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Sign up for The Record's newsletter Workshops will be broadcast live on the county’s TV channel, GovTV, at www.sjcfl.us/watch-govtv-live Workshop recordings will also be available through video-on-demand under the Other Videos Archive within three days of the completion of each workshop GovTV is also available on Comcast Cable: Channel 3 in southern St Channel 26 in Jacksonville and for U-verse subscribers on channel 99 All renderings shown are for illustration purposes only May 2, 2025St. John’s University announces today that Chair of the Board of Trustees William J. Janetschek ’84CBA, ’17HON, retired Partner and Chief Financial Officer, Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co. L.P. already a generous and longtime University benefactor has gifted a $32.5 million donation—the largest single financial commitment in St This gift launches the construction of a new, cutting-edge, basketball practice facility at the Queens, NY, campus for the Men’s and Women’s Basketball teams Janetschek’s support directs approximately $25 million toward the construction of the basketball practice facility and $7.5 million toward student scholarships.  Rev. Brian J. Shanley, O.P., President, stated: “The generous contributions made by loyal alumni and by Board Chair Bill Janetschek exceed any monetary measure Bill’s transformative gift will significantly enhance St John’s basketball programs and provide student-athletes with unparalleled opportunities to excel both on and off the court.” John’s educational and athletic initiatives expressed his excitement about the project: “I believe in the power of sports to shape young minds and build strong communities John’s basketball program and inspire students to pursue and achieve their dreams with passion and dedication.” Rick Pitino, St. John’s Men’s Basketball Head Coach and Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame inductee shared his gratitude: “We are incredibly grateful to Bill Janetschek for his visionary support His donation will have a lasting impact on our program and our players We look forward to seeing our students thrive in this exceptional new environment.” Construction of the basketball facility is scheduled to begin in the coming months with an anticipated completion date in 2027 The University invites all stakeholders to join in celebrating this milestone and supporting the continued growth of its athletic programs “The new basketball practice facility will be a game-changer for the women’s basketball program,” Head Coach Joe Tartamella said “The facility will provide our student athletes with state-of-the-art resources to further develop their skills and elevate their performance We are grateful to Bill Janetschek for his gift and his support of St John’s athletics.”  Naming opportunities are available that allow major gift donors a tangible benefit to support St John’s Basketball and offers a variety of ways donors can leave a legacy in the new building The transformative gift helps launch HEARTS ON FIRE comprehensive campaign—the most ambitious in the University’s history—dedicated to strengthening a St John’s education through visionary investments in its students transformative investment in the future of capital improvements at the University Having worked full-time while completing his education Janetschek prioritizes and values providing financial opportunities to young people and families burdened by hardship Recognizing the special nature of Catholic education he has quietly sponsored tuition costs for primary Janetschek supports various scholarship programs to advance Catholic education and allow young people to attend Catholic high schools and colleges one of the Queens campus’s three inaugural residence halls that opened in 1999 The name change was enacted through a gift from Mr The goals of the HEARTS ON FIRE campaign are to For more information, visit HEARTS ON FIRE St. John’s University does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, actual or potential parental, family, or marital status, pregnancy and related conditions, disability, or age in its programs and activities. 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Click here to view their full season schedule Any person with disabilities who needs help accessing the content of the FCC Public file should contact Vicki Kaping at vkaping@wdio.com or (218) 727-6864 John's basketball facilities that the school announced plans for in 2024 Longtime St. John’s benefactor and chair of the school’s board of trustees William J Janetschek has given the school the largest philanthropic gift in its 155-year history a donation that not only benefits the school as a whole but will help keep its basketball teams competitive with the top programs in the country The $32.5 million donation includes $25 million to be directed to previously planned construction of a basketball training facility on the Queens campus The other $7.5 million is to be directed to student