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NBC10.com - Sports NBC10.com - Sports View source archive --> Search this source --> ·Flyers Host Game 3 Of East Finals Against Pens The Philadelphia Flyers hope a return to their home ice can get them on the board in the Eastern Conference finals, as Philly welcomes the Pittsburgh Penguins to the Wachovia Center for Game 3 of the best-of-seven series. ·Bonds Charged With 14 Counts Of Perjury Barry Bonds is charged by the United States in a new indictment with 14 counts of lying and one count of obstruction of justice. ·Annika Sorenstam To Retire After Season LPGA star Annika Sorenstam will retire at the end of the season. ·Goodell Learns Little From Spygate Meeting NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell says a meeting with former Patriots employee Matt Walsh revealed little new information. ·Celtics Upset LeBron James' Mom In Game 4 Gloria James, the mother of Cavaliers' All-Star LeBron James, yells at the Celtics after her son is fouled in Game 4 of their playoff series. ·D'Antoni Introduced As Knicks Coach The New York Knicks officially introduce Mike D'Antoni as their new head coach. ·Gayego To Compete In Preakness Stakes Trainer Paulo Lobo confirms that Arkansas Derby winner Gayego will start in the 133rd Preakness Stakes on Saturday. ·China To Tone Down Torch Relay After Quake Officials have decided to simplify the Olympic torch relay after an earthquake killed thousands of people in China.

Intelligencer News - Local Sports Upper/Central Bucks & Montgomery Counties - Local Sports View source archive --> Search this source --> ·Quakertown ousts West, turns to Tennent Panthers eager for rematch against rivals ·Souderton edges South Souderton finished sixth in the Suburban One League Continental Conference and posted an uncharacteristically mediocre 9-8-3 overall record in an up-and-down, injury-marred girls soccer regular season. ·Hasyn welcomes Hershey challenge As players gear up for the PIAA state championships on May 23, at Hershey Racquet Club, there will be one competitor who stands out. ·Pennridge kicks out NP Rams move on after extra-session penalty kicks ·Tennent, West, East advance Making its first District One girls soccer playoff appearance since 2001, William Tennent on Tuesday cruised to its first postseason victory since 2000 - a 5-0 win over visiting Upper Merion, the No. 15 seed. ·North Penn ousts Pennridge North Penn jumped out to an early lead, then had to outlast Pennridge, 3-2, in a first-round District One Class AAA boys volleyball playoff match Tuesday night. ·Cirino willing to stick her neck out Unlike most players, when Stephanie Cirino began playing lacrosse for Kean University as a freshman, she could not draw upon her experience from high school to help her. ·A title tie could be in the near future The best regular-season race going- It's in the Bicentennial Athletic League for sure and today will help sort out things. ·Carroll can't wait to get to work Matt Carroll is looking forward to playing for, learning from and winning with Hall of Fame coach Larry Brown. ·North Penn rolls to SOL National titles Pennridge's Simonetti breaks 13-year-old record in 3,200 meters

Courier Times News - Local Sports Buck County Courier Times - Local Sports View source archive --> Search this source --> ·Rival gets Indians ready Drawing CR-South gave the Indians extra incentive as they opened the district tournament with a solid performance. ·Panthers provide wakeup call The Jems couldn't get going against ace Erin Gallagher and now will regroup for the District One tournament. ·CR-North reaches quarters A fourth-place finish in the PIAA District Class AAA playoffs was probably a bit deflating for the Council Rock-North boys' tennis team. ·History on Bucks' side in district If recent history holds, there will be at least one Lower Bucks County team in the Class AAA District One boys volleyball final on May 22. ·Fitlife Girls Athlete of the Week Dana O'Brien, SR., William Tennent, Soccer ·Fitlife Boys Athlete of the Week Andrew Napoli, SR., Neshaminy, Baseball ·Polocrosse anyone- Polocrosse - lacrosse on horseback - is gaining popularity in Bucks County. ·CR-South confident in Young The school hires well-respected, experienced Monica Young to help the Golden Hawks reach their rival's level. ·Trio bound for national tournament Three area girls have been chosen to the Upper Atlantic Regional team by the Pennsylvania Area Schoolgirls Lacrosse Association and will participate in the 2008 National Tournament. ·Falcons to face familiar foe The Pennsbury girls soccer team didn't exactly finish the regular season on a high note, losing to North Penn, Central Bucks South and Neshaminy in a seven-day stretch.

