied at all,” Lyon said I still just want to keep improving and accomplish more is that I would like to accomplish more in this League and in hockey in general I just don’t want to sit there and be like I played a lot of NHL games.’ It just makes me hungrier and the fire bigger.” Lyon also described how pushing for a Stanley Cup Playoffs spot the past two seasons were important growth experiences for Detroit 4+ minutes of Alex Lyon thoughtfully answering each question. Enjoy! https://t.co/okXopWXH4J pic.twitter.com/oMkQx9tMFv “I think us as players didn’t do a good enough job maybe early in the season,” Lyon said I think the team showed really impressive fight obviously those last few games I think it’s almost inevitable that every team I think you almost have to build that in and prepare for that.” Slated for unrestricted free agency this summer Lyon said that he hasn't put much thought into his future just yet “Still kind of just wrapping things up here,” Lyon said “Just going to have to see the way the winds blow A lot of things that are kind of out of my control Closures & Delays News | Lyon | Lyon County Daily News Podcast For Monday Heard on KIWA-AM 1550 and FM 100.7 every weekday morning at 9:00 AM As reported by KIWA News Director and Rock Rapids resident Scott Van Aartsen Iowa — Over 50 area projects are sharing over $150,000 in grants from an area non-profit gambling license-holder DC — Congressman Randy Feenstra (R-Hull) has announced that his office will host two in-person passport fairs — one in Office: 712-324-2597 | Text: 712-324-2597 | Studio: 712-324-5377 Contact us: newstips@kiwaradio.com Scots baseball sweeps doubleheader from Principia College – The Lyon College baseball Scots had to wait a day and a half to complete the first game of a SLIAC doubleheader with Principia College due to weather delays on Saturday they swept the Panthers to finish the regular season The Scots finally won the first game 13-3 after it was stopped on Saturday with Lyon leading 10-2 in the bottom of the sixth inning Lyon College won the second game 12-6 and finished their SLIAC season with a record of 20-20 overall and 9-9 in the conference Eli Marcotte homered to center field to give the Scots a 1-0 lead in the top of the first inning Landon Swallow doubled to left field to score Ashton Compton for a 2-0 advantage After Principia scored a run in the bottom of the first Marcotte hit a sacrifice fly to score Walker Smith then Garrett Graef stole second base and Andrew James scored on a throwing error Compton hit a sacrifice fly to bring in Graef to make it a 5-1 Scots lead Principia scored in the bottom of the second to make it 5-2 Marcotte homered for the second time in the game Braden Hendrix was hit by a pitch with the bases loaded to score Kooper McCoy then a wild pitch allowed Braden Bramlett to score for an 8-2 lead Bramlett singled to center field to bring in Compton and Smith singled to center to score Bramlett to make it 10-2 Principia scored a run in the bottom of the sixth when play resumed on Sunday afternoon McCoy singled to center field to bring in James and Graef to make it 12-3 Swallow hit a sacrifice fly to plate Logan Lightner for a 13-3 Scots lead Brayden Anderson was the winning pitcher for Lyon College who went one inning and gave up one hit and two runs Anderson pitched four innings and gave up one hit and one run Parker Paschal pitched three innings on Sunday Owen Sanders came in to pitch for one inning and had two strikeouts while not allowing a hit or a run Bramlett doubled to left field to score McCoy in the top of the first inning Swallow singled to center to bring in Bramlett Principia got another run in the bottom of the fifth on a solo homer Marcotte hit a three-run homer to make it an 8-4 Lyon College lead Principia came back in the bottom of the eighth to score a run Slade Inman singled to right field to score Misael Santiago McCoy drove in the final Scots run with a base hit to left field that scored Inman for a 12-5 lead Colton Will picked up the win for the Scots Connor Taylor started the game and pitched 4.1 innings Carter Spraigue pitched 1.1 innings and allowed three hits and one run then Kenny Jennings finished the game by pitching the final 1.2 innings allowing two hits and one run while striking out one batter Scots baseball drops 7-2 game at Westminster the Lyon College baseball Scots dropped a 7-2 decision to the Westminster Blue Jays in a non-conference game in Fulton The Scots (18-20) took a 1-0 lead in the first inning Eli Marcotte reached on an error and scored when Ashton Compton grounded out and the ball was over the bag and out of play for him to score easily Marcotte homered in the top of the third inning to put Lyon College up 2-0 Westminster returned with six runs in the bottom of the third inning Then the Blue Jays added a homer in the bottom of the fifth to lead 7-2 Tyler Davis started the game on the mound for Lyon College and pitched 2.1 innings Patrick Babcock came in to pitch 3.1 innings He gave up four hits and two runs and had four strikeouts Scots baseball drops doubleheader to MUW at Fred Wann Field – The Lyon College baseball Scots dropped a SLIAC doubleheader to the Mississippi University for Women Owls on Saturday MUW picked up an unearned run in the top of the fourth and scored three more runs in the top of the eighth inning to lead 9-2 The Owls added another unearned run in the top of the ninth Lyon College scored two runs on six hits and four errors in Game 1 Swallow led the team with three hits in four at-bats Patrick Babcock was the losing pitcher in the game Tyler Davis came in for one inning of work and gave up a run on two walks Colton Will came in for the next four innings and allowed two hits and one run Brayden Anderson finished the game by pitching the final two innings the Scots scored one run on seven hits and made four more errors MUW scored two runs in the top of the first inning and the score stayed 2-0 through the bottom of the sixth Swallow doubled to left-center to score Slade Inman for the Scots to make it a 2-1 game Hits for the Scots included a 2-for-3 performance from Walker Smith Aiden Connolly was the losing pitcher for Lyon College Connor Taylor pitched the final three innings Spalding takes two games from Lyon College softball on Senior Day – It was an emotional day on Saturday for the Lyon College Softball team who watched their five players say their goodbyes on Senior Day at Howard and Mary House Field and Olivia Orf will be leaving the team at the end of the semester Parents and family members gathered around the diamond