OneFootball's home page Search Settings Sign In Sign InJoinOfficial Juventus lineup vs Bologna: Savona & Weah start in crucial clash | OneFootballJuvefc.com Juventus released their official starting lineup ahead of this evening’s contest against Bologna at the Renato Dall’Ara The two sides will clash heads in the most anticipated fixture of the Serie A round as both clubs are in the midst of the battle for a Champions League place Following Roma and Lazio’s victories earlier on Sunday this has become a must-win contest for both sides Juventus starting lineup – Nicolo Savona starts at the backGetty Images Igor Tudor is without several key players, namely the injured Dusan Vlahovic, Federico Gatti, Lloyd Kelly and Teun Koopmeiners, plus the suspended Kenan Yildiz Gleison Bremer and Juan Cabal are the longtime absentees Nicolo Savona joins Renato Veiga and Pierre Kalulu in the three-man defence but also has previous experience in this role Timothy Weah and Andrea Cambiaso will operate on the wings The American is expected to play as right wingback and the Italian on the left Manuel Locatelli and Khephren Thuram will keep their roles in the double pivot role while Juve’s ultimate utility man Weston McKennie will join Nicolas Gonzalez in the attacking-midfielder roles Randal Kolo Muani will keep his place upfront as he is the only available striker at Tudor’s disposal Juventus XI (4-2-3-1): Di Gregorio; Savona Related NewsAntonio Conte’s future at Napoli could be decided this week as Juventus wait in the wings Manchester United ‘In Talks’ with Juventus Over £72m Striker Move – Report Youngster’s wasted opportunity could spell the end of his Juventus stint ‘Soft spot’ – Juventus owner unwilling to sell Chelsea target Juventus take centre stage at Frecciarossa Game On - Women in Sport 2025 event Crystal Palace 1-1 Nottingham Forest: Eberechi Eze scores as Eagles get ready to peak in FA Cup final Glasner will be content with his side’s performance against a team chasing Champions League qualificationCrystal Palace had their chances and could have nicked it late on, but a 1-1 draw... 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The cigarmaker behind La Flor Dominicana sat down with executive editor David Savona to discuss his tips for running a family business which cigar he smokes to start every day and more A mainstay on the dining scene in the Steuben County village of Savona has undergone a rebrand Mabel’s Main Street Grill recently opened at the Main Street location that long housed the popular Mom’s Savona Diner purchased the building in late 2024 from Diane Briscoe who owned and operated Mom’s Savona Diner at the 82 Main St Elliott said she had been discussing purchasing the building with the former owner of Mom’s Savona Diner for quite a while we’ve changed the name from Mom’s Savona Diner to Mabel’s Main Street Grill “The staff of about 10 people pretty much stayed the same because our customers like home cooked meals.”  The purchase marked a full circle moment for the family Elliott said prior to the site housing Mom’s Savona Diner the name of the restaurant was Elliott Savona Diner when it was owned by her father-in-law Mabel’s Main Street Grill offers daily specials weekdays and cook's choice Saturday and Sunday More: Steuben County makes Narcan, fentanyl test strips available in free vending machine The cook's choice that we serve changes every weekend.”  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 The Italian authorities have a mystery on their hands after discovering two underwater holes in the hull of a Greek-owned tanker offloading at the port of Savona Investigators are exploring terrorism or sabotage but will not rule out mechanical failures or previous collision damage.  The Port Authority for Savona in Northern Italy issued a statement confirming what it called “anomalies in the unloading procedure.” The crude oil tanker Seajewel (108,888 dwt) arrived in the port on Friday February 14 from Algeria and was directed to one of the oil terminal buoys to begin offloading the Aframax tanker has been operated by Greece’s Thenamaris since 2021 Port officials said the “anomalies” were observed overnight between Friday into Saturday and the supervisors as a precaution suspended the offloading operation No spills or injuries were reported among the 23 crewmembers aboard but they are seeking to verify the origin of the anomalies.  the crew aboard the vessel heard two loud bangs They reported an ingress of water and a survey of the hull revealed two damaged plates The inner hull held and there was no leak.  The Savona Prosecutor’s Office became involved and they also brought in an elite team of divers to inspect the underside of the vessel there is a hole about a meter in length in the hull The hull plates are bent inwards indicating an external force and they found dead fish in the area near the damage to the hull.  Italy’s anti-terrorism unit has also become involved in the investigation The prosecutor’s office is not providing further details and the shipping company also confirms an investigation is underway They are not responding to questions if the divers found residue from explosives or how or when an explosive could have been attached to the hull Media reports quickly traded the tanker’s past activities with the RussianTankerTacker online site showing the vessel had made frequent stops at Russia’s Novorossiysk and traveling to Turkey Ukraine’s news agency was quick to report the vessel had transported Russian oil on at least three occasions Ambrey stated that other vessels with "a similar trading profile" have also been damaged by explosions They said the common element in the incidents was vessels involved in the Russian oil trade Security is being maintained around the Seajewel Local media continues to post pictures of the divers working around the vessel « Back WETM - MyTwinTiers.com Campbell-Savona CSD School Board walks the halls for a closer look at education Students showcase innovation at Corning Community College expo Salmonella fears cause tomatoes recall in New York and Pennsylvania Dozens of properties available for bid in upcoming Chemung County Property Auction Sold-out fundraiser in Corning raises money for CareFirstNY Elmira Heights fundraiser supports high school student diagnosed with cancer New York State budget includes ban on cell phone use in schools Bath man arrested on felony charge after domestic incident in the village Multiple people in custody after police standoff in Horseheads Lillee Rae Bronson made a splash in many people's lives during her brief time in the Campbell-Savona community generations of kids will be splashing in Lillee's memory Students from Cooper Campus GST BOCES recently broke ground on "Lillee’s Pad," a 1,200-square-foot splash pad under construction at the Savona Village Park a Campbell-Savona first grader who fought osteosarcoma cancer for 19 months Heavy Equipment Instructor at Cooper BOCES said students are getting hands-on experience in real-world job skills while working on Lillee's Pad tackling everything from the site preparation “They’re also sharpening their abilities in surveying and even design work skills that set them up for success in their future careers,” Fodge said It’s a high community-driven effort that will bring joy to families for years to come.”  Fodge said the experience the students are getting for giving back to the community has been awesome Fodge said students are currently knocking out space to build a pad to hold a new bathroom that will connect with the splash pad There is a rush to get the project completed in time for summer “The concrete will be in within the next two weeks and then the new bathroom will be built up from there,” Fodge said the splash pad and all the utilities must be completed by June 30.”  