With two trades Friday, the Miami Dolphins swapped receivers: Kenny Stills for Mike Wallace. First the Dolphins obtained Stills from the New Orleans Saints for veteran linebacker Dannell Ellerbe and a 2015 third-round draft pick. The deal made the disgruntled Wallace expendable, and Miami later traded him and a seventh-round draft pick to Minnesota for a fifth-round draft pick.
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Stills to Dolphins from Saints for Ellerbe and draft pick
Former Austin Bruins goaltender Keegan Asmundson (Inver Grove Heights, MN) has been recognized several times in his career at Canisius College for achievements on and off the ice.
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PRESSER: Asmundson Shines in Senior Season
Tyson Ross rebounded from a tough first spring start with three good innings Friday and the San Diego Padres beat the Los Angeles Angels 7-3 Friday. Angels starter Matt Shoemaker allowed five runs and six hits in four innings during his second spring start
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Ross sharp, Shoemaker struggles as Padres beat Angels
ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) – Ashlee Guay had 21 points, seven rebounds and six assists to help No. 2 seed Cal State Northridge women beat fifth-seeded UC Davis 61-47 in the Big West Conference tournament semifinals on Friday
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Cal State Northridge women beat UC Davis in Big West semis
After battling Elon to a pair of high-scoring victories during the regular season, the fifth-seeded UNCW women's basketball team found itself entangled with a low-scoring affair in the quarterfinals of the Colonial Athletic Association Women's Basketball Championship on Friday afternoon.
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Elon ends UNCW women's basketball season 60-48
Kamiak High School alum Seth Heck is batting .384 as the leadoff hitter and shortstop for the No.15-ranked Mississippi State Bulldogs. Kamiak High School alum Seth Heck is batting .384 as the leadoff hitter and shortstop for the No.15-ranked Mississippi State Bulldogs.
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Kamiak alum Heck hopes to lead Mississippi St. back to Omaha