to wish them a farewell on a day where the SLIAC’s top ranked team were in town to play the final doubleheader of the year against the Scots Sophie Varela led off the bottom of the first inning with a walk and Skylar Foreman doubled to bring in Varela for a 1-0 lead Orf also came in to score when Brianna Morquecho singled for a 2-0 Scots’ lead Spalding came back to score four times in the top of the second inning for a 4-2 lead Then Spalding scored two more runs in the top of the fourth to lead 6-2 Rebecca Rodriguez singled down the right field line Gabby Thomas came in to run for Rodriguez at second base setting up a triple to right field by Varela The Scots trailed 6-4 and did not threaten again in the game Holzer pitched seven full innings for her final complete game as a Lyon Scot Spalding scored another run in the top of the fourth inning to close the game to 3-2 then took a 4-3 lead in the top of the fifth Spalding added two more runs in the top of the seventh to lead 6-3 Thomas stole second base and advanced to third on a Bergman groundout Martinez singled to left center field to bring in Thomas and Soni Beene came in to run for Martinez Anna Voth put down a sacrifice bunt to move the runners up but a pop-out to the shortstop ended the game and the season for the Scots Lyon College finished the regular season 13-27 overall and 7-11 in the SLIAC Scots softball sweeps Principia College in SLIAC doubleheader – The Lyon College Softball Scots swept a SLIAC doubleheader from Principia College on Saturday 7-9) outscored Principia a combined 22-0 in both games Lyon College won the first game 14-0 in five innings and defeated Principia 8-0 in five innings in the second game the scoring started at the bottom of the first inning for the Scots Sophie Varela led off with a single to left-center MK Duffield hit a triple down the right field line to score Varela and Voth Olivia Orf singled to center field to bring in Duffield Orf advanced to second on a throwing error by the Principia catcher Brianna Morquecho reached first on an error Rebecca Rodriguez singled to left-center field to score Orf Emily Martinez walked and took off for second base Duffield was hit by a pitch and scored when Orf tripled down the right field line Skylar Foreman walked and stole second base Martinez singled to left-center field and Foreman scored Martinez advanced to second on a wild pitch Duffield singled and advanced to second on an error which allowed Varela and Voth to score for a 12-0 Lyon College lead Gabby Thomas tripled to right-center field Georgia Holzer was the winning pitcher for the Scots She pitched five innings and did not allow a hit or a run She walked one and had three strikeouts in the shutout In the bottom of the second inning of the second game Orf and Morquecho moved up a base on a wild pitch then Rodriguez doubled to left-center to score both for a 2-0 lead Fallon Lancaster singled to score Rodriguez to make it 3-0 Voth led off with a single to center field Foreman singled to right field to score Duffield and Rodriguez singled to right-center to bring in Thomas Voth singled down the right field line to bring in Varela Orf doubled to right-center to score Voth for a 7-0 Lyon College lead Ohnrie Bergman doubled to right field with one out and Madison DeRoussel came in to run for her Lancaster hit a walk-off single that scored DeRoussel to end the game with the Scots leading 8-0 She walked two and struck out four batters Scots men’s golf ranks 4th of 13 after round one of SLIAC Championships – The Lyon College men’s golf team is ranked fourth of 13 teams after the first day of competition at the SLIAC Championship Tournament at Timberlake Golf Course in Edinburgh John Blake Turner led the Scots with an even par 72 in round one Ryan Kriz was second for the Scots with a one-over 73 in round one Michael Winne shot a 77 and birdied holes three and nine He parred holes four through eight and 10 through 13 Manav Perfecto shot a 77 and birdied holes five and seven For the entire scores from the tournament, go to this link: SLIAC CHAMPIONSHIPS ROUND ONE The Scots continue play in round two on Monday and finish the tournament on Tuesday women take 7th at SLIAC Outdoor Track and Field Championships – John Paul Morgan was named the SLIAC Men’s Field Athlete of the Year as the Lyon College men’s outdoor track and field team took fourth place and the women’s team finished in seventh at the SLIAC Championships held at Greenville University on Friday and Saturday For results of the entire meet, got to the following link: SLIAC Championships Have a news tip or event to promote? Email White River Now at news@whiterivernow.com Be sure to like and follow us on Facebook and Twitter And don’t forget to download the White River Now mobile app from the Google Play Store or the Apple App Store Catch CBS News around the top of every hour on 1340 KBTA 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 Lyon would be one win away from winning the Challenge Cup event a second time with a victory in their most recent match The home team implemented their planned moves precisely at the beginning of the game When Vincent Rattez and Beka Saginadze combined to score tries Lyon's attacking strategies worked.  scored 19 points with penalties and conversions and scored two of the game's key tries Tristan Tedder only managed to convert one point and one penalty; thus Racing 92's tries from Diego Escobar and Kleo Labarbe were all they could produce during the game left the game early because he needed to have his head injury evaluated The squad struggled because Racing was weakened on the field due to Owen Farrell's tactical impact and team-directing skills By effectively controlling the ball in every area Lyon's strong forwards controlled mauls and scrums and their backs exploited these attacks to create opportunities for rapid attacks Racing 92's ability to score during the match was limited by Lyon's effective tactical management of their defense Lyon can now move on to a match against Bath in Cardiff thanks to the title win Due to Bath's consistent excellent play the forthcoming final has become a significant competition Lyon is attempting to capture their second Challenge Cup title as they advance to the next round of play then mainly cloudy overnight with thunderstorms likely vies for the ball with Lyon's Melchie Dumornay during the women's Champions League semifinals Haiti midfielder Melchie Dumornay has signed a three-year contract extension with the Lyon women's team Lyon announced the new deal on its website with a picture of Dumornay holding