anywhere from 10-30 students are working on the Lillee’s Pad project Throughout the project anywhere from 200-400 students will take part in the work The project has been supported by community fundraisers and it has received grant funding including $10,000 from Harbor Freight Tools for Schools and a $25,000 grant from local Architectual Concrete Plus and Custom Mix Concrete More: High electric bills? NYSEG to host 'Community Connection' event April 16 in Campbell “This grant funding is very important for the project the community and for our students,” Fodge said BOCES student also tore down an aging building at the softball field at Savona Village Park “We're going to put in a new backstop for the softball field after the building is taken down,” Fodge said A property on Savona's Main Street that once featured a burnt down house and a garage has new life and is now the home of a popular barbershop Mike Slowinski purchased the half-acre lot at 81 Main St in late 2020 and razed the remnants of the home He then set about converting the badly damaged garage into Dad's Barbershop which has grown into an old-school attraction in the small Steuben County village An actual barbershop where you can walk in said he didn’t know opening the barbershop was going to work out so well Dad's Barbershop is open Thursday and Friday from 8 a.m The business has picked up steam since its debut and Slowinski is now considering expanding his hours to meet demand “I think I'm going to add additional hours in the summertime,” Slowinski said “I want to add more options for a working person customers don’t need to make an appointment Slowinski is a graduate of the New York Beauty and Barber Academy in Elmira The Main Street property allowed him to revitalize a part of his hometown while realizing his dream More: Mabel's Main Street Grill takes over legacy of popular Savona diner. Here's what's new. I remodeled the actual garage that was here into the barbershop,” Slowinski said but since I opened about a year-and-a-half ago it's been doing great.”  Kyle Lowery feels Lowery Family Farms is back home at its new Savona location on State Route 415 right in front of the farm which opened in the Steuben County village nearly 50 years ago The store originally opened years ago on State Route 415 in Campbell and recently moved to its 78 Main St. Savona location a little further north on 415 “We have been farming here in Savona since 1986,” said Kyle Lowery “We enjoyed our time at the Campbell location but we are excited to be in Savona in a close proximity to the farm which is located right behind the store.”  Lowery said work is ongoing on a parking lot behind the store Customers parking there will be able to see the family farm “Finishing the parking lot is a work in progress but we’re getting everything finished up,” Lowery said which is kind of a Pennsylvania Dutch thing Lowery said the store offers both fresh and frozen packages “Anything we can do for folks; we always want to,” Lowery said “People have been very receptive since we opened here in Savona I think the big thing is taking the feedback you get and trying to make it the perfect shopping experience.”  Lowery Family Farms is expecting to hold a grand opening celebration sometime in May at the new store More: 5K, Kids Fun Run to support splash pad in memory of Lillee Rae Bronson. 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Customers can stop in or pre-order or call Lowery Family Farms at 607-583-1005 “Whether you are looking for a little or a lot we have you covered,” Lowery said For more information go to www.facebook.com/loweryfamilyfarms  The tanker Seajewel – which departed Algeria and arrived in Savona last Friday – sustained significant damage following an explosion: the Savona Port Authority dispelled rumours circulating earlier in the day: Journalistic investigations have also raised the spectre of Russia’s so-called “shadow fleets”: Francesco Corvaro spent last week in Washington engaging US Department of Energy officials on nuclear fission and fusion Rome has sent two Canadair water‑bombers to assist Israel in battling forest fires acting swiftly under the EU’s rescEU mechanism Decode39 is a spin-off project stemming from Formiche a leading geopolitical and analytical news outlet that has been informing Italian decision-makers since 2004 We provide authoritative content and geopolitical insights taking advantage of Italy’s unique perspective as a global crossroads to reach English and Arab-speaking readers around the world authoritative content and geopolitical insights from Italy to Arabic readers around the world DECODE39 IN ARABIC> View this post on Instagram A post shared by Benjamin Hallock (@bennyhallock) 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. President Donald Trump makes a major sports announcement. The announcement comes amid reports Washington, D.C. will host the 2027 NFL Draft. WATCHWoman accused of DUI after head-on collision injures child in Port St (CBS12) — A woman traveling with two small children in her car is behind bars after she was found to be drunk during a head-on collision in Port St Mary's Hospital with serious injuries Lucie Police Department (PSLPD) says the crash happened on Saturday at around 3:53 p.m The investigation found that a man was driving a Nissan Pathfinder northbound on Savona Blvd and a Kia Telluride the Kia Telluride veered into the path of the Nissan The five-year-old Coyle was traveling with suffered serious injuries while a seven-year-old in the vehicle was uninjured Police say the driver of the Nissan was also taken to the hospital with moderate injuries first responders said they could smell alcohol on Coyle's breath and when she spoke with officers she swayed After she was medically cleared from the hospital officers began a DUI investigation Photos show extensive damage to the front ends of both cars due to the head-on collision Another photo shows the backseat of Coyle's car which holds two car seats Coyle refused to take a sobriety test and give a sample of her breath for testing Her refusal led to officers to place her under arrest Police say Coyle passively resisted officers' attempts to handcuff her by refusing to place her hands behind her back and refusing to be placed in the patrol car She was booked on counts of DUI with serious bodily injury to another child neglect with bodily harm and resisting an officer without violence The 26-year-old had hoped to compete in the half lap, which would have been his first 200m since 2018, when he timed 20.61 at a local meeting in Italy. The former long-jumper and his management decided that after his recent health setback, “he will not be able to run the planned distance of the 200m, but will be at the start of the 100m”. The northwest Italian seaport of Savona holds fond memories for Jacobs the national record holder for 60m (6.47 seconds) at the Centro Sportivo Fontanassa three months before his epic Olympic run His first race in 2022 was a 60m win in the ISATF indoor meeting in Berlin in February Jacobs topped again in Lievin and then claimed the Italian indoor title in his first race on home soil as Olympic champion in Ancona ExclusiveHighlightsAthletics Tokyo 2020: Italian Marcell Jacobs claims 100m crownItaly's Marcell Jacobs emerged as the sprint successor to Usain Bolt by winning the Olympic 100m final on an incredible night of athletics which also saw a world record smashed by triple jumper Yulimar Rojas and a shared gold in the men's high jump Jacobs will line up at the meeting in Savona, a World Athletic Continental Tour – Challenger event, against two other members from the victorious Italian Olympic relay team - Lorenzo Patta and Fausto Desalu the silver medallist from the London Olympics Jacobs will compete in a clash of the world’s fastest men in Eugene at the Prefontaine Classic on 28 May He plans to race at the Bislett Games in Oslo on 16 June before shifting focus to the World Championships in Eugene from July 15-22 MORE: Diamond League athletics 2022 season: How to watch and top things to know ShareSaveCommentBusinessSportsMoneyWhy Juventus Defender Nicolò Savona Deserves His Italy Call-UpByAdam Digby Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights Adam is Forbes' Juventus correspondent & also covers Italian footballFollow AuthorNov 13 03:52am ESTShareSaveCommentNicolo Savona has become a Juventus regular (Photo by Marco Canoniero/LightRocket via Getty Images) When Luciano Spalletti named his squad for Italy’s fixtures against Belgium and France there were three players included that the Coach had never called up before; Fiorentina central defender Pietro Comuzzo Lazio midfielder Nicolò Rovella and Juventus full-back Nicolò Savona All three have been in excellent form thus far in 2024/25 with Comuzzo catching the eye after breaking into the Viola starting XI despite being just 19 years old he has helped Fiorentina keep four clean sheets in those games shining both in Serie A and