Quite a lot has been going on:
Chrisman stays hot, dominates Patriots
The latest example was a 9-0 victory over rival Truman on Tuesday at Santa Fe Trail Park – the fourth straight win for the Bears in the series.
Chrisman allowed only eight points in singles and two in doubles to win a second straight match, 9-0, following that same score victory over North Kansas City on Monday. Chrisman is now 4-2 overall and three of the wins have come from 9-0 victories – the other was blanking Fort Osage the week prior.
"We have 14 seniors, starting seniors one through nine, so to have us all win just feels really good," Chrisman No. 3 singles player Laurie Douglas said. "We beat North Kansas City and they 9-0ed Truman so it was a given we should've won this. To shut them down, quick and fast is what makes it good. It has been pretty fun. Wins are always more fun but to have that many 9-0s just makes it all that much better."
Flavors at Home: Early Girl Tomatoes During a Strange Summer | KQED
In my memory of summers in California, August meant many things before it came to mean fire season.
One of those things was early girl tomatoes that appear at the market right around then. I don’t pass them up until they leave in October. Bright red and plump, early girls are simple and sweet, like the myth of summer itself. Eaten raw, their juicy sugariness reminds you tomatoes are indeed a fruit. Cooked, they turn luxurious with the simplest treatment of olive oil, garlic and salt in a hot oven.
Rams take win at Sheridan
SHERIDAN -- Lakeside's boys golf team picked up a win Tuesday afternoon at Sheridan Country Club, defeating Sylvan Hills, and Sheridan won the girls match.
Lakeside had a team card of 161 for the win with Sylvan Hills posting a 178. Sheridan only had three golfers on the course with a four-player minimum for a team result.
Cooper Gordon earned medalist honors after shooting a 37 in the nine-hole match. Maddox Bell and Hunter Little both finished with 41 for runner-up medalist honors. Graham Dolan carded a 42, and Kanon Goss finished with a 53.
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Horror moment girl is hit by motorbike in alleged hit-and-run – myGC.com.au
Police are hunting a motorcyclist accused of hitting a school girl before riding off from the scene on the NSW mid-north coast yesterday.
The shocking collision happened about 3.30pm on Monday, as the 13-year-old girl was waiting to cross the road outside a school on Nicholson Street in South Kempsey.
“Police have been told the teenager was hit when the rider, who was travelling on the footpath attempted to enter the roadway,” NSW Police said in a statement.
Hawks stay hot on the links | Republic-Times | News
Following its Monroe County Tournament title the week before, the Gibault Catholic High School boys golf team tied Mater Dei at the Nashville Invitational Tournament on Thursday.
Both teams shot a nine-hole score of 154, so the winner was ultimately decided by the best fifth golfer score.
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Three golfers – including Gibault's Ryan Kruse and Ryan Bollinger – tied for the top overall score at an even par 36. Kruse won the playoff hole with a birdie.
Jeep boys soccer stays hot - Dubois County Herald
The Dubois County Herald is here to inform you of some events that happened this weekend, including one team staying hot, and a record that was broken.
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Jeeps 3, Lions 0: Northeast Dubois pitched a shutout on Saturday. The Jeeps (8-1) shut down Salem — managing to control the game, pass the ball and shoot when appropriate. Ethan Danhafer had a pair of assists in the first half. Darrin Grigsby also scored a couple of goals to help propel the Jeeps to victory. Skyler Kurtz and Gaige Schepers had a goal and assist, respectively.
Hometown Heroes: Boys and Girls Club assists Yukio Okutsu State Veterans Home with meals | West
Courtesy photo From left, Boys and Girls Club of the Big Island board member Doug Adams, Deb Lewis with VFW Post 3830 and Stacy Sakuma, activities director at Yukio Okutsu State Veterans Home, on Sept. 2, the first day of the club delivering meals to support the front-line workers at Yukio Okutsu State Veterans Home.
The Boys and Girls Club of the Big Island is assisting the Yukio Okutsu State Veterans Home by providing hot meals to health care professionals amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
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