up a jersey with 2029 written on it The 21-year-old Dumornay has stood out in the Champions League this season with six goals including one from inside the center circle She has scored 30 goals in 45 matches overall since joining Lyon from Reims two years ago Dumornay has 20 goals in 20 games for Haiti France (AP) — Haiti midfielder Melchie Dumornay signed a three-year contract extension on Monday with the Lyon women's team Lyon announced the new deal on its website, with a picture of Dumornay holding up a jersey with 2029 written on it Javascript is required for you to be able to read premium content rewritten or redistributed without permission Your browser is out of date and potentially vulnerable to security risks.We recommend switching to one of the following browsers: Account processing issue - 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French legend Gael Fickou joins skipper Farrell in the centres with Lancaster slotting in alongside Nolann le Garrec in the halves with English U20s star Junior Kpoku and Maxime Baudonne joining him on the flanks Wales international Will Rowlands starts alongside Boris Palu in the locks Diego Escobar and Eddy Ben Arous in the front-row Fijian ace Josua Tuisova and Romain Taofifenua are the headline names on the bench READ MORE: Challenge Cup: Bath half-backs will be key in Anglo-Scottish European clash while Racing 92 scrum-half seeks to put ’embarrassment’ to bed Five takeaways from the Lyon v Racing 92 encounter in the Challenge Cup Lyon County continued its winning ways on Thursday blanking Caldwell County 10-0 in six innings at Jim Boyd Field at Lee S Brady Belt tossed a one-hit shutout and Eli Baker slammed two home runs as the Lyons claimed their first game back after winning the state All A Classic championship Sunday in Owensboro Lyon (13-5) owns a five-game winning streak Caldwell (15-3) saw a seven-game win streak come to an end A six-run fourth inning helped the Lyons take control of the contest Caldwell’s only hit came from the first batter of the game when Luke Parker singled into left-center The Tigers loaded the bases with no outs in the top of the first on a single Lyon then took a 1-0 lead in the bottom of the first on Belt’s RBI single to center who had started the frame with a double to the fence in left-center The Lyons tacked on another run in the third when Baker homered to left-center leading off the frame Lyon blew the game open with its six-run fourth The first seven batters all reached base as the Lyons sent 10 men to the plate Korben Lucas singled home a run in the frame while Peyton Williams had a sacrifice fly to center There were two bases-loaded walks in the frame Belt had an RBI groundout and another run scored on an error Lyon then finished off the game in the sixth Hudson Phillips was hit by a pitch to start the inning Baker followed with a two-run homer to centerfield to end the contest Baker was 3-for-3 with four runs batted in and four runs scored Lyon has taken its last three meetings with Caldwell The Tigers still lead the all-time series 92-35 The Lyons will next host Graves County on Saturday The Tigers will go to Marshall County on Saturday playArsenal reach UWCL final for the first time in 19 years (0:57)Arsenal have reached the UEFA Women's Champions League final for the first time in 19 years after beating Lyon 5-3 on aggregate Arsenal reached their first Women's Champions League final in 18 years on Sunday, taking down French powerhouse Lyon with a remarkable 4-1 away win said the game's outcome was "unexplainable," with the French side having entered with a 2-1 advantage from the first leg only to los 5-3 on aggregate for what happened today was a little bit unexplainable," Montemurro told DAZN "We weren't calm enough to play our game and were beaten by the better team." Arsenal booked their place in next month's Women's Champions League final. Alex Burstow/Arsenal FC via Getty ImagesArsenal captain Kim Little lauded the work of the squad who are looking to add Arsenal's second European title with their 2007 triumph the only by a British side in women's football "It means a lot to this incredible football club I'm excited and looking forward to representing this club in the final," Little told DAZN "We have belief in this group and we are very good at executing our game plans We did it fairly well in the first leg but not well enough -- today we executed it very well and thoroughly deserved to win." Arsenal's feat of reaching the final was made even more impressive by the fate of Women's Super League rivals Chelsea who were handily beaten by Barça in each of their two semifinal legs Everything you need to know about Alexandre Lacazette's salary details playing for Lyon French striker Alexandre Lacazette rose through the ranks at Lyon playing for both the youth and B teams before breaking into the first team in 2010 The Frenchman scored over 125 goals in all competitions for the Ligue 1 side over seven seasons before moving to Premier League giants Arsenal in the summer of 2017 where he quickly regained his rhythm and picked up right where he left off five seasons earlier Lacazette signed a three-year contract with the French side In addition to his goal-scoring contributions Lacazette also earns a substantial salary playing for Lyon GOAL delved into the numbers with Capology and found out! ArsenalTake a look at the numbers behind Lyon's 2-1 victory over Arsenal in the first leg of their Women's Champions League semifinal tie Lyon were clinical in attack with Diani finding the back of the net in the 16th minute to put the visitors ahead After an initial offside call, VAR allowed the goal that Lyon had built so effortlessly from the back. Right-back Ellie Carpenter provided the assist down the pitch as Diani timed her run perfectly, played onside by Arsenal's Emily Fox were level for just minutes before the French giants responded Lyon continued to prove too much for Arsenal's back line with Dumornay out pacing Arsenal center-back Steph Catley and Fox Amel Majri set Dumornay off against the run of play and her pace and power proved too much as she shot past Arsenal goalkeeper Manuela Zinsberger Arsenal were awarded a lifeline after Christiane Endler gave away a penalty. Mariona Caldentey stepped up for the Gunners to bury the ball in the net Lyon continued to prove too much for Arsenal's back line with Dumornay out pacing Arsenal center-back Steph Catley and Fox Amel Majri set Dumornay off against the run of play and her pace and power proved too much as she shot past Arsenal goalkeeper Manuela Zinsberger Arsenal were