the UEFA Conference League Rovella has been a regular in Italy’s top division for some time now the Juventus youth product spending time with Genoa and Monza in recent seasons while also making three appearances for the Bianconeri there can be no debate over the inclusion of Rovella one of a number of players to thrive under new Juventus boss Thiago Motta after being overlooked by the previous regime the 21-year-old joined the Bianconeri when he was just eight working his way through the youth ranks before being loaned to the SPAL under-19s for the 2020/21 campaign Rovella spent two seasons in Serie C with the Juventus reserve team racking up 61 appearances before signing a new contract this past summer when the decision was made to add him to the first team group they had been clear from the start in telling us that they were aiming to keep Savona with the first team even before the transfer window opened both the club and Motta confirmed their plan to ​​keep Nicolò for the whole season.” Asked about the biggest strength of his client Puglisi would reply that Savona “isn’t affected by pressure” before adding that “Every time he moved from one age group to another as well as the hard work and focus that comes from his desire to improve.” Those qualities have been on full display this term with Savona making his debut as a substitute against Como on the opening day of the season That was followed by his first start a week later the full-back getting on the score sheet and unable to hide his delight at making such an impact “To add being able to score a goal… I don't know if I’ll be able to sleep so I'm very happy and I will enjoy this moment as much as possible.” “he’s an emerging player and a regular starter for Juventus.” adding that the player has “continued to train hard and commit himself so the credit goes to him for reaching this level.” with Savona praising the way he is being coached every day telling reporters that Motta “tells me to relax and to play without fear I almost didn't believe it; I'm really happy I understand that it's not easy for the coach to make choices we have already grown a lot since the beginning of the season; it takes time to get used to a new Coach’s methods but with his form for Juventus earning him a call-up to the national team Bianconeri youth product Nicolò Savona can now look to shine in the blue shirt of Italy The investigation into the explosion of the Maltese-flagged tanker Seajewel—occurring two weeks ago off the coast of Savona in the west part of the northern Italian region of Liguria—has grown increasingly complex Initial enquiries by the Genoa prosecutor’s office opened a file based on the hypothesis of a shipwreck aggravated by terrorism Investigators are delving into the type of explosive devices used in the attack Further complicating matters is the striking similarity with the attack on the tanker Grace Ferrum investigators are analysing surveillance footage to trace the movements of the suspected commando behind the attack switching from Serie C to the Italian top tier this term has attracted a plethora of admirers with Bayer Leverkusen and AFC Bournemouth showing serious interest The 22-year-old, a product of the Juventus Next Gen academy, was promoted to the senior side last August when Thiago Motta was head coach Savona’s impressive Serie C season last term saw him feature in 41 matches with two goals He appeared as a half-time substitute in the 3-0 home win over Como on Juve’s opening day of the current campaign Savona bettered that on his debut as a starter for Juventus by scoring during the 3-0 triumph at Hellas Verona Savona has also featured at center-back and as a right midfielder His dogged displays in a Juve jersey have recently earned call-ups to the Italy national team under chief Luciano Spalletti unless there is a significant offer tabled in the region of €30 million (US$34.1m) Sidelined for three matches with a thigh strain he was on the bench for Igor Tudor’s first match at the helm Savona, who has made 24 Serie A appearances, has been subjected to bit-part roles under interim head coach Tudor. He was a late substitute against AS Roma and Lecce with just 15 minutes so far to show his silky skills As Leverkusen’s Frimpong is attracting keen interest from Liverpool and Manchester United for a summer move the German Bundesliga champions have targeted Savona as his potential replacement Bournemouth are also a possible club for Savona. The English team got a bargain deal from Juve last July when Motta allowed center-back Dean Huijsen to join them for just €15.2m (US$15.7m) It was a surprise that the teenager was shifted on as Juve had already refused to sell Huijsen to AS Roma Bournemouth are biting at the bit to pounce for another cheap buy from the Turin titans having recently made inquiries about Savona Yet the final decision lies with Savona, who has been at Juventus since 2011. His Bianconeri contract expires in four years, although at the moment there’s uncertainty about who will be the Juve head coach next season It appears that Savona will be constantly overlooked by Tudor for his 3-4-2-1 tactical system should the Croatian stay Savona is renowned for being able to take on opponents and surge forward when playing in midfield The youngster has at least been provided with a choice of possible escape routes following Motta’s carefree attitude of offloading players who have since proved him wrong about their top-flight ability © 2025 Minute Media - All Rights Reserved The content on this site is for entertainment and educational purposes only Betting and gambling content is intended for individuals 21+ and is based on individual commentators' opinions and not that of Minute Media or its affiliates and related brands All picks and predictions are suggestions only and not a guarantee of success or profit If you or someone you know has a gambling problem crisis counseling and referral services can be accessed by calling 1-800-GAMBLER ","https://fansided.com/",{"alt":"6z","src":"70","url":"71"},{"type":"6y","value":"72"},"link","Minute Media","https://www.minutemedia.com/",{"text":"75","url":"76"},{"type":"74","value":"77"},"All Rights Reserved Betting and gambling content is intended for individuals 21+ and is based on individual commentators' opinions and not that of Minute Media or its affiliates and related brands The 22-year-old, a product of the Juventus Next Gen academy, was promoted to the senior side last August when Thiago Motta was head coach Savona, who has made 24 Serie A appearances, has been subjected to bit-part roles under interim head coach Tudor. He was a late substitute against AS Roma and Lecce with just 15 minutes so far to show his silky skills Bournemouth are also a possible club for Savona. The English team got a bargain deal from Juve last July when Motta allowed center-back Dean Huijsen to join them for just €15.2m (US$15.7m) It was a surprise that the teenager was shifted on as Juve had already refused to sell Huijsen to AS Roma Yet the final decision lies with Savona, who has been at Juventus since 2011. His Bianconeri contract expires in four years, although at the moment there’s uncertainty about who will be the Juve head coach next season Bayer Leverkusen are exploring the availability of Juventus versatile ace should their star defender Jeremie Frimpong move to the Premier League Italian authorities are investigating a possible attack after two underwater explosions damaged the hull of the oil tanker Seajewel while it was unloading crude oil at the port of Savona The incident occurred between February 14 and 15 and the cargo operations were immediately suspended the crew members aboard the vessel heard two loud bangs during the night A hull inspection later revealed two damaged plates and a hole about a meter long Divers who inspected the vessel found dead fish in the area which further raised concerns about an explosion an Aframax crude oil tanker built in 2009 and sailing under the Maltese flag The ship arrived in Italy from Algeria and was docked at an oil terminal buoy for offloading when the damage was discovered including the Savona public prosecutor’s office and an anti-terrorism unit from Genoa Savona’s port authority confirmed that “anomalies” were detected during unloading leading to the precautionary suspension of operations The local harbour master’s office stated that the vessel