scholarships “The generous contributions made by loyal alumni and by Board Chair Bill Janetschek exceed any monetary measure,” St “Bill’s transformative gift will significantly enhance St “We are incredibly grateful to Bill Janetschek for his visionary support,” men’s basketball coach Rick Pitino said in the announcement “His donation will have a lasting impact on our program and our players Groundbreaking on the basketball training facility is expected before the end of the year it will include modern strength and training equipment hydrotherapy pools and spaces for film study and team dining it will also have areas for community engagement to foster “a sense of unity and collaboration among students “I believe in the power of sports to shape young minds and build strong communities,” Janetschek said in the announcement The school said the facility is scheduled to be completed in 2027 and encouraged other supporters to join Janetschek in its campaigns to support its athletic programs Since Pitino was hired in March 2023 he has placed an emphasis on the need to improve the school’s facilities and modernize Carnesecca Arena spaces inside Taffner Fieldhouse — the current training facility — have been reallocated to meet the team's needs a portion of the practice courts now has weight training equipment and other rooms have been converted for film study New seating is being installed in parts of Carnesecca Arena “The new basketball practice facility will be a game-changer for the women’s basketball program,” women’s basketball coach Joe Tartamella said in the announcement We are grateful to Bill Janetschek for his gift and his support of St John’s athletics.” Janetschek retired as a partner and CFO of Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co In addition to providing leadership for the board and pursuing other Catholic education initiatives he is a guest lecturer and partner in The Executive-in-Residence Program at St “We thank Bill Janetschek for his incredible generosity to St John's,” Pitino wrote in a social media post The Newsday app makes it easier to access content without having to log in Unlimited Digital AccessOnly 25¢for 6 months Van Macon to Pursue New Professional Opportunities5/2/2025 10:30:00 AM | Men's Basketball Queens native spent six seasons on the Red Storm’s men’s basketball staff Jesse Hanson Chris Will Ariel Schiller Johns County football team came together to surround him with love and prayers as the child who had to be airlifted to a local trauma center Monday night after he was involved in a serious accident while riding his e-bike on Race Track Road near Julington Creek Plantation Anderson is a student at Fruit Cove Middle School and plays football for the Creeks Outlaws The football team hosted a prayer circle for Anderson on Wednesday night at Julington Creek Plantation Park “I miss his smile every morning and praying for his quick recovery‚" Karen Frisbee John’s County Sheriff’s Office crossing guard Frisbee shared how she and Anderson interacted on most mornings but he comes up to the corner and he’s like ‘Good morning,’ and he sometimes has a dumb joke for me The sheriff’s office also taught the kids about the laws surrounding e-bikes and the importance of wearing helmets Amanda Ramirez spoke up during that presentation to further that message because her daughter was involved in a similar accident several months ago And so I just wanted to be here for Parker as well,” Ramirez said We also ask for many prayers to his health and family during this trying time,” the Creeks Football League wrote in a Facebook post The GoFundMe said Anderson is now breathing on his own but he has not yet woken up after the crash including a fractured skull and a brain hemorrhage “The extent of his injuries remains unknown His road to recovery will be long and challenging,” said the GoFundMe page which is raising funds to cover his medical expenses and recovery said Anderson’s teammates will continue to be there for him throughout his recovery process “He knows that he has the support from his community Tholl said Anderson is a kid who loves the game of football “I see him all the time around the park coming in to get his equipment Parker’s always getting his hands into something RELATED | St. Johns County submits draft e-bike ordinance after crash injures middle-school boy The fundraiser said Parker Anderson is being raised by his devoted father Parker and his big sister Payton have shared an unbreakable bond,” according to the fundraiser we believe he will have the strength he needs to heal.” said Jeremy Anderson found out about the crash because a good Samaritan who stopped to help found Parker’s cellphone and called his dad Werle commended Jeremy’s strength in supporting his son Then they rushed to the hospital and ever since then Lots of positive thoughts and lots of thanks to the community and first responders who responded out to the scene.“ Copyright 2025 by WJXT News4JAX - All rights reserved. 