awarded a lifeline after Christiane Endler gave away a penalty. Mariona Caldentey stepped up for the Gunners to bury the ball in the net Lyon’s hopes of securing a top-four finish suffered a setback as they were defeated 2-1 at home by Lens on Sunday Paulo Fonseca’s side remain in seventh place outside the European spots but just three points behind fourth-placed Nice who is serving a nine-month ban for confronting a referee “We’ll try to win our next two matches to see where we can get to knowing that we have the possibility of getting to where we want to be but depending on others.” Lens took the lead in the 25th minute through Goduine Koyalipou capitalising on Lyon’s failure to clear a corner Lyon struggled to break down the visitors’ defence until Georges Mikautadze found the net with a powerful header from Clinton Mata’s cross with 11 minutes to go Mikautadze now has 17 goals and 11 assists in all competitions this season despite not always being in the starting lineup However, Lyon’s hopes of salvaging a point were dashed when Lens substitute Anass Zaroury unleashed a stunning long-range shot into the top corner in the 85th minute Le Havre boosted their survival hopes with a 2-1 victory over Auxerre Gabonese forward Jim Allevinah scored the only goal to give Angers a vital 1-0 win over Nantes Drone attacks struck Port Sudan’s airport and key infrastructure on Tuesday Kentucky Transportation Cabinet officials have announced a temporary road closure in Lyon County on Monday the Lyon County Highway Maintenance Crew will temporarily close KY 810 South to replace a cross drain at the 1-mile marker They said work will begin at about 8:30 a.m Monday and is expected to be completed by 2:00 p.m. Arsenal reached the Women’s Champions League final for the first time since 2007 after overturning a first-leg deficit against Lyon with a 4-1 victory on Sunday Arsenal had trailed 2-1 after last weekend’s defeat at the Emirates Stadium but recorded an emphatic win over the record eight-time European champions to progress 5-3 on aggregate and set up a meeting with Barcelona in May’s final Renee Slegers’ side levelled the scores on aggregate after just five minutes at the Groupama Stadium as Lyon’s Damaris Egurrola’s attempted headed clearance from a corner deflected in off goalkeeper Christiane Endler Arsenal doubled their advantage on the night and went ahead on aggregate in first-half stoppage time as Mariona Caldentey picked out the top corner with a bending effort from the edge of the penalty area The visitors added a third one minute into the second half Arsenal put the game beyond Lyon shortly after the hour-mark as Caitlin Foord capitalised on a slip from Vanessa Gilles and fired the ball into the roof of the net Lyon pulled one back on 81 minutes though a low Melchie Dumornay effort They will play defending champions Barcelona in the final on May 24 at Lisbon’s Jose Alvalade Stadium. Barcelona secured their final spot for a fifth successive season after Sunday’s 4-1 win at Chelsea secured an 8-2 aggregate victory. English sides have not traditionally enjoyed much success in the Women’s Champions League, with Arsenal becoming the first side since Chelsea in 2021 to reach the final, while the north London club’s success in 2007 remains the only time an English team has won the competition in its 24-year history. There was no single hero for Arsenal in a match that began with a Lyon own goal — a moment that foreshadowed an evening filled with poor defending by Lyon’s flat-footed backline. Arsenal repeatedly capitalised on Lyon’s defensive errors, the Londoners dominating while the home side failed to finish several chances in their attacking third. The first moment of brilliance for Arsenal came in first-half stoppage time through Caldentey and that momentum carried Arsenal into the second half, where they had a hot start just 31 seconds in thanks to Russo, the ball clumsily making its way through several of Lyon’s defenders. Lyon had several chances, and it seemed they could have turned things around with a stronger showing in the second half, but that hope never materialised as they slipped further into disarray with each mistake. Arsenal were the better team and one worthy of a final bout against Barcelona. Forward Foord, scorer of her side’s fourth goal, said Arsenal took confidence from their performance in the first leg against Lyon despite defeat at the Emirates — but didn’t quite expect to win the second leg in such emphatic fashion. “It’s incredible, to come into the game a goal down, I guess it didn’t faze us,” Foord told TNT Sports. “We knew what quality we had and we thought we played really well at home, to come here we just knew if we played our game we could do it. I didn’t expect it to be like that, but I’ll take that.” On the prospect of facing Barcelona, who have won the Champions League in three of the last four seasons, Foord added: “It’s going to be a tough game, it’s a final, anything can happen. We’ll obviously look forward to it and just can’t wait to take them on.” (Top photo: Alex Burstow/Arsenal FC via Getty Images) A timely equaliser right on halftime from Leny Yoro, the young centre-back's first goal for United since joining in the close season, levelled things up, before Joshua Zirkzee's late header looked to have earned the visitors a battling victory Cherki, however, capitalised on another Onana error, when the Cameroonian could only push Georges Mikautadze's shot straight out to him denying United a win to galvanise their disappointing season the Europa League has been a safe haven for United this season with Ruben Amorim's side coming into Thursday's first leg as the only team in this year's competition unbeaten The visitors started well, creating the better openings -- Danish striker Rasmus Højlund wasting a glorious early chance The pre-match discourse had been centred on the clash between Onana and former United midfielder Matic Onana had said United were "way better" than their French opponents labelling the United stopper one of the worst goalkeepers in the club's history Onana got plenty of abuse from home supporters every time he touched the ball with the glaring mistake that allowed Almada's free kick to drift all the way in not helping his cause United did not let their heads drop, however, with Yoro doing well to guide Manuel Ugarte's strike into the net with his head the centre-back becoming the club's youngest-ever defender to score in Europe United retreated in the second half, with Lyon passing up several big chances before Bruno Fernandes picked out Zirkzee to spark