remains structurally solid and there is no risk of oil spillage or pollution in the area Investigators are considering various possibilities The Italian coast guard and specialised divers from La Spezia have been deployed to gather more evidence Media reports have linked the Seajewel to the Russian oil trade with tracking data showing that the vessel made multiple stops at Russia’s Novorossiysk port in recent months Ukraine’s news agency reported that the tanker carried Russian oil at least three times in 2024 This incident follows a similar case involving the Cyprus-owned tanker Koala which suffered explosions while docked at Russia’s Ust-Luga port a week earlier Russian authorities initially described it as an engine room blast but security experts have suggested that the vessel may have been targeted with limpet mines Maritime intelligence firm Ambrey Analytics has reported that multiple vessels linked to the Russian oil trade have been hit by explosions in recent weeks The Seajewel has a clean inspection record, with its last Port State Control review in the U.S in June 2023 finding only a minor issue with its fire detection system The tanker is insured through the UK-based NorthStandard club Thenamaris has confirmed its compliance with international regulations and is cooperating with Italian authorities The company has not disclosed whether any explosive residue was found on the hull or how an explosive device could have been attached Disclaimer : The information contained in this website is for general information purposes only While we endeavour to keep the information up to date and correct we make no representations or warranties of any kind suitability or availability with respect to the website or the information or related graphics contained on the website for any purpose Any reliance you place on such information is therefore strictly at your own risk In no event will we be liable for any loss or damage including without limitation or any loss or damage whatsoever arising from loss of data or profits arising out of Do you have info to share with us ? Suggest a correction Marine Insight News Network is a premier source for up-to-date and insightful coverage of the maritime industry Marine Insight News Network prides itself on delivering accurate Signup today and get maritime ebooks submitted to your inbox directly.  © 2010 - 2025 Marine Insight — All Rights Reserved We respect your privacy and take protecting it very seriously Juventus may have extended their domestic winning streak and moved into sole possession of fourth place over the weekend but the following days have not been kind when it comes to the growing injury list Thiago Motta has to once again deal with Juve have announced injuries to both midfielder Douglas Luiz (again) and fullback Nicolo Savona with Savona getting injured in the loss to PSV Eindhoven and Douglas Luiz having to come off after just 20 minutes of his substitute appearance this past weekend against Cagliari Both injuries are not considered to sideline each of them for a significant amount of time but both players are expected to miss the remaining games before the March international break Here’s the update on Douglas Luiz provided by the Juventus press office: Following the muscular discomfort suffered in the second half of the Serie A match against Cagliari Douglas Luiz underwent medical examinations at the J|Medical this Tuesday morning which revealed a low-grade lesion of the femoral biceps of the left thigh And especially so for a player who just can’t stay healthy for any sort of extended period of time for much of his first season in Turin And here’s the update on Savona who was forced to miss Juventus’ win over Cagliari over the weekend: who did not take part in the away match against Cagliari due to muscle discomfort in his right thigh underwent diagnostic tests at the J|Medical this morning The examinations showed an elongation of the femoral biceps of the right thigh Douglas Luiz being out injured is just the latest chapter in what has become quite the failed summer transfer after his move from Aston Villa This will be the fourth time that the 26-year-old Brazilian has been forced to miss time due to injury — which is very much not what Motta and Cristiano Giuntoli had in mind Due to his multiple injury stops and Motta trying to manage his workload Douglas Luiz has been limited to just six starts and played a total of 807 across all competitions this season Savona’s absence will only exacerbate the limited options in defense that Motta has been dealing with for weeks now The young Italian defender has already been dealing with a sports hernia injury and has seen his playing time take a quick downturn as a result he hasn’t looked close to the player that was impressing in his first few months as a senior level player following his promotion from Juve’s Next Gen squad the only natural fullbacks currently available to Motta are Andrea Cambiaso Jonas Rouhi and January signing Alberto Costa who still has yet to make his debut with the club following his move from Vitória de Guimarães Now it’s time to see if he actually misses any games because of this As Nicolo Savona walked to toward the Juventus bench after being subbed off in the 66th minute of Wednesday night’s scoreless draw with Aston Villa there was certainly a “here we go again” kind of feeling That’s just the natural first reaction you should have when we are in the midst of one of Juventus’ biggest roster crunches in a few years There was, however, a bit optimism coming out of the trip to England that Savona’s removal resulted in nothing major rather than .. we got the medical scans that Juve manager Thiago Motta said would take place and thankfully that initial bit of hope was the right path to take just because nothing serious has been found that doesn’t totally mean Savona is clear of any potential missed time Juventus announced Thursday that Savona has been cleared on any sort of injury after he was forced off against Aston Villa due to feeling discomfort in his right adductor Like with Vlahovic’s situation in which he picked up a minor muscle injury during the November internaitonal break Savona now enters the day-to-day zone in which Juve has been writing a lot lately when it come to injuries: “his condition will be assessed in the coming days.” #Savona: escluse lesioni. #Juventus That could mean he’s available to face Lecce on Sunday night his potential absence will put even further strain on Juventus’ injury situation that currently saw eight players miss out against Aston Villa with just four outfield players available off the bench that would mean the only outfield players Motta would have available to him off the bench would likely be the trio of: Jonas Rouhi That’s just even wild to consider even though Juventus just played a Champions League game with just four outfield players on the bench but the only hope that Savona can recover in time so that the injury situation doesn’t officially get worse than it already is we deserve some actual good injury news rather than just about everything that we’ve been seeing for much of the last couple of weeks Sign InJoinWest Ham and Everton interested in Juventus’ Nicolo Savona | OneFootballGet Italian Football News Serie A giants Juventus are considering a sale of defender Nicolo Savona and there is rising interest from West Ham and Everton TuttoJuve’s Mirko di Natale has reported about the situation of the right-back and he has confirmed interest from Bournemouth in Savona while stating that Bayer Leverkusen are also a leading candidate and they see the youngster as a replacement for Jeremie Frimpong But now, West Ham and Everton are also interested in Savona and can consider making a summer move. The Hammers also hold an interest in Genoa’s Koni de Winter and it remains to be seen if they pursue a move for both Savona and the Belgium international Juventus will consider a sale of the Italian if the right price is offered and as of now they want a fee of around €25 million to sell him Related NewsBurnley: Scott Parker comments on Josh Brownhill contract situation amid Everton & West Ham interest Everton FC and West Ham set for transfer battle involving £40k-a-week Burnley star Exclusive: Tottenham willing to pay €30-35m for 26-G/A West Ham & Everton target ⏪ WSL: Chelsea roll on; Villa and Everton win; Man City held Everton And West