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Both teams were also in the top 10 of ESPN's top 25 rankings in April "I think we should give the Johnnies and all of BBN the greatest Christmas gift ever, on Dec. 20 in Catlanta. What do you say?" Pope said to Pitino in a social media video announcing the matchup Pitino coached at Kentucky from 1989 to 1997 leading the Wildcats to the national championship in 1996 Pope was on the national title team under Pitino and took over as UK coach last spring When Pope was tabbed to replace John Calipari Pitino praised the hire and made an appearance at Big Blue Madness in October After leaving the Wildcats for an NBA stint with the Boston Celtics, Pitino returned to college coaching at Louisville in 2001 and went 6-12 against Kentucky John's-Kentucky matchup will be Pitino's first game against the Wildcats since 2016 I've said it many times," Pitino said in a statement "So now to play against The Captain [Pope] who made so many special moments for me and the team in a battle that CBS is putting on is quite special John's to the Big East regular-season and conference tournament championships in his second season at the helm in 2024-25 while Pope guided Kentucky to the Sweet 16 in his debut campaign UCLA director of athletics Martin Jarmond said in a statement that the school must be "strategic and have some flexibility" as they explore future schedule options and I know that our fans are excited for the opportunity to add a game in Pauley Pavilion," Jarmond said Bruins coach Mick Cronin has made no secret of his disdain for his team's travel schedule during Big Ten play UCLA and the other West Coast teams in the Big Ten face some of the most arduous travel of any power-conference teams in the country "We have to go back four times," Cronin said in January the Big Ten teams get to come to Los Angeles where it's 70 degrees one time a year "We've seen the Statue of Liberty twice in the last three weeks while we were landing and then we've got to go back for the Big Ten tournament while discussing how UCLA returned from a road trip in the early hours of the morning and then had to play a couple of days later against a team with a much longer break between games John’s Men’s Basketball Announces Commitment of Kelvin Odih4/30/2025 4:00:00 PM | Men's Basketball Four-star recruit announces pledge to the Red Storm on Wednesday as the child who had to be airlifted to a local trauma center after he was involved in a serious accident while riding his bike The crash is being investigated by the St “Although Parker is now breathing on his own and the extent of his injuries remains unknown His road to recovery will be long and challenging,” the GoFundMe raising funds to cover his medical expenses and recovery states Anderson is a student at Fruit Cove Middle School and plays football for the Creeks Outlaws said Anderson is a kid who loves the game of football The fundraiser said Parker is being raised by his devoted father who has been by his side every minute since the accident commended Jeremy’s strength in supporting his son Johns County Fire Rescue told News4JAX that the crash reported around 7:30 p.m Monday on Race Track Road in Julington Creek Plantation “involved a middle school age child.” The crash is being investigated by the St Tholl said Anderson’s teammates will continue to be there for him throughout his recovery process The online fundraiser had already reached more than $37,000 as of Tuesday evening The football team announced in a Facebook post that it will be hosting a prayer circle at 6 p.m. on Wednesday at Julington Creek Plantation Park. Chris Will has joined the News4JAX team as a weekend morning reporter, after graduating from the University of Florida in spring 2024. During his time in Gainesville, he covered a wide range of stories across the Sunshine State. His coverage of Hurricane Ian in southwest Florida earned a National Edward R. Murrow Award. Thanks for visiting Thanks for visiting 16at5Georgetown in Series Opener; Will Play Doubleheader Tomorrow5/2/2025 10:51:00 PM | Baseball Shaun McMillan and Jon LeGrande both registered four hits in the contest RELATED: Atlantic Beach City Commission approved new legislation to improve e-bike safety. These are the new rules The boy had to be airlifted to a local trauma center as a result of the crash and remained in critical condition Tuesday morning Some of the key rules and provisions approved by the city commission included e-bikes being restricted to a 10 mph speed limit and requiring all e-bikes to abide by “all state statues and regulations” like stop signs and bike laws. Below is a more comprehensive list of rules approved by the city commission, according to the Atlantic Beach Police Department. Once reviewed by the St. Johns County Sheriff’s Office, the ordinance will head to the St. Johns County Commission for discussion, which will be followed by public comment before any official vote is held. The St. Johns County community remained in shock on Tuesday upon learning of the crash