Burlington Times News - Local Sports Burlington County Times - Local Sports View source archive --> Search this source --> ·Lenape captures sectional crown Winning the Burlington County Open proved that the Lenape Indians were a good high school golf team. Winning the Carl Arena Tournament - South Jersey's Open Championship - showed that the Indians were very good. ·Delran golfers earn South/Central crown Josh Feldschneider's fifth-place six-over 77 at Quail Brook Country Club would have earned him a spot in Monday's state championship at Beacon Hill Country Club, but the rest of the Bears found a way to join him. ·Area lacrosse owes a lot to Brudon, Lehman Burlington County female high school athletes have always had a head start on most of the country. A strong athletic tradition dating back to the 1920s, has allowed players to compete for as long as almost anyone can remember. ·Bender's 500th win comes in a rout Delran High School baseball coach Rich Bender racked up the 500th win of his career yesterday, as the Bears defeated Willingboro 15-1 in a Burlington County League contest. ·In the spotlight - 05/14/08 Lacrosse, Bobby Marsh, Rancocas Valley ·Delran High baseball coach Bender eyes 500th career victory Rich Bender has no problem remembering the first one. ·Willingboro's McRae: We will be back! This is like the Yankees finishing in last place. It's like Duke going winless in the ACC. It's like the Patriots losing week after week. ·Seneca's Donahue hits milestone Kirsten Donahue yesterday became the third New Jersey high school girl to score 300 career lacrosse goals. The Seneca senior's milestone goal tied the game with sister school Shawnee for the final time before the Renegades went on to win 13-10. ·In the spotlight - 05/13/08 Correy Pizzichello, Track, Moorestown ·Houghton again proves her comeback ability GIRLS TRACK - There was no time for Jen Houghton to feel sorry for herself. No time for her to hang her head and wonder "what if." No time for pity. Not after one torn ACL. And not after another.

mcall.com - Sports Sports from the Morning Call, Allentown, PA. View source archive --> Search this source --> ·Suzuki's bat leads AL to win On a night of tricky hops, Ichiro Suzuki and the American League also bounced back to win. ·Five ways to restore luster to All-Star Game Newton's Third Law of Motion states ''for every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction.'' Thus, when Bud Selig OK'd interleague play in 1997, something had to give. ·Every July, Jimmy's back on his mind When Bob Valvano wanders the landscape of his mind, there are times when he stops off at Kutztown University, where he started out as a basketball coach a quarter-century ago. ·Inventor to 'launch' golf product Martin Gerardo figures he shoots in the 120s or 130s -- ''and that's with a couple of mulligans'' -- on the relatively rare occasions he takes a bag of clubs onto the golf course. ·Brazil beats Uruguay, reaches Copa America final Brazil advanced to the Copa America finals on Tuesday, eliminating Uruguay 5-4 on penalty kicks at Maracaibo, Venezuela.. ·Sports Card: July 11 ·'Sleepy' Bonds enjoys game Barry Bonds' quiet All-Star Game performance will go down as one of his fondest baseball memories because it happened among friends. ·Ripken reflects on record Not that it was close to being threatened, but Cal Ripken's consecutive games streak is as safe as ever following Miguel Tejada's injury last month. ·Pujols upset at not playing in All-Star Game Albert Pujols was angry about being left on the All-Star bench and the St. Louis slugger took aim at the National League manager -- who just happened to be Tony La Russa of his own Cardinals. ·Shanahan to stay in New York Brendan Shanahan stuck to his word and agreed to a one-year deal with the New York Rangers on Tuesday.

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