Ham Facing Strong Competition For Soon To Be Out-of-contract Star Home » Wellsville wins two on wrestling senior night Campbell-Savona win; B-R hoops downs Jasper-Troupsburg in 2OT Wednesday Roundup: Wellsville wrestling sends Geffers Mattison out in Senior Night sweep of Addison A-P; B-R boys hoops survive double-OT at J-T And/Whi boys net season-high 95 at Hammondsport   WELLSVILLE — Senior Night is simply a special night to behold In their final home match of the campaign on a blistering cold Wednesday night that occasion arrived for two of Wellsville’s graduating leaders in Blake Geffers and Brock Mattison who went on to wrestle for the last time in front of their home fans with Addison and Avoca-Prattsburgh/Hammondsport in town for tri-dual action both Geffers and Mattison were sent out on the brightest note possible as each Lion scored two victories in the midst of an outing filled with great success on the mat to reveal the brooms for a sweep both of their battles against the Knights and Titans to finish their homestand by 45-12 and 53-18 counts In the night’s first match against Addison the Lions found their groove after a match-opening forfeit win for the Knights at 215 pounds followed by two consecutive double forfeits at 285 and 101 pounds and a Conner Watson pinfall win over Easton Joyce at 108 pounds the rest of the matches were all claimed by the Lions totaling for 45 unanswered points altogether with Geffers leading off the wins with a dominant display of wrestling to score a pinfall win in 56 seconds over Chloe Smith the winning ways for Wellsville continued on with Paul Giovanniello finding the win column with a mimicking performance of his own starting with a 9-0 lead over Langden Green before being issued a 15-0 technical fall victory in the second period Mason Edwards (160 pounds) and Gabe Black (190 pounds) all recorded pinfall victories Sandwiched in between them all: An overpowering 10-0 major decision victory for Xander Outman over Addison’s Charlie Strauss at 170 pounds In the nightcap against Avoca-Prattsburgh/Hammondsport a slew of forfeitures would fall in Wellsville’s favor right from the starting gates Immediately following a 101-pound double forfeit Giovanniello (124 pounds) and Spicer (131 pounds) were all awarded forfeit wins of their own to give the Lions a rapid 24-0 lead of the Titans Wellsville was then awarded their first win in competition by Mattison who defeated Bentley O’Brochta via pinfall with 14 seconds left in the second period Avoca-Prattsburgh/Hammondsport was awarded their first official victory of the match at 145 pounds with Devin Stamets registering a forfeit win but the Lions re-assumed command once again on the mat with a 15-0 technical fall win from Jack Cicirello at 152 pounds over Chase Mummey a pinfall win for Mason Edwards over Gus Oliver at 160 pounds Outman then scored a win of his own at 170 pounds via pinfall before Gabe Black chipped in with his at 190 pounds to help close out another dominant performance by the Lions to finish the night Avoca-Prattsburgh/Hammondsport garnered two more forfeit wins from the heavyweight division with Justin Palmer (215 pounds) and Quinn Royce (285 pounds) each claiming them respectively For a complete in-depth look at all the matches that took place, you can follow a direct link to both matches here Wellsville is now off from regular season battle until next Wednesday night when they join Alfred-Almond for a trip to Campbell-Savona for more tri-dual action beginning at approximately 5:30 p.m More stories after Chris Brooks photo gallery: ALMOND — In their first match of the new year it was a tough battle against both Arkport-Canaseraga and host Alfred-Almond in Wednesday tri-match battle for the Bolivar-Richburg grapplers But when all the points were gathered and the smoke cleared the Wolverines came away with an even split of the action rebounding off a tough 42-28 defeat to the hands of the Wolves to score a 41-24 victory over the Eagles In their first match against Arkport-Canaseraga the Wolves struck all chords to set the tone against the Wolverines garnering victories in six of the first seven matches to claim a 36-5 edge The lone victory for Bolivar-Richburg came from their senior leader as he took care of business behind an 18-3 technical fall win over Richard Flaitz at 190 pounds Following a 101 forfeit win for the Wolves the Wolverines would go on to finish the match strong by recording triumphs in each of the next five matches to apply the pressure late on the Wolves The strand of victories began with an absolutely dominant performance from Teegan Sibble at 108 pounds as she registered an 18-2 technical fall victory of her own over Ben Flaitz Presley McDowell (116 pounds) and Timothy Coleman (124 pounds) each scored a forfeit win while Junior McDowell (131 pounds) turned in a quick pinfall finish along the way defeating Conor Smith with 21 seconds remaining in the opening period of his match The momentum changed gears and carried into their nightcap battle with the Eagles where they captured their winning edge once again following three consecutive forfeit wins for Alfred-Almond to start the match with MacDonell posting the team’s first at 170 pounds with a 1:06 pinfall win over Matt Tuller Haizen Hall (190 pounds) and Kailob Lipka (215 pounds) each scored a forfeit win before Bolivar-Richburg collected the 24-18 lead over Alfred-Almond behind a Cameron Wilber pinfall win over Cohen Cumberbatch at 285 pounds After the two teams exchanged double forfeit decisions at the top of the lightweight division Teegan Sibble went on to score her second victory of the night at 116 pounds as she rolled towards a pinfall victory in the early stages of the second period over Thomas Davidson the Wolverines went on to score wins from Timothy Coleman via forfeit at 131 pounds and from Junior McDowell at 138 pounds via technical fall The Wolverines are now off from action until next Wednesday night when they join alongside Avoca-Prattsburgh/Hammondsport for tri-match battle in the Canisteo Valley FILLMORE — The Fillmore/Keshequa wrestlers had two tough tasks ahead of them in the shape of Section V powerhouse Canisteo-Greenwood as the Chargers and Panthers each collected victories over the hosts inside The Rock in the respective shape of 53-24 and 42-24 decisions Fillmore/Keshequa collected four total victories on the mat with Lilly Rautenstrauch (124 pounds) and Gavin Bush (138 pounds) setting up an early back-and-forth exchange of victories to claim a 12-11 lead with Rautenstrauch picking up a forfeit win before Bush rolled up Canisteo-Greenwood’s Avery Winans for the pinfall decision at the 1:28 mark of the first period Canisteo-Greenwood would then go on to win the next three matches before Fillmore/Keshequa navigated their way back into the win column with another forfeit win from Ryan Benedict at 170 pounds Eli Voss has the team’s final win in the late stages of the match with one last forfeit victory at 101 pounds a similar start ensued with Fillmore/Keshequa garnering the hot start with wins in three of the first four matches Eli Voss (108 pounds) and Lilly Rautenstrauch (124 pounds) each garnering a forfeit win in the midst of an early 18-6 lead The Panthers went on to tie the match following back-to-back wins before the hosts were granted the lead back by Kalen Beardsley at 145 pounds as he defeated Corbin Warner in a 4-0 decision Out of the five remaining matches on the docket Fillmore/Keshequa received one final win from Ryan Benedict at 170 pounds as he outlasted Brennan Bauman with a tough 10-8 decision For an in-depth look at both matches that occurred in Fillmore, you can follow this direct link for a complete look at the results Fillmore/Keshequa will now welcome in Avoca-Prattsburgh/Hammondsport this Friday night at 6 p.m GREENWOOD — In Bolivar-Richburg’s first game back in action since their clash with archrival Cuba-Rushford at St they were taken the distance and much more by the Wildcats of Jasper-Troupsburg after an early head start by the hosts in white and black was erased in favor of a back-and-forth duel down the stretch One overtime period wasn’t enough for the two squads as both teams went to war one final time in double-overtime to officially set the record straight Despite all the fight that the Wildcats continued to put against the Wolverines to remain tightly alongside