that left the boy critically injured. “That made my stomach turn. I knew this was an inevitability with the number of [e-bikes] on our sidewalks,” said one News4JAX reader. Julington Creek resident Pam Livermore said she wasn’t surprised to hear an accident involving e-bikes occurred in the area. “I’m always very careful when turning in here because a little kid was coming down the road and I knew he wasn’t going to stop to look,” she said. Another woman named Jamie said, “It doesn’t surprise me at all, especially with the way people drive around here.” Scott is a multi-Emmy Award Winning Anchor and Reporter, who also hosts the “Going Ringside With The Local Station” Podcast. Scott has been a journalist for 25 years, covering stories including six presidential elections, multiple space shuttle launches and dozens of high-profile murder trials. by Bobby Corser and KATU Staff (KATU) — One person was taken to the hospital after a multi-vehicle crash involving two semi trucks shut down Highway 30 in Northwest Portland on Tuesday morning and two semi tractors hauling trailers were involved One person involved had injuries severe enough to warrant a trip to the hospital adding that everyone else at the scene said they didn’t need an ambulance The semi trucks was hauling two fuel tankers one with 4,000 gallons of gas and another with 3,500 gallons of diesel The gasoline tanker rolled on its side while the one with diesel remained upright First responders saw fuel and oil mixing with the rain and flowing away from the crash scene Hazmat workers helped as workers transferred the fuel from the tanker and rolled it back on its wheels The highway was back open by the afternoon commute Guests will have a guided introduction to The Saint John’s Bible led by an outstanding CSB and SJU current student The host will introduce guests to the tools materials and art of this monumental project created to mark the new millennium Hear the stories and inspiration behind the making of the original and learn about the stunning fine art edition created to share the Bible with the entire world There will be a host at the main door of Alcuin Library (doors facing Abbey Church) to direct guests to the auditorium © 2025 College of Saint Benedict and Saint John’s University Thanks for visiting Thanks for visiting Our usual "sweet spot" on the calendar couldn't be sweeter most days Unless you're trying to grow grass or maybe take the crunch out of the grass you already have Even better for those who like to toss a line hither and yon it should continue for another 10 or 12 days we're waxing and we're gonna keep waxing for a bit DALE'S MOM KNEW Happy 74th birthday to Dale Earnhardt. Or Happy 73rd, as he'd prefer. Here's the story You may have noticed, we're big on moons around here followed by the Waxing Gibbous that waxes us right up to May 12 which we'll get for some 14 days after the full moon Because everything is ramping up as the moon starts to fill and therefore the fish — including the quality catches — are downright giddy at all the baitfish being blown around throughout the water columns As they say after such fishing proclamations it wouldn't take much effort to find an angling contrarian who prefers waning to waxing and new to full most of us wouldn't know a Gibbous if it jumped over our gunwale or onto our dock and they’ll become a big target in the weeks ahead anglers will keep concentrating on catches they can actually eat Billy specializes in redfish and says they’ve been available in skinny water early in the morning He’s been alternating between shrimp and crab for bait We’re also in that time of year when you can damn near catch a jack with an empty hook because there have unexpectedly been a few slow hours on the water this week Nothing thrills a paying customer quite like the fight of a jack that famously punches way above its weight Jeff says he got into a school of reds at the inlet earlier this week and landed a pair of mid-slotters “And then the school was gone as quick as they showed up,” he said He also says he’s been getting at least one quality flounder each trip Blake Abbey reports plenty of largemouth bass action in the waters near the Tomoka Boat Club (where U.S “The fish are in post-spawn and hitting topwater baits in the mornings and evenings,” Blake says “The snook bite is also very strong around U.S He suggests using a lipless crank bait or paddle tail co-owner of the Sea Spirit with her husband says she’s been at the SEDAR meetings this week in Charleston From that weeklong session will eventually come news of date(s) for this year’s South Atlantic red snapper season Ron Desantis this week threw open the doors on 126 days of fishing for red snapper in the Gulf Those 126 days will begin Memorial Day weekend then be parceled out here and there from Sept The reminder as to why the difference: The state makes the rules for the Gulf while the feds control the Atlantic from the three-mile mark to as far as the GPS can see — which is basically where the snapper live the Sea Spirit has been taking advantage of this run of quality fishing weather “We call it ‘locals season.’ The fishing is usually decent and the traffic on the water is typically lighter than when summer vacation begins,” she says “We had a guest land an awesome 29-pound blackfin tuna last week,” she says “He didn’t have any type of special tackle or gear — he caught it using the standard rod-and-reel we provide.” SurfSome are beginning to wonder if the thick pompano migration is coming Usually by now the northbound wagon train has started and some years it’s already come and gone by now but not in abundance,” says the man who closely monitors such things which is mucking up otherwise wonderful near-shore conditions “The water is green-blue — beautiful,” Marco says As for the possibility of a late-arriving pompano onslaught I’m still waiting on the main load,” Marco says Panfish season begins to ramp up this time of year Specks can be found year-round (sometimes shallow but when the weather warms the wealth is spread around and includes bluegill They all fall under the “sunfish” category and if you can’t catch a sunfish during this extended run of cloudless days “The bass fishing is red-hot right now,” Capt Bryn Adams says from Highland Park Fish Camp in DeLand “A lot of schooling action going on right now Wild shiners and artificials are working.” Email your fish photos to ken.willis@news-jrnl.com Please include first and last name of angler(s) as well as type of fish (we're occasionally stumped) on Florida's Fish and Wildlife Commission website: MyFWC.com But the basics are: No: If you're 65 or older “Probably” Not: If you're fishing with a licensed guide or charter boat both of which often purchase commercial licenses that cover their customers Yes: Even if you're a shore-based angler (shoreline and even if fishing with a shore-based guide However: The shore-based license is free But: You still need to register for that free license Florida's FWC uses a third-party site for buying or renewing fishing licenses:  GoOutdoorsFlorida.com Don't forget: Whether you're fishing fresh or saltwater Freshwater and saltwater licenses are both $17 annually and they're also available at GoOutdoorsFlorida.com or certain bait shops and big retailers Also: Non-residents need to purchase that license even if they're just fishing from shoreline or shore-based structures Match Recap: Men's Tennis | 4/27/2025 9:46:00 PM Thanks for visiting Scott Johnson ST. JOHNS COUNTY, Fla. – After a witness shared photos with News4JAX of a boy being treated by St. Johns County Fire Rescue following an e-bike crash Monday night, the fire department confirmed that the crash resulted in a child being critically injured. SJCFR told News4JAX that the crash was reported around 7:30 p.m. Monday on Race Track Road in Julington Creek Plantation and “involved a middle school age child.” The child had to be airlifted to a local trauma center. The witness who shared the photos said the boy remained in critical condition Tuesday morning. The crash is being investigated by the St. Johns County Sheriff’s Office. Additionally, St. John’s County confirmed with News4JAX that e-bike usage is something the county has been looking into, and that the County Attorney’s Office sent a preliminary e-bike ordinance to the Sheriff’s Office for review. The legislation will go to the County Commission for consideration, and the public will be allowed to provide comment before any vote is held. News4JAX spoke with some residents about E-bike usage in the Julington Creek area. “I’m always very careful when turning in here because a little kid was coming down the road and I knew he wasn’t going to stop to look,” said Pam Livermore. A Jacksonville native and proud University of North Florida alum, Francine Frazier has been with News4Jax since 2014 after spending nine years at The Florida Times-Union. 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In-person interviews with the finalists are scheduled for May 13. The interviews will be public and begin at 8:30 a.m. during a special meeting of the school board. At 6 p.m. on May 13, a meet-and-greet is scheduled at First Coast Technical College. On May 20, the board is expected to select a superintendent and begin contract negotiations. ST. JOHNS COUNTY, Fla. – The St. Johns County Sheriff’s Office is warning residents about the presence of Portuguese man o’war on St. Johns County beaches. It’s vibrant blue and purple with tentacles and has a dangerous sting. Because it has been sighted, a purple beach flag is currently up to warn about the presence of these dangerous sea creatures at the beach. Beware of man o’ war and remember not to touch them! According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), man o’ war are called jellyfish but are actually siphonophores. “A siphonophore is unusual in that it is comprised of a colony of specialized, genetically identical individuals called zooids — clones — with various forms and functions, all working