wild scenes of celebration before joy quickly turned to despair in stoppage time A timely equaliser right on halftime from Leny Yoro, the young centre-back's first goal for United since joining in the close season, levelled things up, before Joshua Zirkzee's late header looked to have earned the visitors a battling victory Cherki, however, capitalised on another Onana error, when the Cameroonian could only push Georges Mikautadze's shot straight out to him The visitors started well, creating the better openings -- Danish striker Rasmus Højlund wasting a glorious early chance Onana had said United were \"way better\" than their French opponents United did not let their heads drop, however, with Yoro doing well to guide Manuel Ugarte's strike into the net with his head United retreated in the second half, with Lyon passing up several big chances before Bruno Fernandes picked out Zirkzee to spark wild scenes of celebration Check out how to watch Lyon v Racing 92 in the Challenge Cup semi-finals Two French teams searching for purpose in 2024/25 collide in the Challenge Cup semi-finals this weekend Lyon and Racing 92 are struggling in the lower reaches of the Top 14 but could still salvage their campaigns with victory here Hosts Lyon won the competition in 2022 and will hope to summon that spirit again to march into the final to be staged at the Principality Stadium in Cardiff Racing 92 have never reached a Challenge Cup final as they're more accustomed to dining at Europe's top table They have featured in three Champions Cup finals since 2016 but lost them all They will hope to make amends with a slice of glory on the smaller – yet still highly significant – stage RadioTimes.com has rounded up everything you need to know about how to watch Lyon v Racing 92 on TV and online Lyon v Racing 92 will take place on Sunday 4th May 2025 Lyon v Racing 92 will be broadcast live on Premier Sports 1 Viewers can add Premier Sports to their Sky or Virgin Media TV packages or watch via the Amazon Prime Video add-on The service costs £15.99 on a monthly basis on a rolling 30-day subscription. 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Holiday brochuresNeed inspiration of where to go next Request a free brochure and start your journey but heroic battle with brain cancer at the Sanford Hospice House in Fargo to Rick and Jayne Lyon and big brother Jay Their sibling relationship was characterized by many as playful pranks/mischief and some trouble making escapades in their younger years knew he was obsessed with finding/trying new “samwhiches” Eric graduated from Pelican Rapids High School and dabbled in auto mechanics in college only to realize he possessed a natural talent of multiple skills Eric was married to Kirsten on September 23rd after dating since their senior year of high school even if it meant possible embarrassment from cheering too loudly at volleyball games Eric worked as a semi owner/operator for almost 16 years This allowed him to see the landscapes of the land which he shared with his daughters when they traveled with him He was also actively involved in gun clubs and participating in fundraising UTV runs If there was a friend or family member in need He also had fashion sense that would make anyone laugh (cowboy hat given to him by his mother-in-law when he was dating Kirsten Eric is survived by his wife Kirsten; his daughters Alaina (17) and Elley (14); his brother Jay (Kristie); his parents Rick and Jayne Lyon; his father-in-law Dick Lyon; grandparents Jay and Eunice Malakowsky; mother-in-law Donna Hanson; and great grandparents Enter your phone number above to have directions sent via text However, United made their numerical advantage, given to them after Corentin Tolisso's late red card in normal time Maguire sent Old Trafford into delirium with his 121st-minute header which sealed a 5-4 victory in the second leg It was the hosts who took an early lead, Manuel Ugarte slotting home 10 minutes in after a fine team move, before Diogo Dalot added a second just before the break to double hosts' lead As the minutes ticked on, however, the nerves crept in and two goals in six second-half minutes from Tolisso and Nicolás Tagliafico drew the match and left the tie level in sensational fashion Tolisso's late sending off swung the momentum back in United's favour but Cherki's fine strike and Lacazzette's coolly-taken penalty seemingly settled the exhilarating contest Fernandes' spot kick straight down the other end gave home supporters hope of another dramatic finale, before Kobbie Mainoo levelled the tie with what appeared to be the last kick United are now the first team in history to score two goals in the 120th minute of a major European match, as they storm into the last four to face Athletic Club It was also match in the history of major UEFA competitions to feature five goals in extra time "I felt like the fourth goal for them was a sucker punch but that we'd get chances to get back into it," Maguire told TNT Sport "It fell to myself and thankfully I scored Old Trafford has not been a happy place this season especially in the Premier League Long-regarded as one of the toughest places in England to visit seven of United's 14 league defeats this season have come on their home patch Lyon travelled to Manchester looking to register only the second away win at Old Trafford in 30 Europa League encounters Nothing could have prepared supporters for a night of drama on this scale The team who had conceded first 19 times in the Premier League this season needed a fast start to breathe life into their crucial clash and Ugarte converted Alejandro Garnacho's low cross to nearly lift the roof off Old Trafford's famous Stretford End Garnacho wasted a glorious opportunity to kill off the contest early in the second half with that miss costly as the nerves set in some tentative defending allowing Tolisso in to get Lyon back in it Tagliafico was then on hand to fire home from a tight angle past United's returning goalkeeper André Onana the Argentine defender's former teammate at Ajax but it was Lyon who looked more dangerous in the first period of extra time Cherki is very much Lyon's dangerman and his brilliance put the visitors in front for the first time before Lacazette had the away side's substitutes storming the pitch Casemiro's tumble in the penalty area gave Fernandes the chance to give United hope with substitute Mainoo's superb finish sensationally levelling the match up once more as he headed home Casemiro's cross to spark scenes of joy this stadium has been longing for -- the first time there has been a winner