them the second and final extra session of basketball proved to be enough for the visitors in black and red to turn the tide completely as they raced off on a massive game-ending 14-2 run of Jasper-Troupsburg to finish an incredible first game of 2025 with a 72-60 victory in Greenwood “Jasper-Troupsburg really worked hard and they really brought that blue collar mentality that they possess,” Wolverines coach Justin Thomas said “They hit a bunch of shots to go with it and that didn’t allow us to put them away when we wanted to We had a lot of chances ourselves to try and put the game away We didn’t get off the bus until later in the first quarter when we quickened the play with a string of points before cutting things down as time went on Both teams crashed through the first half facade in a big way to open a first half that could have went either way with the Wildcats providing the first quarter in explosive fashion behind a nearly quarter-long 15-2 run of Bolivar-Richburg (6-4) which included the game’s first seven points out of the gate The Wolverines would go on to make up ground to close out the session netting the last seven points in consecutive succession They then turned the jets on in the second quarter with a massive run of their own holding Jasper-Troupsburg briefly at bay with a 12-4 run to overtake the Wildcats in the driver’s seat behind a Kingston Loucks breakaway bucket with less than two minutes remaining in the half The two foes dealt back-and-forth exchanges leading up to a go-ahead basket from Xavier Ramchuk just outside the arc to head into the break with a 24-23 lead The second half saw both teams lay claim on a near-even performance from within each quarter with the Wolverines pulling back ahead in the third quarter before the Wildcats closed the gap back down once again to force overtime in the fourth The back-and-forth pace carried into the first overtime when the visitors clinged to a 58-55 lead with fewer than 20 seconds remaining on the clock But after a smart workaround the court with possession the ball landed in Landon Zver’s hands for a clutch game-tying three-pointer to ultimately force yet another overtime period The action worked its way towards a 63-60 Wolverines lead down the stretch of what was the final frame of play of the night as Bolivar-Richburg now took matters into their own hands to provide one brilliant finish to the contest — a 14-2 double-overtime elongating run of Jasper-Troupsburg which saw them net the last nine points uninterrupted to cap off a tough victory over the road Bolivar-Richburg was paced by a breakout performance from Kingston Loucks as he assembled his biggest game of the season to-date with a season-high 32 points — 15 of those points off five of the team’s 10 total three-pointers from the outer perimeter who was held scoreless through the first half by the Wildcats as he totaled 23 points — a concluding mark that included an absolutely glacial 12-for-15 outing at the charity stripe to aid in solidifying their victory Brayden Zilker knocked down three more triples on his way to an 11-point performance to further Bolivar-Richburg’s cause on offense The Wolverines are back home Friday night to host one of their toughest challenges of the season as they square off with the Eagles of Fillmore in a 7:30 p.m Totals: 23 16-23 72.JASPER-TROUPSBURG: James Ainsworth 12 3-6 29 HOUGHTON — A competitive first half between Keshequa and Houghton Academy was put on full display right from the start with both teams wheeling and dealing baskets through the first eight minutes before the visiting Wildcats managed to create a halftime buffer zone going into the locker room on Wednesday the team in black and orange went on to create a brand new ballgame they took complete command of every angle on the floor as they posted a gargantuan third quarter shutout of the host Panthers to extend their lead insurmountably towards what was shaped into a 45-31 victory While Keshequa was searching for their answers down low Houghton Academy (3-3) was able to construct an early first quarter lead behind a strong three-point game from the outer perimeter as they scored all 12 of their points within the frame off three triples — two from the hand of Hoang Phung who also chipped in with a 3-for-3 outing at the charity stripe The Wildcats then began to funnel some momentum in their favor in the second quarter garnering the edge behind the guidance of Aiden Upright who had half of the team’s 12 points in the stanza to record a 22-17 lead going into the locker room the visitors pulled out all the stops and cashed in on the game’s biggest run as they capitalized on both ends of the floor to silence Houghton Academy completely assembling what was a 13-0 scoreless jaunt to flip the game upside down in their favor and push their advantage out away from reach for good to secure the victory at game’s end Gavin Martino rounded off the scoring for the Panthers with the remaining four points The Panthers will look to spring back into the win column on Friday in Friendship visiting host Friendship/Scio for tip-off at 7:30 p.m HAMMONDSPORT — Wednesday night witnessed Andover/Whitesville carry over all the ingredients to produce yet another offensive thunderstorm once more back over the road in their latest trip as they began to make it rain right away against host Hammondsport before the thunder and lightning settled in right behind it from that point forward to produce a season-high 95-point performance in the team’s 95-36 win over the Lakers “I’m extremely happy with the effort from our boys tonight We corrected some of the minor mistakes from the night before and we got contributions from everyone right across the board,” Andover/Whitesville coach Jimmy Joyce said “Colt (Calladine) and Brody (Vance) really dominated offensively I was really happy with the way Ethan (Warriner) played though most of his stats won’t show up on the sheet Their best player is difficult to defend against and I thought we played him well for the most part This was definitely the win we needed tonight.” The first three quarters saw Andover/Whitesville (6-3) put their nose to the grindstone on the offensive forefront as they dominated play with a clamorous 26-8 run of Hammondsport out of the gate — a run that continued to blossom in size over the course of time After adding more room in the second quarter the visitors in black solidified their advantage once and for all with a 30-point third quarter that saw five different contributors all pitch in on the efforts who led all scorers for Andover/Whitesville with a game-high 30 points Not far behind him was Colton Calladine and his 26-point performance James Miller-Young chipped in with 11 points while Vinny Joyce established his dominance down low off the glass Andover/Whitesville will look to keep their foot down on the gas come Friday night back home in Whitesville CUBA — The season has officially hit the first full week of January and for just the second time on Wednesday the Rebels of Cuba-Rushford have taken the court in front of their home crowd who came right out of the gate tenaciously to hang right alongside their opposition Cuba-Rushford tilted the balance of power in their direction permanently with a thunderous jaunt of the Bobcats to close out the half garnering more than enough cushion to firmly hold their lead and send their home fans home with a 73-32 victory “Hinsdale came out and pushed us around a bit on the boards and we responded really well later on in the second and third quarters,” said Rebels coach Pat Wight “Giving up just one offensive rebound and just one point in the second I was really pleased with the overall effort the guys had tonight It was finally nice to get back inside here and play a game in front of this home crowd This is only the second time and we’re already in January.” The damage was done by the Rebels (7-3) in the first half of play beginning with a tough 26-point frame in the first quarter they were granted following an early 10-2 run in the first three minutes to help set the tone The offense continued to operate at high velocity entering the next eight minute session as they buckled down and delivered the goods with a 23-1 run of the Bobcats to push their advantage into insurmountable territory for the remainder of battle Three different scorers all eclipsed double figures to set the pace for the Rebels