together as one," NOAA says. A man o’ war can sting you even days after it dies. So beware! The Saint John’s community mourns the passing of alumnus Fr Don was a dear friend to generations of students We miss him and will continue to model his revered gifts of deep listening and genuine friendship,” said Dr president of the College of Saint Benedict and Saint John’s University OSB: “Early on in his monastic life and ministry Don discovered a gift for relating to the spiritual challenges of our students and alums in their ordinary lives faces and places of origin in a way that enabled him to be profoundly personal with thousands of friends and alums.” During his eight decades of association with Saint John’s Don literally became the essence of the place and the embodiment of our Benedictine values He served as an undergraduate and seminary student, a faculty resident and theology professor, and as alumni chaplain. But most of all, Fr. Don served through his faith, guidance, gratitude and inspiration, both in his personal interactions at Saint John’s as well as the Daily Reflections he provided to thousands of readers around the world (www.saintjohnsabbey.org/reflection) Don will be remembered for how steady and gracefully he journeyed with those he encountered,” Bruess said “He was unmatched in his ability to remember names and hometowns but more importantly he delighted in knowing each person’s story and life passions.” Saint John’s executive director of University Relations: “There IS no one else who knows so many people and has such a vast connection within the Saint John’s community Don arrived at the Saint John’s campus in September 1943 as a 17-year-old freshman He obtained his undergraduate degree in 1948 and completed his seminary studies in 1952 Other than subsequent teaching postings at St Don basically never left Saint John’s other than to travel on its behalf He served as a faculty resident and theology professor for nearly 40 years earned the Walter Reger Award in 1989 and became alumni chaplain after his retirement from teaching in 1996 A voracious reader with a penchant for biographies and a bit of a coffee snob as his one notable vice Don also was blessed with an exceptional memory for names and used that right up to his final years in his interactions with alumni who were his students dating back to the 1950s wonderful work and (being) surrounded by very wonderful people,” Fr Don said in a 2018 interview with Saint John’s Magazine “I need myself to be encouraged and hopeful every day “There are some like myself that are involved in such rewarding work that you feel it’s going to be hard to let go I hope that it’s rooted in my trust in the Lord Memorials in honor of Fr. Don may be made to the Don Talafous Scholarship Fund at Saint John’s University, Development Office, P.O. Box 7222, Collegeville, MN 56321 or online Fr. Don’s obituary in Saint John’s Abbey and University Church Funeral attendees can park in any available parking lots. Shuttles will be provided from the Athletics Fields Lot and the Flynntown Parking Lot: Saint John’s campus map The funeral will be live-streamed on the Saint John’s Abbey YouTube channel. 37 South College Avenue St. Joseph, Minnesota 56374 P.O. Box 2000, 2850 Abbey Plaza Collegeville, Minnesota 56321 , opens new tab Browse an unrivalled portfolio of real-time and historical market data and insights from worldwide sources and experts. , opens new tabScreen for heightened risk individual and entities globally to help uncover hidden risks in business relationships and human networks. © 2025 Reuters. All rights reserved Thanks for visiting Johns County is planning to build a croquet lawn at a 2.3-acre park off U.S The county said that could change based on contracting costs This project will feature four croquet fields these fields will stretch a little over the length of a football field as indicated by a map provided by the county Funding for the project will come from impact fees which are one-time charges levied on new construction These fees are designed to help cover the costs of capital projects necessitated by development ensuring that new growth contributes to infrastructure improvements like roads It’s important to note that the funds collected from these fees cannot be used to operate the project aims to enhance Rock Springs Farms Park on Sunstone Court by adding a shade structure Donna Tucker and her husband Forrest are split on whether the idea of a croquet lawn is a good one though their marriage certainly doesn’t ride on the decision “We need to make the maximum use possible out of our county parks and I’m not certain a croquet field that serves a pretty narrow interest is the best use of that park,” Forrest said Noreen and John Rice feel like there is an interest; they are actually borrowing their idea for the park from the Sarasota County Croquet Club and believe it fits the interests of the county and we want to build the future of the croquet program with the youth who are in the area as well,” John