While Lloyd was there, Gonzaga brought players from every continent except Antarctica. He didn’t count exactly how many countries he visited, but he estimates at least 50. Her favorite international trip was Crete for the 2019 World School Championships. He was able to take his family, including son Liam and daughters Sofia and Maria, who …
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MOENKOPI, Ariz. — On the dry plateau where the Hopi people have lived for over a thousand years, Robinson Honani pulled his truck to the side of the dirt road and pointed to a carrion. “This is where cows come to die,” said Mr Honani, manager of the Hopi Field Management Office, when he saw …
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Tyler Gilbert had many firsts in one game. He combined his rookie left-back debut for the Arizona Diamondbacks, his first full game, his first goal, and his first no-hitter, and smashed the San Diego Padres in a jewel 7-0 on Saturday. In a season with hitters at an unprecedented rate in major league history – …
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