LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL SCHEDULE FOR MONDAY:
BROUGHT TO YOU BY LEMOND’S MOTORSPORTS:
11 U TOURNAMENT:
GOLD BRACKET:
Carter Trucking vs. Top Dog Diesel
Fairfield Banking Company vs. Mt. Vernon Dream Homes
14 U ALL-STARS DOUBLEHEADER:
GAME 1 at 5:30 p.m.
GAME 2 at 7:30 p.m.
FAIRFIELD GIRLS SOFTBALL LEAGUE SCHEDULE FOR MONDAY:
COACH PITCH TOURNAMENT:
Fairfield National Bank vs. NAPA
Peoples National Bank vs. Hayes Plumbing
LeMond’s Chrysler vs. Taco Tierra
MINORS LEAGUE TOURNAMENT:
Keys Real Estate vs. Rush Appliance
Friend Oil vs. Strange Pump Service
Iconik vs. Lewis Scrap Metal
G&E Home Inspection vs, Studio 6:8
LOCAL SPORTS FROM THE WEEKEND:
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS BASEBALL AND GIRLS SOFTBALL:
MIDLAND TRAIL CONFERENCE ALL-CONFERENCE TEAMS:
LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL SCHEDULE FOR MONDAY:
BROUGHT TO YOU BY LEMOND’S MOTORSPORTS:
11 U TOURNAMENT:
GOLD BRACKET:
Carter Trucking vs. Top Dog Diesel
Fairfield Banking Company vs. Mt. Vernon Dream Homes
14 U ALL-STARS DOUBLEHEADER:
GAME 1 at 5:30 p.m.
GAME 2 at 7:30 p.m.
FAIRFIELD GIRLS SOFTBALL LEAGUE SCHEDULE FOR MONDAY:
COACH PITCH TOURNAMENT:
Fairfield National Bank vs. NAPA
Peoples National Bank vs. Hayes Plumbing
LeMond’s Chrysler vs. Taco Tierra
MINORS LEAGUE TOURNAMENT:
Keys Real Estate vs. Rush Appliance
Friend Oil vs. Strange Pump Service
Iconik vs. Lewis Scrap Metal
G&E Home Inspection vs, Studio 6:8
LOCAL SPORTS FROM THE WEEKEND:
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS BASEBALL AND GIRLS SOFTBALL:
MIDLAND TRAIL CONFERENCE ALL-CONFERENCE TEAMS:
Recently the Midland Trail Conference announced it’s All-Conference Teams for Boys Baseball and Girls Softball. Local players named to the Baseball All-Conference Team were: Dawson Wood-Wayne City – Player of the Year, First Team: Hagen Howard-Cisne, Honorable Mention: Logan Schuster and Marschell Mays – Wayne City and Coach of the Year – Jaxon King – Wayne City
Local players named to the Softball All-Conference Team were: First Team: Kaleya Porter and Kloyee Dagg – Cisne, Honorable Mention: Kenzie Seidel – Wayne City
2026 MIDLAND TRAIL BASEBALL ALL-CONFERENCE TEAM:
FIRST TEAM:
PLAYER OF THE YEAR – Dawson Wood – Wayne City
Jaylon Downey – Waltonville/Sesser-Valier
Gianni Cheatham – Woodlawn
Carter Davis – Red Hill
Hagen Howard – Cisne
Witten Devor – Waltonville/Sesser-Valier
Jacob Pitts – Waltonville/Sesser-Valier
Gage Peterson – Waltonville/Sesser-Valier
Avery Arbuckle – Red Hill
Brady Cain – OPS
HONORABLE MENTION:
Reed Robinson – Waltonville/Sesser-Valier
Logan Schuster – Wayne City
Parker Withrow – Webber
J.W. Morgan – Woodlawn
Marschell Mays – Wayne City
COACH OF THE YEAR – Jaxon King – Wayne City
2026 MIDLAND TRAIL SOFTBALL ALL-CONFERENCE TEAM:
FIRST TEAM:
PLAYER OF THE YEAR – Elyssa Schoenbaechler – Waltonville
Avery England – Woodlawn
Addi Stanley – Waltonville
Riley Moore – Red Hill
Maci McClusky – Grayville
Kaleya Porter – Cisne
Kloyee Dagg – Cisne
Chloe Seed – Red Hill
Briley Williams – Waltonville
Maryn Sneed – Webber
Annelise Garrison – Grayville
Anabelle Garrett – OPS
Shae Taylor – Waltonville
Zaylee Kirkpatrick – Woodlawn
Andrea Kibler – Woodlawn
HONORABLE MENTION:
Gwen Belcher – OPS
Kenzie Seidel – Wayne City
Layla Newbury – Waltonville
Rylee Pryor – Woodlawn
Marlee Grant – Waltonville
Bella Pearce – OPS
Kenzi Wilkerson – OPS
Cam Patyski – Waltonville
COACH OF THE YEAR – Delaney Kell – OPS
2026 MIDLAND TRAIL BASEBALL ALL-CONFERENCE TEAM:
FIRST TEAM:
PLAYER OF THE YEAR – Dawson Wood – Wayne City
Jaylon Downey – Waltonville/Sesser-Valier
Gianni Cheatham – Woodlawn
Carter Davis – Red Hill
Hagen Howard – Cisne
Witten Devor – Waltonville/Sesser-Valier
Jacob Pitts – Waltonville/Sesser-Valier
Gage Peterson – Waltonville/Sesser-Valier
Avery Arbuckle – Red Hill
Brady Cain – OPS
HONORABLE MENTION:
Reed Robinson – Waltonville/Sesser-Valier
Logan Schuster – Wayne City
Parker Withrow – Webber
J.W. Morgan – Woodlawn
Marschell Mays – Wayne City
COACH OF THE YEAR – Jaxon King – Wayne City
2026 MIDLAND TRAIL SOFTBALL ALL-CONFERENCE TEAM:
FIRST TEAM:
PLAYER OF THE YEAR – Elyssa Schoenbaechler – Waltonville
Avery England – Woodlawn
Addi Stanley – Waltonville
Riley Moore – Red Hill
Maci McClusky – Grayville
Kaleya Porter – Cisne
Kloyee Dagg – Cisne
Chloe Seed – Red Hill
Briley Williams – Waltonville
Maryn Sneed – Webber
Annelise Garrison – Grayville
Anabelle Garrett – OPS
Shae Taylor – Waltonville
Zaylee Kirkpatrick – Woodlawn
Andrea Kibler – Woodlawn
HONORABLE MENTION:
Gwen Belcher – OPS
Kenzie Seidel – Wayne City
Layla Newbury – Waltonville
Rylee Pryor – Woodlawn
Marlee Grant – Waltonville
Bella Pearce – OPS
Kenzi Wilkerson – OPS
Cam Patyski – Waltonville
COACH OF THE YEAR – Delaney Kell – OPS
****NATIONAL SPORTS****
SUNDAY’S SCOREBOARD
MLB American League
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Kansas City Royals 5, Chicago White Sox 4
Anthony Kay gave up four earned runs on seven hits and got yanked in the fourth inning for Chicago, which had a two-game winning streak snap. The Sox visit the Orioles tonight.
Houston Astros 7, Detroit Tigers 5 (F/10)
Cleveland Guardians 6, Seattle Mariners 5
Los Angeles Angels 4, Athletics 1
Texas Rangers 3, Toronto Blue Jays 2
Boston Red Sox 5, New York Yankees 4 (F/10)
MLB National League
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St. Louis Cardinals 2, Miami Marlins 1
The Cardinals avoided a three-game sweep at the hands of the Marlins following a 2-1 win at home. Kyle Leahy gave up the lone run on just two hits over five innings. The Cards snapped a four-game skid and will visit the Braves tomorrow night.
Chicago Cubs 4, Milwaukee Brewers 3 (F/10)
The Cubs claimed their three-game road-series over the Brewers following a 4-3 win in 10 innings. Seiya Suzuki drove-in a pair of runs in extras. Chicago has won six of its last seven games and will host San Diego tonight.
Pittsburgh Pirates 9, Cincinnati Reds 4
Philadelphia Phillies 5, New York Mets 4
San Francisco Giants 3, Atlanta Braves 2
Los Angeles Dodgers 4, San Diego Padres 2
MLB Interleague
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Washington Nationals 6, Baltimore Orioles 4
Tampa Bay Rays 5, Arizona Diamondbacks 1
Minnesota Twins 3, Colorado Rockies 2
PGA
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Travelers Championship (at Cromwell, CT)
T1. Scottie Scheffler (-21)
T1. Victor Hovland (-21)
NASCAR
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Toyota Save-Mart 350
1. Shane van Gisbergen
2. Chase Briscoe
3. Ty Gibbs
***Top Sports Headlines***
>>Phillies Claim Series Over Mets
(Queens, NY) — The Phillies claimed their three-game series over the Mets following a 5-4 win from Queens. Kyle Schwarber blasted a two-run homer to take the lead in the seventh inning. It was his MLB-leading 30th of the season as Philly has won five-of-six. Kodai Senga gave up the home run for New York, which has dropped eight of its last nine games.