said the county invited residents to share their thoughts on the project during a public meeting at the Southeast Branch Library Attendees had the opportunity to meet with key project team members including Public Works Project Manager Darren Shannon Capital Improvement Program Manager Jason McKay Parks and Recreation Project Manager Timothy Conner and Associate Landscape Architect Matthew Jurney from the planning and design firm Kimley-Horn According to The Croquet Foundation of America, croquet is believed to have been first played by 13th-century French peasants who used crudely fashioned mallets to whack wooden balls through hoops made of willow branches. Croquet became a favorite pastime of the elite in the 1930s and 40s. John anchors at 9 a.m. on The Morning Show with Melanie Lawson and then jumps back into reporter mode after the show with the rest of the incredibly talented journalists at News4JAX. Thanks for visiting Thanks for visiting Thanks for visiting The Saint John’s Bible Heritage Program again gained the national spotlight when it was featured in a segment on NBC’s Today Show on Monday (Dec The story by reporter Anne Thompson explained what The Saint John’s Bible is and highlighted the presentation of an Apostles Edition of the Bible to St Patrick’s Cathedral in New York last September That edition is the seventh of only 12 in existence The Cathedral joined the Library of Congress Lambeth Palace Library in England and other locations that have become permanent homes The Today Show story featured comments from Cardinal Timothy Dolan Executive Director of The Saint John’s Bible Heritage Program You can watch the story here Game Recap: Basketball | 2/8/2025 8:59:00 PM | Ryan Klinkner Thanks for visiting Thanks for visiting The MIAA high school hockey state championships are here Four boys games and two girls will play out at TD Garden as six state champions are crowned. Fourth-seeded Catholic Memorial will play No 14 Saint John's (Shrewsbury) in the Division 1 boys final at 1 p.m Stick here for live updates from that game Action begins at 9 a.m. with Division 4 boys battle between No. 5 Winthrop and No. 6 Dedham. Milton and Medfield cap the day with a 7:30 p.m John's will start approximately two hours before puck drop with some pre-game primer John's 3Senior forward Luke Long (Braintree) knots it up for CM on a shot that trickled out of the glove of St CM 2Caleb Keyes has given the Pioneers their first lead of the game No more scoring in the second period after that early flurry of three goals CM outshot the Pioneers 10-4 in the second for a two-period edge of 25-13 John's ties it up on a power play as Ryder Bisson converts CM's Cam Reed puts the Knights back in front at the 3:13 mark John's Tyler Bergman ties it up on a rush at 1:34 of the second We had CM with a 5-0 edge in shots this period before the goal CM sophomore forward Christian Hinckle (Milton) puts the Knights up on a tough-angle shot from the right wing that appeared to bank in off the leg of St John's goaltender Colin McCarthy with 1:50 left in the period Not a lot of great scoring chances so far for either team The Knights got one shot on an early power play but couldn't make it count We got nextHingham just closed out a 5-2 win over Bishop Stang in the girls Div 1 state final as Caroline Doherty had a hat trick John's (Shrewsbury) will take the ice next in the boys Div CM holds MIAA boys hockey records for most appearances in a state final (22) most crowns (17) and most consecutive titles (six in a row from 1990 to 1995) That six-in-a-row run included the first five Super Eight titles; that tournament began in 1991 Local flavorCatholic Memorial isn't in the Ledgerland's readership area but the Knights boast an impressive lineup of South Shore talent: who's been in charge since the 2016-17 season previously served as the Thayer Academy boys hockey coach (2002-10) and the Milton High athletic director (2013-15) The Pioneers beat Winchester (quarterfinals) and Arlington (semis) in OT both by 4-3 scores on goals by 6-3 senior forward Daniel Menyalkin CM senior forward Luke Long (Braintree) had back-to-back OT winners vs Pope Francis and Winchester to conclude the regular season Going for the sweepCatholic Memorial won both regular-season matchups with St Senior forward Luke Long (Braintree) had a pair of goals in the first meeting and one goal in the second one That second victory kick-started CM's current 11-0-1 hot streak John's (Shrewsbury) hasn't fared well in previous state finals The Pioneers' last appearance on the big stage came in 2004 The program's only other crown came in 1999 -- a 5-1 win over Springfield Cathedral Back on top?This will be Catholic Memorial's 22nd all-time appearance in a state final (Div. 1/Super 8) but the program's first since losing 1-0 to Hingham in 2010 The Knights are 17-4 all-time in state finals CM played in nine straight Super 8 finals from 1998-2006 The Knights won five straight Super 8 crowns from 1991-95 four straight from 1998-2001 