with Carter Brown and his game-high 22 points and five steals leading the charge Donovan Breckenridge was just a rebound shy of assembling a double-double performance sinking four of the team’s five triples on his way to a 14-point game Dean Frank recorded six steals and handed out five assists while Eli Sleggs was strong off the glass with 10 boards — a team-high Tyler Richards led the scoring with eight team-high points Cody Hand was right behind him with seven points of his own Both teams are back on the hardwood Friday night with the Rebels welcoming in Genesee Valley/Belfast for battle in a 7:30 p.m visit to Whitesville to take on Andover/Whitesville CUBA — Fresh off a close victory over New Life Christian just 24 hours ago the Lady Rebels of Cuba-Rushford maintained their winning edge come Wednesday night back inside the Wighthouse as they started fast and never looked back to score their seventh victory of the season by a 49-10 count over the visiting Lady Bobcats of Hinsdale A fiery and radiant opening eight minute segment for the Lady Rebels (7-4) set the stage for the entire evening ahead as they pumped down on the gas pedal and did not let off of it to score a 19-2 run paced by the contributions of both Lily Tompkins and Lilly Farwell who combined to score 14 of those points in the midst of the jaunt Tompkins and Farwell each scored 13 points to power the Cuba-Rushford attack Adding more help along the way was Arlah Shaffer Hinsdale (0-6) was led by Lily Bushnell and her six team-leading points Sarah Easterly rounded off the scoring with the remaining four points The Lady Bobcats are now off until next Wednesday night back home The Lady Rebels will now hit the road for a 7:30 p.m visit to Fillmore to take on the host Lady Eagles on Monday 3-point goals: C-R 1 (Eddy).Total Fouls: Hinsdale 8 the Lady Wolverines of Bolivar-Richburg were zipping along in the driver’s seat with wins in their last four games as they looked to continue their winning ways with a visit to Oswayo Valley Despite points being rare to come by in the first eight minutes it was a frame that saw the Lady Wolverines take care of business with the game’s first lead heading into the next frame of action the tide was turned by the Lady Green Wave as they put all the pieces of the puzzle together to net a stellar end to the first half with a big run of their opposition to put towards what eventually formed into a 43-12 home win The Lady Wolverines (4-5) found a slight advantage in the midst of their first quarter battle with the Lady Green Wave with Carmen Crowley helping establish the offense with four of the team’s six points coming from down low and at the charity stripe off a 2-for-2 outing But then the door was slammed shut by the hosts as Oswayo Valley turned up the heat and went on a 14-4 first half run to close out the frame with the 19-10 lead in their possession The window of opportunity was opened once again by the Lady Green Wave to ensure that all the momentum was siphoned in their favor as they went on to score nine consecutive points while holding Bolivar-Richburg scoreless from all angles on the floor in the third quarter to help finish off their victory Crowley led all Lady Wolverines scorers with a team-high eight points Emma Sisson and Sydney Faulkner each had two points Bolivar-Richburg will regroup and return to action next Wednesday night with a 6 p.m trip to Friendship to battle host Friendship/Scio OSWAYO VALLEY: Charlotte Austin-Keech 6 3-4 16 Pollock: McDermott knew the Buffalo Bills would host the Denver Broncos The first surprise promotion of the new season has arrived The Juventus senior squad has officially doubled the number of Nicos it has on its roster there’s no reason for one half of the Nicos to leave the building Juventus announced Thursday that they have extended the contract of 21-year-old defender Nicolo Savona through 2029 Savona — who has been at Juventus since 2011 — has now officially been promoted to the senior squad after a strong preseason showing that clearly impressed first-year manager Thiago Motta enough to make this kind of decision So while we don’t know what Savona’s role off the bench will be this coming season he is now in position to potentially be the latest Next Gen promotee to break into the first team and get some minutes — especially with the squad so incomplete heading into the final couple of weeks of the summer transfer market Nicolo Savona renews his contract and is promoted to the Juventus First Team ⚪️⚫️✍️Congrats Savona’s versatility is something that surely has helped him stick and rise up the ranks in recent years with the ability to both as a central defender as well as a right-sided fullback In Juventus’ announcement of Savona’s new deal they made sure to add that he is also capable of playing as a midfielder although it’s been as a fullback in which Savona has played so far this preseason under Motta Despite still being 21 years old — and he won’t turn 22 until the middle of March — Savona joins the Juventus senior team after gaining a whole lot of valuable experience in Serie C with the Next Gen squad last season He appeared in 41 games in all competitions last season playing nearly 3,600 minutes over that span He scored two goals and added three assists for the Next Gen squad last season Juventus have been enduring torrid times with injuries since the start of the season with many considering it one of the main factors behind the club’s disappointing campaign The Bianconeri have already lost their most reliable defender Gleison Bremer to a season-ending ACL injury back in October while Juan Cabal followed suit shortly afterwards Arkadiusz Milik has been suffering several setbacks since June with his return to action being delayed on several occasions a host of players have been dealing with muscle injuries the likes of Douglas Luiz and Dusan Vlahovic The management tried to add some depth to the squad in January by making four signings but after establishing himself as a pillar at the back Renato Veiga’s momentum was derailed by a muscle lesion suffered in the decisive clash against PSV Eindhoven Moreover, Nicolo Savona became the latest to succumb to injury The youngster has been dealing with a groin issue for several weeks While he’s been trying his best to overcome the problem and avoid a stop his condition worsened during Saturday’s training session The 21-year-old should undergo medical tests on Monday morning to detect the extent of the knock So according to IlBianconero Juventus players have now suffered a whopping 25 injuries since the start of the season varying between devastating long-term blows the Bianconeri have had 177 combined absentees in their fixtures across all competitions The source also reveals that out of 27 first-team players only nine have yet to sustain significant physical problems Fans and observers alike have been wondering about the club’s alarming number of injuries this season While some believe it could be down to the technical staff’s training regime others suggest the hectic schedule and the ever-growing number of matches during the campaign is to blame Juve and Shield Device are the exclusive property of Juventus | Images via Getty September 24, 2024 by Michael Neckers Leave a Comment WEBSTER SCHROEDER (2-3-1) 2VICTOR (2-5-1) 1Brayden Chase finished the night with one goal and one assist for Schroeder Samuel Burton netted Schroeder’s other goal Andrew Aparo scored for Victor in the 60th minute SPENCERPORT (5-3-0) 2GATES CHILI (2-6-0) 1 OTJuan Green Jordan secured the winner in overtime for Spencerport BRIGHTON (3-4-1) 0CHURCHVILLE-CHILLI (6-1-1) 3Elijah Klewicki found the back of the net once and had one assist to lead Churchville-Chili Isaac Bailey and Kyler Thompson tacked on an assist apiece PITTSFORD SUTHERLAND (5-2-1) 3GREECE ATHENA (1-4-1) 0Sam Fagan and Naveen Basal each scored once in the win Joseph Arikkat and Steve Mihalitsas both finished the night with an assist CANANDAIGUA (2-4-1) 3GREECE ARCADIA (5-3-0) 2Stephen Chehata scored twice and Brady Ross added a tally to lead Canandaigua Lucas Volpe and Tyler Wolfe accounted for an assist apiece in the win BROCKPORT (9-0-0) 5EASTRIDGE (0-8-0) 0Ryan Camman recorded three assists on the night as Brockport remained as the only unbeaten team in Class A William Hawken netted two goals while Cash Rosado had a goal and an assist Kyle LaForce and Benjamin