>>Rays’ Yandy Diaz Dealing With Shoulder Injury
(Tampa, FL) — A star player on the Rays is dealing with a nagging issue. Yandy Diaz got pulled from Sunday’s game against the Diamondbacks with a strained shoulder. He got hurt while swinging a bat in the fifth inning and is considered day-to-day. Diaz is leading the American League with a .336 batting average and has 53 RBIs on the season.
>>Reds’ Suarez Exits After Hit By Pitch
(Pittsburgh, PA) — The Reds are hoping to avoid a major injury to their designated hitter. Eugenio Suarez exited Sunday’s loss to the Pirates after being hit by a pitch. Manager Terry Francona said Suarez will have a CT scan on Monday. The 34-year-old mentioned X-rays were inconclusive due to swelling. He is batting .208 with eight home runs and 29 RBIs this season.
>>Red Sox Walk Off To Sweep Yankees
(Boston, MA) — The Red Sox walked off with a 5-4 win over the Yankees in extra innings to sweep their series at Fenway Park. Jarren Duran drove in the game-winning run with an RBI single in the bottom of the 10th inning. Caleb Durbin went one for four with a two-run single. Boston has now won five of their last six. Fernando Cruz was charged with the loss after allowing two runs on three hits. New York has now dropped four straight.
>>Twins Claim Series Over Rockies
(Minneapolis, MN) — The Twins earned a three-game series win over the Rockies following a 3-2 win from Minneapolis. Ryan Kreidler slugged a go-ahead, solo homer in the seventh inning while Connor Prielipp gave up two runs and fanned a career-high 10 batters over six innings. Ryan Feltner surrendered just one earned run on five hits over six innings for Colorado, which has dropped three-of-five.
>>NHL Draft Recap
(Buffalo, NY) — The NHL draft is done. The Blues took Boston University forward Tynan Lawrence with the 11th-overall pick. St. Louis also grabbed Quebec center Maddox Dagenais at Number-16. The Blackhawks selected BU defenseman Xavier Villeneuve with the 34th pick.
>>Blues Acquire Brandon Carlo From Maple Leafs
(St. Louis, MO) — Meanwhile, the Blues swung a trade over the weekend. The team acquired defenseman Brandon Carlo from the Maple Leafs in exchange for pair of third round picks in this past draft. St. Louis also traded a pair of Friday first-rounders for Anaheim’s Mason McTavish.
>>Scheffler And Hovland To Determine Travelers Championship In Playoff
(Cromwell, CT) — Two players are tied atop the leaderboard of the Travelers Championship after play was suspended due to darkness at TPC River Highlands. Scottie Scheffler and Viktor Hovland are both 21 under par after the final round. Collin Morikawa finished in third at 20 under. Defending champion Keegan Bradley was tied for 14th at 14 under par. Scheffler and Hovland will face off in a playoff that begins Monday morning.
>>Shane van Gisbergen Wins Sonoma To Claim First In-Season Challenge Race
(San Diego, CA) — Shane van Gisbergen claimed the first race of the NASCAR Cup Series In-Season Challenge with a victory at Sonoma Raceway. The driver of the Number-97 car held off Chase Briscoe to take home the checkered flag in the Toyota-Save Mart 350. Ty Gibbs, Kyle Larson and Christopher Bell rounded out the top-five finishers. The in-season tournament continues next Sunday at Chicagoland Speedway.
>>Team Canada Blanks South Africa To Open Knockout Stage
(Inglewood, CA) — Team Canada opened the knockout stage of the World Cup with a 1-nil win over South Africa from Inglewood. Stephen Eustaquio netted the lone goal about two minutes into second-half stoppage time. It’s Canada’s first knockout match victory in World Cup history. The Round of 32 continues with three more matches on Monday. Brazil and Japan square off from Houston, Germany and Paraguay battle from Foxborough while the Netherlands and Morocco duel in Mexico.
>>Sky Fall To Aces
(Chicago, IL) — The Sky fell to the Aces 107-99 at home. Kamilla Cardoso and Azura Stevens led the team in scoring with 24 points each. Chicago had a two-game winning streak snap and will visit Vegas in a rematch Friday night.
>>Fever Prepare For Road Trip
(Las Vegas, NV) — The Fever are gearing up for a road trip. Indiana plays each of its next four games away from Gainbridge Fieldhouse. The Fever start the trip when they visit the Las Vegas Aces on Sunday.