and three in a row from 2003-05 No. 4 seed Catholic Memorial (18-6-1) faces No. 14 St. John's-Shrewsbury (12-12) in the Div. 1 boys hockey final. Puck drop is scheduled for 1 p.m. from TD Garden and you can watch the game at the NFHS Network The road to the GardenCatholic Memorial is the No 4 seed in the Division 1 bracket with a record of 18-6-1 and playoff wins over No 1 Pope Francis to get to today’s championship game John's (Shrewsbury) has been on quite the playoff run who finished the regular season on a 1-9 slide We may get Mark Pope vs. Rick Pitino this season after all. According to St. John’s podcaster Dave Berov John’s is replacing UCLA in the CBS Sports Classic The Cats were scheduled to face the Bruins in this year’s event meaning that they will face Pitino’s Red Storm unless the schedule changes Kentucky is 5-6 in the CBS Sports Classic, most recently losing to Ohio State in New York. Atlanta has been kind to the Cats, who beat Duke in the Champions Classic in State Farm Arena last year and North Carolina in the CBS Sports Classic in 2023. Hopefully, it’ll come through for Kentucky once again. Top 101Shane BeamerPuts NCAA on blast Hot3Trump By clicking "Subscribe to Newsletter", I agree to On3's Privacy Notice, Terms and use of my personal information described therein John’s is projected to be a top-three team next season bringing in one of the best transfer portal classes in the country with Ian Jackson (North Carolina) Kentucky beat Providence in the first round of the 2023 NCAA Tournament UPDATE: Jeff Goodman has confirmed Berov’s report Can confirm this. The Johnnies replacing UCLA and will play Kentucky in CBS Sports Classic. Rick Pitino against UK and Mark Pope. Should be awesome!! https://t.co/D6NghFi4bm Here is Kentucky’s non-conference schedule as we know it so the Vaqueros may be coming to Rupp as well Got thoughts? Take advantage of our KSR+ Introductory Offer and continue the conversation on KSBoard, the KSR Message Board. $1 for a week Join the conversation and talk about this article and all things Kentucky Sports in the new KSR Message Board. 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Nearly five weeks after landing its first commitment, Arizona State guard Joson Sanon, the Johnnies have added its second high school prospect of the offseason, Kelvin Odih Odih announced his commitment to the Red Storm on Wednesday nearly six weeks after he requested his release from his National Letter of Intent at West Virginia following the departure of head coach Darian DeVries for Indiana Utah and Louisville were two other major suitors for the 6-foot-4 wing after his decommitment and a consensus Top 75 recruit out of SoCal Academy (Calif.) He is a Providence native and spent time at La Salle Academy (RI) and South Kent (Conn.) He originally picked West Virginia over Rutgers and Louisville “Odih is imposing on the perimeter because of his strength “He plays with an attacking mentality and extreme force on both ends of the floor.” Odih is the second high school recruit to commit to St All four American based high school recruits that have committed to Rick Pitino since becoming the head coach of the Red Storm have entered the transfer portal (Simeon Wilcher “He can really standout on the defensive end of the floor and force turnovers,” Finklestein continued and strength allows him to be very versatile and switchable in the half-court as well He is also an exceptional perimeter rebounder Scholarship spots on NCAA men’s basketball rosters remain at 13 but could increase to 15 if the NCAA House Settlement is passed which has been delayed for nearly a week since its initial hearing John’s roster is now complete – barring any major changes – and the Red Storm are poised to enter the fall as a consensus Top-5 team in the sport © 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":"5x","src":"5y","url":"5z"},{"type":"5w","value":"60"},"link","Minute Media","https://www.minutemedia.com/",{"text":"63","url":"64"},{"type":"62","value":"65"},"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 John's Red Storm News",true,"01hh2qb95tp6wc","/st-johns-red-storm/","st-john-s-red-storm-news",{"createdAt":"8l","displayName":"8m","isActive":"8n","pageID":"8o","path":"8p","property":"3x","slug":"8q","updatedAt":"8l"},"St John's basketball completes roster with former West Virginia signee Kelvin Odih","relatedPosts",[],[],[],4,0,"",{"next":"8z"},["3x"],"semantic",{"articles":"8u","articlesQueryURLs":"8v","bySearchQuery":"3p","excludeProperties":"4h","excludedIDs":"8w","isFullPost":"8n","limit":"8x","offset":"8y","onlyQueryURLs":"8n","organization":"8z","pagination":"90","properties":"91","sourceType":"92"},{"type":"8t","value":"93"},{"postsList":"94"},"Site Expert of Ball Durham and Storm The Paint Nearly five weeks after landing its first commitment, Arizona State guard Joson Sanon, the Johnnies have added its second high school prospect of the offseason, Kelvin Odih The Red Storm have added another high school prospect to complete its roster