this late in Europa League history Information from Reuters was used in this report However, United made their numerical advantage, given to them after Corentin Tolisso's late red card in normal time It was the hosts who took an early lead, Manuel Ugarte slotting home 10 minutes in after a fine team move, before Diogo Dalot added a second just before the break to double hosts' lead As the minutes ticked on, however, the nerves crept in and two goals in six second-half minutes from Tolisso and Nicolás Tagliafico drew the match Fernandes' spot kick straight down the other end gave home supporters hope of another dramatic finale, before Kobbie Mainoo levelled the tie with what appeared to be the last kick United are now the first team in history to score two goals in the 120th minute of a major European match, as they storm into the last four to face Athletic Club \"I felt like the fourth goal for them was a sucker punch but that we'd get chances to get back into it,\" Maguire told TNT Sport \"It fell to myself and thankfully I scored Old Trafford has not been a happy place this season especially in the Premier League The team who had conceded first 19 times in the Premier League this season needed a fast start to breathe life into their crucial clash and Ugarte converted Alejandro Garnacho's low cross to nearly lift the roof off Old Trafford's famous Stretford End Tagliafico was then on hand to fire home from a tight angle past United's returning goalkeeper André Onana Casemiro's tumble in the penalty area gave Fernandes the chance to give United hope Glenda passed away surrounded by her family Glenda traveled the world for many years with her job in tech sales with IBM She made so many amazing friends along the way She had too many favorite places to name but some that come to mind are Italy Andrea B Perry and Andrea’s husband Timothy; her nephew She was preceded in death by her loving parents Glen and Loretta Disney; and her sister Melinda D She will be extremely missed by all who knew her Dennis Drew Lyon was born in the small town of Hayden in northwestern Colorado Like many kids growing up in the rural ranch and farm areas he followed an agricultural path when he headed off to college While at Colorado State University in Fort Collins The two were married in the late summer of 1969 and Dennis graduated in 1970 from CSU with a degree in Horticulture with an emphasis in Turf Management He and Penny welcomed son Lane on Christmas Day Dennis then spent two years in the Army on active duty and the small family of 3 was stationed for a time in Germany.  Dennis was hired as the Assistant Superintendent at Heather Ridge Country Club he applied for the position of Superintendent at Aurora Municipal Golf Course During his nearly 40-year career that followed Dennis helped the City of Aurora grow from 1 golf course when he started Dennis and Penny often chuckled about how the golf division grew around the same time their own family was expanding Son Corey was born in 1973 – around the time Springhill Golf Course was acquired a year after the city purchased Meadow Hills and youngest daughter Jesse was born in 1987 shortly before the city opened Centre Hills His family and his golf courses were his pride and joy Dennis was recognized locally and nationally for his contributions to the golf industry and golf course management  An inductee of the Colorado Golf Hall of Fame Dennis received the national USGA Green Section Award and served as president of the Golf Course Superintendents Association of America and the Colorado Golf Association Amateur Public Links Championship held at Murphy Creek – where he and Penny also bought a home.  Dennis enjoyed writing articles and opportunities to speak on leadership and lessons learned over his remarkable career.  Dennis passed away unexpectedly on February 19th An apparent rare blockage to the blood flow in his small intestines made surgery and other life saving efforts unsuccessful He was surrounded by his family and their outpouring of love when he died  His surviving family members are wife Penny plus bonus family members Brandi (Stud) and Sara Greek his family will cherish the countless memories they shared of a proud dad and Papa; a CSU superfan who never missed a chance to sing the fight song as loud as possible… a guy who loved his birthday They invite others to honor his legacy by embracing their passions and living life to the fullest A remembrance service has been scheduled for Friday 2025 at 3 PM at Horan & McConaty - 5303 E Add to Calendar Horan & McConaty Funeral Service and Cremation - South Metro/Centennial Complete the form below to RSVP for the Remembrance Ceremony for Dennis Lyon Complete the form below to get directions for the Remembrance Ceremony for Dennis Lyon TO VIEW VERDENE'S FUNERAL SERVICE LIVE PLEASE CLICK HERE Verdene was a woman of remarkable determination and warmth She graduated from Jordan High School and later pursued higher education at Utah State University where she earned a master’s degree in education Her passion for teaching led her to a fulfilling career as a middle school teacher at South Cache Middle School and Willow Valley Middle School She formed lifelong connections with many of her students and colleagues leaving a lasting impact on those she taught Always one to bring joy into the classroom she even started a Ping Pong club at Willow Valley and proudly won the faculty-student championship in 2007 Verdene embraced an entrepreneurial spirit while raising her family She participated in festivals and fairs selling various products These ventures brought her many humorous experiences that she loved to share with friends and family Her faith was an essential part of her life A devoted member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints she served in many callings throughout the years and was an active member of the Nibley 4th Ward Verdene enjoyed traveling and went to many exotic places including Africa She visited many other places and loved telling her family and friends about her adventures She is survived by her children: Brett Darin Broadhead (Tricia Knowles) and Jodi Lyn Simpson; as well as 21 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren She is also survived by her siblings: Ronald Kent (Jolene) Linda Bringhurst (Terrell Joseph Bringhurst She was preceded in death by her son Matthew Melvin Broadhead; her parents; and her brother Lyn E Verdene had a quick wit and a wonderful sense of humor that endeared her to many She cared deeply for those around her and maintained friendships from every stage of her life Her kindness and laughter will be dearly missed by all who knew her at 11:00 AM with a viewing held from 9-30-10:30 am prior to the funeral service at the Nibley LDS Church located at 360 West 3200 South An additional viewing will take place on Sunday evening March 9 from 6-8 pm at the Nibley LDS church 360 West 3200 South Nibley.   