Bristol each tacked on one goal Alexander Schram recorded one assist in the win Ty Sherman and Kyle Laffin combined for the shutout – Brockport’s fourth of the season GREECE OLYMPIA (5-2-0) 2HONEOYE FALLS-LIMA (1-4-1) 0Noah Ray and Blessed Likoke scored a goal apiece to lead Olympia in Monroe County Division IV action Arnanh Douangdala assisted on both tallies Obe Kagde made five saves for his fourth shutout of the season VERTUS CHARTER (1-5-0) 0PALMYRA-MACEDON (3-4-1) 9 ROCHESTER PREP (0-8-0) 0GREECE ODYSSEY (2-5-0) 13Toran Hufnagle Adnan Shaibi and Laith Almujanahi scored two goals apiece as Odyssey won its second straight game Mark Janoska-Terdik and Colin Thayer each had a goal Dominick Rosignolo and Alexander Maloney accounted for an assist apiece WELLSVILLE (2-1-4) 1CAMPBELL-SAVONA (6-0-0) 2Cody Mansfield connected on a pair of goals and Campbell-Savona remained as the only unbeaten team in Class C2 Devon Orr and Lucas Corey both contributed an assist Aiden Cowburn gave Wellsville a 1-nil lead with 10;30 remaining in the first half MCQUAID (5-1-1) 4WOIS/EDISON/PADILLA HS/SOTA (2-5-0) 0Gianni Sansone Lucas Christiano and Chase Kurz each found the back of the net as McQuaid won its fourth straight game Adam McLaren and Sammy Maaraba each had an assist in the win Blaise Weidmann made one save for the shutout – McQuaid’s fourth clean sheet of the season NEWARK (7-1-0) 4GENEVA (2-5-0) 0Kaiden Carr Ryan Irizarry and Victor Hernandez scored a goal apiece to lead Newark in Finger Lakes East action Lucas Herd registered his fourth shutout of the season MIDLAKES/RED JACKET (1-5-0) 0PENN YANN (4-3-1) 2Matthew Tones netted both goals in the Finger Lakes East win Wilson Oliva and Val Burgos-Farnan each recorded one assist The shutout was Newark’s fourth of the season DUNDEE/BRADFORD (7-2-0) 3HONEOYE (2-5-0) 1 NAPLES (6-1-0) 8SOUTH SENECA/ROMULUS (0-5-1) 0Oscar Austin netted two and assisted on one to secure back-to-back wins for Naples Connor Betrus found the net once and assisted twice Matthew Lincoln and Landon Gleichauf each scored one and assisted on one and Benjamin Hebding each tacked on an assist HORNELL (4-0-1) 5PAVILION/YORK (3-4-0) 2Wyatt Evingham finished with a hat trick while Marco Picco had a goal and two assists to lead Hornell in Livingston County action Gabriel Rasephei contributed a goal and an assist in the win PJ Picco and Aquiles Souza each had an assist Hornell scored four goals in the opening 15 minutes of the contest Collin McConnell and Gavin Zinkievich had a goal apiece for Pavilion/York CANISTEO-GREENWOOD (4-1-0)WAYLAND-COHOCTON (0-7-0) MOUNT MORRIS (3-5-1) 0AVON (6-1-1) 3Josh Harter finished the night with two goals and one assist as Avon won its fifth straight game Elisha Smith scored Avon’s other goal on the night Dom Giorgis and Vincenzo Salerno each tacked on one assist Jack DeVito made two saves for the shutout – Avon’s sixth straight clean sheet and seventh overall The Riverhawks have outscored opponents this season by a combined total of 15-1 KESHEQUA (3-3-2) 0LE ROY/CALEDONIA-MUMFORD (5-2-1) 5Jack Currin and Jake Wiley finished with two goals and an assist apiece as Le Roy/Caledonia-Mumford won its fourth straight game Liam Grayson also found the back of the net in the win Noah Kaczinowski and Jose Pedraza both added an assist PERRY (4-3-0) 6LETCHWORTH/WARSAW (0-4-1) 0Makai Miller and Holden Kelly each netted two goals in Perry’s third straight win and Jonathan Kerr finished the night with two assists Xavier Carney recorded his third shutout of the season “The boys picked up right where they left off against Mt Morris,” Perry head coach Kevin Halsteter said via email “It was inspirational to see how well they kept energy and intensity high throughout We couldn’t do what we do as a team without the work of players like Martin Pena Castro and JT Grover in the midfield They are workhorses every game”  FILLMORE (3-1-2) 0ARKPORT-CANASERAGA (4-2-3) 1Fillmore’s Brayden Hennard made 16 saves COACHES: To report scores and game details Filed Under: High School, Pine Pieces Copyright © 2025 · Magazine Pro on Genesis Framework · WordPress · Log in who recently renewed his contract with Juventus and was promoted to the First Team came on at the beginning of the second half on Matchday 1 replacing Timothy Weah who had scored the second goal of the game making his first senior start in Bianconero It's another milestone reached for the young right-back who grew up in the Juventus youth sector having graduated from all the youth categories before now reaching the pinnacle of his young career so far Nicolo rose through the youth teams' ranks before featuring for the Under-19 side and then Last season he played a leading role in the Bianconeri's adventure throughout the campaign which ended in the playoff phase of Serie C Sign InJoinLa Juventus donne des nouvelles de la condition physique de Nicolò Savona | OneFootballJuventus-FR.com Nicolò Savona n'a pas joué contre Cagliari hier, à cause d'une blessure. Toute à l'heure, la Juventus a publié un communiqué afin de donner de ses nouvelles « Nicolò Savona, qui n'a pas participé au match à l'extérieur contre Cagliari en raison d'une gêne musculaire à la cuisse droite, a passé des tests de diagnostic au J|medical ce matin. Les examens ont montré une élongation du biceps fémoral de la cuisse droite. » Voici le communiqué de la Juventus à propos de Nicolò Savona Une date de retour n'a pas encore été évoquée.. Related NewsEquipe de France : « un échec » Des nouvelles d’Andrea Cambiaso après sa blessure contre Bologna Les déclarations d’Igor Tudor après le match contre Bologna Bologna / Juventus : les tops et les flops du match nul La Juventus repart de Bologna avec le point du match nul OSWEGO – Grace Elizabeth (Savona) Chillemi a lifelong resident of Oswego and parishioner of St passed away peacefully with family by her side They were married for 58 years until his death in 2010 Grace enjoyed being a homemaker for most of her life but she also worked at Snyder & Mackin and the Oswego City School District She was also active in her church as a member of the St Joseph’s Altar Society and Golden Ages She was very proud of her Italian heritage and Anne Marie (Greg) Walczak of Oswego; six grandchildren Anja (Anthony Simmons) Chillemi of Raleigh future great-grandson Kostoroski due in July A Mass of Christian Burial will be held Thursday June 13  Entombment will be in All Saints Mausoleum 2024 from 4:00 to 6:00 PM at the Sugar & Scanlon Funeral Home 147 W Print this entry Subscribe to get the latest posts sent to your email who has today signed an extension to his contract with Juventus until 30 June 2029 It’s an extra-special signature for the young defender because from today he will be permanently included in the First Team squad Born in Aosta in 2003 and Bianconero since 2011 Nicolo has been able to make the most of his experience over the years in the youth ranks then with the Under-17 team and Primavera team and Last season he played a leading role in the Bianconeri's adventure throughout the year and also in the Serie C playoffs Nicolo can play on the right as a full-back or as a midfielder but in recent years he has also been able to assert himself as a central defender His talents have earned him a well-deserved contract renewal and an equally well-deserved promotion to the First Team Seems like something that’s less than ideal If you buy something from an SB Nation link, Vox Media may earn a commission. See our ethics statement One Juventus youngster we’re wanting to see more of and one we have yet to get a glimpse of in bianconero are both looking at some time on the sideline after picking up injuries to begin the final week of September Tuesday was not a good day on the injury front for Juventus, as attacker Vasilije Adžić — the 18-year-old Montenegrin who arrived from Budućnost this summer — will be out until after the October international break due to a new muscle injury, according to ilBianconero It’s already the second time that a muscle injury has sidelined Adžić this season with the first coming on the eve of the 2024-25 season debut that had kept him out through the first international break so it’s hard to see what any potential timetable would be for his return Savona is now suddenly a doubt for Juventus’ trip to the Luigi Ferraris this weekend to face Genoa just a couple of days after his quality showing against Napoli