May her memory bring comfort to those who loved her Memories and condolences may be shared and expressed at www.allenmortuaries.com *Disclaimer: If for some reason the livestream of the Funeral Service does not work we will record the service and upload the video and/or audio recording at a later date.* Lyon suffered a blow in their bid to qualify for next season's Champions League as they slumped to a 2-1 home defeat against Lens in Ligue 1 on Sunday after failing to respond to wins earlier in the weekend for top-four rivals Monaco Runaway leaders Paris Saint-Germain are already assured of the title Just four points separate second-placed Monaco from Lyon although third-placed Marseille host sixth-placed Lille later The top three will qualify for next season's Champions League with fourth securing a spot in the qualifying rounds Goduine Koyalipou fired Lens into the lead midway through the first half after Lyon failed to clear a corner Lyon pressed for an equaliser but struggled to create any clear-cut chances until Georges Mikautadze met Clinton Mata's deep cross with an excellent header into the far corner with 11 minutes remaining The Georgia striker  has 17 goals and 11 assists in all competitions for Lyon this season despite not always being first-choice The visitors snatched all three points when substitute Anass Zaroury hammered a spectacular strike into the top corner from long range in the 85th minute Le Havre gave their hopes of survival a boost with a 2-1 win at Auxerre are now just one point behind both Angers and Nantes Gabon forward Jim Allevinah gave Angers a vital 1-0 victory over Nantes Watch Live-Stream of the Funeral Service HERE. 2025 at his home.     David was born February 3 California to Raynor Charles and Clarisa Lucille Fuller Lyon They were sealed in the Oakland Temple of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints on May 8 1978.     Family was the most important thing to him he especially delighted in his grand and great grandchildren He tried to attend every game and event that they were a part of He loved doing family history and had a testimony of Jesus Christ He spent numerous hours working in his yard it was always very manicured and beautiful.     David is survived by his wife Scott (Julie) Reynolds; 9 grandchildren and 4 great-grandchildren; his siblings Carol Moloney and Evelyn Johnson.     He was preceded in death by his sisters and Barbara Johnson.     Funeral services will be held on Wednesday at 11:00 AM at the Roosevelt East Stake Center with a viewing held from 10:00 - 10:45 AM.     Burial will be in the Altonah Cemetery Roosevelt East Stake Center (The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints) We have the address for the funeral home & the family on file If you're not happy with your card we'll send a replacement or refund your money We have been notified of spam calls to our families requesting paypal payments for their services Please do not provide any information or make any payments over the phone and contact us directly should you receive these calls The family of Thomas Lyon Hohman created this Life Tributes page to make it easy to share your memories © 2025 Heritage Funeral and Cremation Services Made with love by funeralOne An angel came and called my name and took me by the hand The angel said my place was ready in Heaven far above but I would have to leave behind all those I dearly love Our tomorrows have started without her and we will never be the same She was born on August 13,1959 at Our Lady of the Lake Hospital in Baton Rouge where she was a flag corps member of the Band of Blue Sherry was an active member of the Chi Omega sorority and worked in the office at Barger's Drug Store She was always known as "Renee" to family members but as "Sherry" in her school and professional positions This sometimes caused confusion for others but she was a precious and loyal friend to anyone that called her by either of her names Margaret Catholic School here in Lake Charles she would spend the next 40 years on that campus as an educator Her children attended there and then later her grandchildren She loved spending her days with young students and teaching them about her beloved Catholic faith and fellow teachers for 33 years as a full time teacher she continued to substitute teach at SMCS until the onset of her illness She was blessed to teach her grandchildren and the descendants of her former students over the years Margaret campus will always be felt and she will be greatly missed by her many peers and students Steve and Sherry spent many years following their children in St They made many friends along the way and enjoyed the special camaraderie between fellow Catholic school parents and supporters She enjoyed traveling to help and support her daughter OK and later traveling eastward to Hammond She always enjoyed babysitting her precious Karter and Maggie Sherry and Steve attended many softball and soccer events for Wes and Lucy here in town and wherever they competed Lawn chairs and stadium seats were always in the car and Steve and Sherry were ready to go anywhere to support their children and grandchildren in any and all activities as her grandchildren were always the center of her world Sherry also took a retirement job at L'auberge Casino She enjoyed the work and made many new friends there She was always faithful and helpful to anyone in need Sherry loved traveling to new places and made several RV camping trips with her sisters She and Kim made some cross country trips to Branson She was a great navigator and was always prepared for any unexpected surprise along the way She visited Disney with all 4 of her grandchildren on several occasions and loved sharing the excitement and adventure with her family her family shared in preparing her for the greatest trip she would ever take It has truly been a blessing to walk with her toward a destination we all hope to travel to one day whom she shared her life with for 43 years Sherry and Steve are the parents of two children Scott Christian Lyons (Elizabeth) and Sarah Lyons White (Jeremy) Those two children blessed them with 4 precious grandchildren and four siblings; Kimberly Cart Ardoin (CJ) Memories of "Nan" will be cherished by her many nieces Sherry Renee was preceded in death by her mother A gathering for family and friends will be at Johnson Funeral Home from 4:00pm until 8:00pm with a Rosary to be recited at 7pm A Mass of Christian burial will be celebrated at St with burial to follow at Consolata cemetery any memorial donations may be made in her name to St and friend passed into eternity on February 12 graduating from Fletcher High School in Jacksonville Beach She received her Bachelor's degree from Brigham Young University and pursued advanced studies in the fields of psychology and therapy in California As "Doctor Bonnie," she enjoyed a successful career as a counselor She employed her natural gifts of empathy and discernment She also served well in many church callings She made her home a warm and welcoming place to be made-from-scratch (including grinding the wheat) whole wheat bread became well-known and served as a side-job being sold in a health-food store and elsewhere in the community she married Paul Lyon in the Salt Lake Temple and they brought up their three sons in Paul's home state of California-George Lyon Utah; her beloved sister Dee Jacobson of Atlanta and family; brother John Fernsler of Florida Bonnie's many gifts and accomplishments are even more remarkable due to the fact that from birth She learned early in life to depend upon the help of her Savior and whom she credited with saving her life literally leading her home when she became lost or disoriented and couldn't find her way she was also blessed to have several wonderful guide dogs who gave her the confidence to go out on her own Three of those "good boys" deserve special mention-Gunner Bonnie was always thinking of others and their needs and in both her counseling and personal relationships her intuitive listening skills and sense of discernment made it so that "she could often hear what the rest of us couldn't see." All who know her rejoice that her sight and health are restored and that she is safely home-but for those of us left behind at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Interment will be at American Fork City Cemetery Please click the link below to watch the funeral services live.  https://zoom.us/j/91386819427 Ruth Ellen (Berke) Lyon was born March 29th attending the rural school close to her home through the 8th grade She attended Eustis High School and graduated in 1945 with a class of 17 students she was employed by “The Farmer's State Bank” in Eustis She worked for three years as a bookkeeper and teller Colorado and was employed by the “Denver National Bank” as a teller for three years in the Savings Department It was in Denver where she found her “love” and life's companion They were married at Messiah Lutheran Church in Denver Ruth and Glenn spent their first year of marriage in Anchorage where Glenn was stationed in the Armed Forces they returned to Denver where they have made their home Ruth and Glenn were blessed with three daughters They spent 58 wonderful years together before Glenn passed away on July 18 Ruth was a “stay-at- home Mom” and enjoyed raising their three daughters Kim (Randy) Schmuki of Denver and Kelly (Michael Jesmer) Hinz of Arvada; sister and Rosalyn Lopez; and numerous nieces and nephews Ruth was preceded in death by her brothers Please visit horancares.com to share memories and condolences with the Lyon Family Add to Calendar Add to Calendar playCan Arsenal & Chelsea upset the odds in the Women's UCL semifinals (1:37)Take a look at some of the key statistics ahead of the Women's Champions League semifinals The pair withdrew from England's April camp due to injuries and missed Arsenal's 5-1 win over Leicester City in the Women's Super League on Tuesday so that's great," Slegers told a news conference on Friday "I think both players have been working really really hard to get to this point with the medical team Goalkeeper Daphne van Domselaar remains unavailable following an ankle injury she sustained during the international window but Slegers remains positive that her rehab is progressing well The second leg of the quarterfinal saw a meteoric turnaround for the north London club who over came a two-goal deficit against Real Madrid, securing 3-0 win to book their place in the semifinal Arsenal's men's team also faced Real Madrid in the quarterfinal of the Champions League securing a 3-0 win in the first leg and defending their aggregate lead with a 2-1 win in the second leg to see both teams into the semifinals in the same season for the first time Chloe Kelly and Alessia Russo are both fit to play in the UWCL semifinal between Arsenal and Lyon. Alex Burstow/Arsenal FC"I really feel like since I've come to the club that it's one club," Slegers said "I've naturally been in contact with the assistant coach on the men's side because he's Dutch I got messages from everyone across the club including Mikel [Arteta] and he said it was inspirational If you look at what they did against Madrid I think they look [together] as a team and I think that's why they won against Madrid "It's amazing to be part of this. There was just some media here at the club as well. Jurriën Timber sitting there and he says "So the guys also know what we are doing and we know what they're doing and we support each other Arsenal midfielder Mariona Caldentey, speaking alongside Slegers, has won the continental competition with her former club Barcelona three times securing the quadruple before departing the team The Spain international admitted her Arsenal teammates had picked her brains ahead of the semifinal adding that confidence is high within the squad and that she believes they have the mentality to make it to the final Arsenal have not been in a final since they won the inaugural title in 2006-07 about football because we spent a lot of time together but I think the team has the [winning] mentality as well I think that's a bit contagious as well," she said I think everyone is hungry so it's a mentality we need to keep to improve every day and we are there because we deserve it alongside the four best teams in Europe Mariona's role has shifted since her move to Arsenal however this has not altered her ability or effectiveness on and off the ball I feel at home from the first day," she added I thought I maybe need some time to adapt because it's a big change for me on the team made that process so easy for me "I feel really confident I can play my football and I think that's the best thing That's when you can perform when you feel yourself so I just hope we keep working how we are doing and I'm sure the titles and the good moments will arrive for the club."